Why women wouldn't know Mr Right if he fell on her

Well been on about 5 different dating sites in the last several months and the women that contact me are really screwed up. There definition of Mr. Right is far from reality from a guys perspective and borderline on Halequin Romance delusional visions. What is up with that? Give me a break and get real with life and men. We are not trainable ... get over it.
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gee where did that warmheart go dude. rolling on the floor laughing teddybear peace
Guess it turns cold heart after a while
im sorry it's just frustrated it's not a man women thing it's a human thing. just keep your heart in the rite place and something good will happen i believe that i hope deep down you do to . good luck warmheart . heart beating angel teddybear peace
Awww, I don't think all women are like that. :(

I kinda have the opposite problem tho. I meet a few guys that I like and think they're perfect for me and then get depressed when the relationship falls apart. :P
But then another perfect guy comes along a few months later.

I really don't believe there's one right person.

Believing in Mr Right is kinda like believing in fairies, isn't it?

I reckon those women you mentioned were looking for a 100% perfect man. But those don't exist. Everyone has flaws, and people just have to accept that.
ok hot stuff I am not your height, i am 5ft,2inches tall and shrinkinglaugh I am around your age, I am single Iam a great catch ask my son;s they tell you rolling on the floor laughing I am real, people on here know me, so have you look for someone in Australia yet devil rolling on the floor laughing teddybear
I see it more as a woman thing but seems like internet dating is like a game a chess. Usually the man starts the game opening with a email asking for more info which is based on a turse or unreal profile. The second move is a returned with usually a 4 word reply usually like "yes I like cooking". Kind of like pulling teeth.

Are women that paranoid that all us men are depraved lunatics? Without some meaningfull dialogue to start with during the 'game' you cannot possibly get to the point of meeting or talking on the phone. I can't understand why people must fake who they are. Better yet they say in their profile they are open and value honesty and integrity.
I think there is no Mr. or Mrs. "Right" we all have or quirks and bad habbits and what nots..the thing is willing to compromise and meeting the other person half way..and that is where the problem lies I think..no one really wants to do that..
Agree. Most but not all of the gals do want the Knight in Shining armor, with preferably a nice bank account. The bank account part I cannot blame them for --- I'd like to marry a wealthy lady myself.

But the genders tend to come at this from opposite directions as a result of the differences in imprinting and upbringing. The ones that have fun and get out and the ones we're happy to spend money on to wine and dine, don't however. Plus just that boys are brought up differently than girls, normally.

Men like to play sensually far earlier on, and it does NOT affect our respect for you one iota. In fact, without some extra interest we might be around too long. These dreamer ladies want Fabio as the guy said, and actually think the longer they prevent getting jiggly with it the more positive the outcome, for them. Wrong, wrong and wrong.

Ladies ........... listen. NO MATTER how early on we might share an adult evening, it will have nothing to do with the outcome. IF we like you as a person and a gestalt woman, we will want to stay with you if there is a fit. If we don't, we weren't going to stay anyway.

Live Long & Prosper
I agree with Fizzy , no one is perfect and the sooner people realise that,they might then find a good and honest person.Remember beauty is only skin deep.javascript:emot('yay');
So what we are all saying is that true honesty doesn't exist because we hide our true persona. I can understand that as we are all strangers here but eventually you will have to reveal something of who you really are. A lot of people hide behind a veil but in reality is the Shadow Self.

I find as I get older that I am not going to play at the game of mystery and intrigue as being alluring on these sites. I prefer to get to the point to either talk on the phone or meet... then the colour of the veil can be viewed and looked trough. I think it makes people uncomfortable and therefore we get no response.
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