The other day, a male member I met told me, “I’ve never seen a girl with such a detailed profile.” Are simpler profiles preferred?
I’ve written about 2,000 characters, organized into sections covering my hobbies, special skills, favorite foods, and ideal relationship. Is that too much?
I received several offers right after registering, but after updating my profile and the mistress-diagnosis questionnaire, the offers stopped coming. So I’m wondering if I answered everything too seriously. It looks like I can edit my profile, but I can’t change the mistress-diagnosis results, can I?
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Probably not because you wrote too much, but because the period when you were getting lots of initial offers has passed.
Cheerful Awawa—she appears as “Awawa, 32.” It’s under 2,000 characters, but there’s actually quite a lot written.
If you’re nearby, send her an offer.
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The mistress profile questionnaire gets overwritten when you write something and submit it. It seems you still can’t view what you’ve written yourself.
Personally, I prefer men whose profiles are filled out to some extent, since it gives me a better sense of what they’re like. But if it’s too long, I tend to get the impression that they’re overly particular, nervous, or likely to be nagging. I imagine men may get a similar impression to some degree.
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There can be many reasons why you aren’t receiving any offers.
That said, I don’t think it’s simply because you wrote 2,000 characters.
The real issue may be what you wrote in your serious response.
If it included something that would put men off, it’s only natural that you wouldn’t receive any offers.
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Joe believes in the idea that “quantity is proportional to quality.” However, when it comes to dating club profiles, too much of a good thing can sometimes be counterproductive.
So, as a piece of advice, try cutting your 2,000-character profile down to 1,000 without sacrificing its substance. I think you can do it.
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By “profile,” you mean the comment written by the woman, right? Two thousand characters is quite detailed, but I don’t think it’s too long.
Since the mistress assessment is something the woman writes herself, I imagine you could ask the club to have it rewritten.
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