Yeah I said the same about Philippines multiple times. We have no disagreement there.
Quote: (05-06-2014 05:05 AM)w00t Wrote:
Of course the high end wont throw themselves at you. But 5,6,7 you know my bread and butter back home... thats a lot easier to get.
See, we're not really disagreeing at all. Again, this is just a difference in standards. I personally don't go for 5 or 6s online - and I had mentioned earlier in the thread before you popped in that my standards on this were high. I would honestly feel embarrassed meeting such a girl at a coffee shop. I will bang them if I'm hammered at the bar and one thing leads to another (I won't walk them downstairs afterwards), but I guess I just don't understand the point in pursuing them sober.
I think most of the hottest women on these sites are 7s (women of this caliber are very photogenic).
8s and up are really rare on a dating site
outside of BKK and Phils. Women of this caliber are spoiled princesses anywhere in the world.
So I guess all I'm trying to say is, yes, if you are okay with including 5s and 6s in your radar - and there's nothing wrong with that - SEAsia can most certainly be like shooting fish in a barrel.
If you turn down 5s and 6s when sober and avoid chicks with kids, freelancers, etc, then online you will need to bring a bit more to the table and will not get the kind of results often reported. You can get some love from the 7s too but there are only so many of them to go around and they're in high demand online. This is why I take issue when guys throw out truisms about the whole thing.
That's all I'm saying. When put the numbers out there that you just did, I really don't think we're disagreeing all that much at all, so don't sweat it. We're just talking about different levels of quality.
And that's fine. There's no rule that says all men need to have the same goals in mind when chasing these biotches.
No hard feelings, Mr. Woot.
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