Man Banned From POF For Saying "No Fat Chicks" And That Their Standards Are Too High
10-05-2016, 01:16 AMQuote:Quote:
AS if the world of dating and finding someone to share your life with wasn't hard enough, along comes a man who THINKS he has it all sewn up, but seriously needs some lessons in the dating game. [looooooool]
A post on Facebook has gone viral from an Edinburgh woman who's sister had clicked 'hi' to a man on website Plenty of Fish.
The reply her sister got flabbergasted her so much, she had to share it. [boring life, ergo attention-whore]
Lusaidh Glenny wrote, "Ok, so my sister messaged someone on an online dating site (Plenty of Fish) just to say hi...and got this (apparently "on file") reply regarding his choice of not going for "older and over weight" women. What the actual f***?". ["Men cannot not be interested in dating fat women."]
The man, called just "L00kin16" sent what he called a 'stock reply' which he had drafted and saved for the many occasions when he was approached by women he considered to be too old (over 30) or too big (over a size 14/16).
He wrote, "I was specific with age because I would like to start a family one day and, to be honest, I think that the necessary time line before doing so is shortened/compressed with a lady over 30."
So that's over 30s dealt with.
Next, 'big' women.
"I was also specific about weight as I have never been attracted to big women.
"However since moving to Scotland and going on POF I have learned that “average body type” is commonly held to be around a dress size 14/16.
"I had to google this, but that dress size indicates a woman as being very over-weight and all likelihood medically obese." [TRUTH BOMB!]
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/lifestyle/f...es-8968997
He's an Australian man in Scotland, now spared from Plenty of Fish's Scottish fatties. Verbose, yes, but he laid down some of the best home truths you'll see on a dating site ever.
Inasmuch as I believe the guy should have been more subtle, him being banned (explained in this Daily Mail article) is way over the top.
And he's damn right, these girls have standards far, far, far, far higher than anything you could forgive on the basis of male thirst.
His "arrogance" is far less than the hamster-ish squashed wall-fly with the handle "sexyprincess6969", "ebonygoddess267" or "hotstuff1983" wanting a six-foot plus man with an xyz-high salary (either explicitly stated or implied), who can appreciate her "curves" and supposedly only deserves her on her best day if he can handle her on her worst days.
After the Daily Record's initial piece, the Daily Mail is already asking for tips on who this guy is, obviously to shame him, make him lose his job, and try and pull other men into line.
I won't be posting his pic here, but the guy is more than decent-looking. He definitely wrote too much, yet that's hardly a good threshold for banning him.
The sister of the fatty is the snowflake complaining (note how the articles don't have their pictures). Regardless of which of them sought the attention, it's another indication of how attention-starved and easily offended so many people are nowadays. Male and female, but especially female snowflakes. The litmus test for what constitutes an article to be generated about your rage is mindbogglingly low.
Classic white-knighting from POF in banning him: "[H]is views on women" are unacceptable. It's a fucking dating site. By that logic, you have to be interested in anyone who comes your way messaging. POF is feeding the BS that either a) these women's looks don't matter or b) every woman is beautiful, beautiful enough to be desired by the male customers.
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