What percentage of male members have photos posted?
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From a woman’s perspective, isn’t it less unsettling when you can at least get an idea of what he looks like?
By the way, are the men who post photos generally confident, attractive older guys?} у 手机天天彩票. Maybe
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Same as Kamihikoki—I’d leave immediately if posting a photo became mandatory.
I’m not exactly a handsome older guy myself, but I don’t think everyone who posts a photo is one, either.
There are plenty of beautiful women who post blurred photos, too.
People who don’t post photos simply have their reasons for not wanting to.
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I’ve only looked at listings in Osaka, but around 20–30% of them include photos. Some are pictures of their cars rather than their faces, and some show them playing golf.
I don’t think photos are really necessary.
More importantly, focus on developing your hobbies. You might even make me want to click “What a lovely person.”
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I don’t have a photo posted either. I haven’t included one on the profile that’s only shown to women I’ve made an offer to.
Even without a photo, women still turn down my offers—so what would happen if I posted one? Haha.
You’ll just have to wait until we meet…
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Photos aren’t necessary! With a letter date, you can exchange recent selfies beforehand, too ✿
If you chat on LINE while getting ready to meet, it’s not that nerve-racking (๑>∀<๑)♥
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I don’t have a photo posted.
Whether I’m handsome or unattractive, I wouldn’t post one.
If I ever had to upload a photo, I’d quit immediately.
But I’ve been thinking about why I don’t post one…
I’d probably choose a photo that makes me look somewhat better than I actually do, and seeing it could raise someone’s expectations before we meet—or even lower them if I don’t live up to it.
Maybe without a photo, they can feel a little more at ease knowing I wasn’t anything too shocking, since they came prepared for the worst. At least their expectations won’t be raised, I suppose…
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This is just my general impression, but I’d say it’s roughly:
- 10% with clearly recognizable face photos
- 10% with more atmospheric photos, such as pictures with pets
- 10% using an avatar or some kind of profile setting
- 70% with no photo or profile setting at all
From a woman’s perspective, having a photo is reassuring, but if it looks too carefully posed, I start to wonder if he’s overly confident. And if he’s using Snow to add ears, a beard, or something like that, I have to admit it’s a bit of a turnoff… lol
So personally, I’d recommend a more atmospheric photo. I also find profiles with no setting more appealing than avatars!
That’s just my personal opinion, though.
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I don’t post photos.
As you said, I know it can make people feel very uneasy, so I do think I should post one.
However, I deliberately make myself look as intimidating as possible before the first meeting, so I can see how effective it was and enjoy the contrast.
So, as much as I apologize, I lower expectations as much as possible and let them arrive feeling really nervous. Then, when the woman’s face suddenly lights up upon seeing me at the first meeting, I quietly celebrate to myself.
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I only share my photo with women I’ve made an offer to.
As you said, I think seeing what someone looks like beforehand helps ease any anxiety.
It’s not that I’m especially confident about my looks—I’d say I’m pretty average.
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