I am more desired than 31% of people on Spark.
How did I get to such lofty heights of desirability?
In total, you were viewed 1 time and no people expressed interest in you.
Thank you, random viewer!
I am more desired than 31% of people on Spark.
How did I get to such lofty heights of desirability?
In total, you were viewed 1 time and no people expressed interest in you.
Thank you, random viewer!
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Try okcupid. Do a bunch of their quizzes. Put up a decent picture.
Wow, I do better than that going shopping at the mall on a bad hair day.
Versus I supposedly had 8 new views every other day on Classmates.com- my BF from high school and I signed up about 5 years ago to see who was out there, then abandoned it. Thank goodness for spam blockers!
Done, done, and done. And you know what happened when I did that? All the married polyamorous guys came out of the woodwork.
Shouldn’t have taken that Slut Test.
In total, you were viewed 1 time and no people expressed interest in you.
yep, sounds like a typical weekend for yours truly…..
I’m guessing this was not an ego boost?
I guess you could sign up again under a different pseudo, skipping over the slut test this time.
As long as it’s not eharmony. they don’t allow gays and lesbians to find love on their site. I guess we’re not worth their bullshit test.
*isn’t bitter AT ALL*
The last time I went to a gay bar, I went with my heterosexual friend. And he got more numbers then I did! WTF?
OH MY LORD, right? I tried OKCupid a while ago; made the mistake of being truthful and identifying myself as bi. Result: poly guys (not all married!) up the ying-yang.
I was very clear in my profile. I said I was not into polyamory, it was not for me, please to be going elsewhere for such. Made no difference. Apparently there’s a whole subset of polyamorous men for whom the word “bisexual” is equivalent to the word “polyamorous” …