Carawee-Jeezes and Dating Men

Dating men can be very difficult. There is no way I can tell you how many women I have gone out with only to find that the man would rather stay home with their kids. This is just one example of how tough dating men can be. But there are other things that are hard to deal with. So let’s take a look at a few.

Dating men can be very disappointing, to put it mildly. This is especially true if you go out with older men who aren’t what you expected. To be honest, dating men isn’t all fun and games. Dating older men is also a challenge. Take it from someone who has been there, done that; am an adult female, meaning get the option to date only girls, but still walk into the burning hottest, most raging dating pool in the world.

I’ll give you an example… About a year ago, I was out with a great guy, and we were just starting to get to know each other. We went out to eat and had a good time. That night, he sent me a picture of himself on Instagram.

You might be wondering why I’m telling you this. The reason is because it’s one of the most popular dating men and women’s pictures on the internet today. The picture he sent me looked like he was enjoying himself on his Instagram page, and that is exactly what I thought too… until I saw the dates on his Instagram page. Three of them occurred within the last seven days.

What is this strange phenomenon? It seems like every male acquaintance that I have had on online dating sites have a liking for cars. Except these are only half truths. Cars and women go very well together as dating men and women, especially when it comes to the man that is in charge of sending messages on a dating app to get to know the woman.

I started to wonder how come my carawe Jeffries didn’t send any messages on Instagram, because he and I had been friends online before. He told me that he works with a dating app. The problem with dating app users is that they leave their real names along with their photograph attached. This makes it very hard for the dating app’s security staff to confirm identities. Therefore, it is easy for care Jeffries to create fake or duplicate accounts. After he created one, he set up a cover photo and wrote some nonsense like “Cute as always, babe. #hashtag#.”

It took about four months for my carawoman to remove his false identity and start telling the truth about his life, but by that time I already had a pretty good idea of who he was. After about six weeks, I noticed that he had been sending a lot more dick pic messages than usual. I confronted him about it, and he denied it, saying that he was on work time and only deleted the “dick pics” after work. I asked him why he didn’t want to tell me this at the beginning, considering that I had just met him.

I guess that he felt I wouldn’t take him seriously if I knew his real name. That’s the truth. Dating men on dating apps has its downsides, so don’t be afraid to deal with them. If you’re not ready for a long distance relationship, then you should stick to local dating apps. Otherwise, go online dating.

In my opinion, the best thing about online dating is that you have the chance to make your own pick. When you go on local dating sites, you pretty much have to settle with whoever matches your profile photo. But on dating apps, you get to choose which guy you would like to chat with based on how you both act and sound. You also get to choose when to contact each other. And that’s where the pick-up lines come in.

What I didn’t expect was how many pick-up lines there would be. Even a week ago, I counted at least 20 carawe-jeffries I could use on any given day. If you don’t have any Instgram or Facebook account, you can even create your own account specifically for dating men. All you will need to do is paste the text from one of those popular Instagram photos onto your account and start writing. For instance, let’s say I decided to send my first message on a certain day, and I only had some free time so I chose a cute carawe-jeeves quote: “The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach…” and I put the picture I was using as the caption.

Now, the thing is, all this talk about being funny or seductive or whatever doesn’t necessarily make you a better person, and that’s just me being honest. You shouldn’t base your personality type or your intention to date men on what type of carawee-jeeves you use. That’s a given. What matters most is how well you can connect with someone on an emotional level, and how well you know them. If you can successfully win their trust by being sincere and real, then the carawe-jeeves won’t matter much.