I can empathise a lot with where you seem to be and how you feel about life as I have similar experiences.
It seems that you are in stasis.
Not comfortable enough in any way to be happy with your situation.
Not uncomfortable enough to do anything about it.
I presume that you have read threads where people are judging that its gone from ---
80% of the women wanting (or even believing they are entitled to) 20% of the men to 90% of the women /wanting 10% of the men to 95%/5% in 2018.
Nothing in your posts/ pics/ description/ vibe/ job says anything other than putting out a 'meh' vibe.
On the subject of being a writer, literate etc.
from this thread..
thread-67201...ht=hobbies
>>>>>>>"Hobbies that are Neutral
Key point - women do not want to date their "best friend" or even someone they have a lot in common with. A lot of the women I've banged this year were liberals, thought camping would be "gross", and the thought of going to church was foreign.
Within a few months, they're suddenly open to Trump, camping "was like SO FUN!!!", and they're asking me to take them to church. They were turned on how by how different I am than most of the men they meet online, and how pigheadedly dedicated I am about my hobbies, lifestyle, and person. I know exactly who I am, what I want, and I will change for no woman. They can change for me.
That aside, this is the stuff that I enjoy doing that doesn't necessarily add any attraction to a relationship, but sometimes they'll want to know more...
Reading (mostly philosophy, theology, and history), writing (I write a very popular blog that some women read and others don't care about), wine, art history, plays / opera / musicals / jazz performances (some love going, some hate it), restaurants (it does score you points to know all the cool fun places to go), politics (most women only care about abortion, Planned Parenthood, and "TRUMP IS EVIL!!!", but sometimes you can engage them on a higher level), religion (this grows on women when you're in an LTR, though. They usually think it's weird at first, but then they come to respect it, and even want to be part of it), your job (what I do is too complicated to explain to them), fantasy sports, poker, running (they don't care how far you can run, and most like beefier guys anyway), computers, gardening, yoga (if done right, yoga is actually a good place to meet women and a fine activity, especially for fighters), photography (can sometimes be moved into the "sexy" category if you're really good at it, and do it in dangerous spots), real estate / investing, etc.
These are all great things. However, hobbies that are intellectually stimulating do not generate or maintain attraction - even if she's into the same stuff.
Often you'll meet a girl who is a bookworm and loves jazz, yet she's banging the bartender who hasn't read a book since he dropped out of high school.
Opposites do attract.
Having hobbies in common with women doesn't mean they will be attracted to you. If anything, most of them want to be exposed to something new and different. The Democrat atheist female often finds herself attracted to the jacked Trump supporter who goes to church every Sunday."
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There's nothing wrong with your face or your appearance.
In a highly competitive market you just haven't leveraged them into strengths - see car entrepreneur pic earlier in the thread for an example of leveraging.
I get the impression that you haven't seen the real competition where you are. They may not be in the same places you are but they are contacting the same girls you meet in person, on line at least.
As far as when your responses start talking about "I AM in the top 98%" "I am a catch" "its a good job that I have"
(you have the most pussy drying up job in the Western World) ..
I am guilty of the same thoughts and responses. We are all shielded from the brutal competitive realities we don't exactly measure up to by our little social/work/commute/home bubbles.
See this thread for reading those responses from someone else as a disinterested bystander..
thread-65169...reat+cards