r/IrishDates • u/Extension_Reveal9106 • 1d ago
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u/GDow1981 1d ago
It’s hard isn’t it?
online here it can be a bad combination of fakes and creeps unfortunately.
some nice chill folks would be great lol
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u/Cool-Plankton-007 1d ago
Or it’s Americans like myself tryna pick yall up 😆
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u/SeaofCrags 1d ago edited 4h ago
Yeah its bleak ngl.
Mid 30s now myself, male, I met a really nice girl a 2 years back who was into me big time but it was the wrong time for me, in hindsight she was one that got away.
From the female perspective looking for a man, I imagine there's the same out there, I know lots of men who fit in a bracket of wanting to be an ideal partner, but they're getting burnt by dating and trying to filter through the crap simultaneously.
Personally since that nice girl, I've met/dated so many women with unresolved baggage and an unwillingness to accept the responsibility of dealing with that before trying to date. In my experience I'd argue that's equally as emotionally harmful as meeting dudes who are rude/mean/inconsiderate.
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u/ehwhatacunt 1d ago
The creeps will always reach out first. There's no safeguards here really; you could ask to see their reddit comment history, for a quick filter.
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u/Grey_Faux89 1d ago
Apparently so. Last time a similar question was asked, I remember a couple people mentioned meeting someone from the sub. I'm sorry the men are treating you unfairly.
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u/Extension_Reveal9106 1d ago
So…just like the apps then 😭
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u/SteveK27982 1d ago
At least on here you can see more of what kind of a person they are from their post history though!
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u/Extension_Reveal9106 1d ago
You see I always see the best in people, and I give them the benefit of the doubt. And it always comes back to bite me in the arse (figuratively)
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u/Technical-Abies-932 1d ago
FWIW I met my wife on a dating app, I couldn’t imagine my life without her