Do men feel happy when you tell them they’re wonderful?
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A man who sent me an offer asked, “Why did you tell me I’m wonderful?”
Well, I just tell every man in the same registered area who has made his profile public and is in a class that can send me an offer that they’re wonderful. It’s about as casual as liking every tweet that comes up on your Twitter timeline—and that’s basically how the system works too. But do men take it to mean, “This woman is interested in me!”?
I’m Kazu, a male member.
I keep my profile private because I don’t think those reactions are meaningful or necessary.
When someone asks, “Why did you say I seemed wonderful?” I think they’re trying to find out whether you clicked it for no particular reason or if you had an actual reason.
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I’m a male member—and a total loser.
In my case, I’m being marketed as a package deal:
loser = wealthy old man
That’s how I’m viewed both in real life and at the club.
So whenever a woman compliments me, including saying “Like!”, all I hear is:
“Give me money.”
Which means I’ll never be able to fall genuinely in love again...
Well, it’s not like any woman would genuinely fall for an old guy like me in the first place, haha.
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I’m Dai, a male member.
I know there are women like you out there.
That’s why I only make offers to women on my favorites list after they’ve sent me a “You seem great.”
One woman told me she sent it because she saw my hobbies and became interested.
I figure that if I go on a date with a woman who sent me a “You seem great,” it gives us at least one thing to talk about during the date, haha.
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I’m in Seattle.
I’m assuming he says that to everyone. Maybe it’s just a conversation starter.
That’s nice, but unless you limit it to one person a day, it’s basically meaningless.
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