Dating as a Fastlaner

[Europe19]

Are there any teenager girls today that are not social media addicted? I think this is the main problem with many girls (in Germany). Dating is very hard with these many criterias. And I think the best partner to start a business would (for me) be my girlfriend. Being in a rural region is also no advantage. Still shocked that nobody knowed George Washington in history….

 

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[EmotionEngine]

The original post reminds me a bit of a video from John Sonmez.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDjjYN6kB7E

 

[JordanK]

If you work backwards based off your preferences/requirements, what percentage of men is that? Very very low

You are looking for a man over the age of 32 (I presume), that doesn't want kids. Is ambitious/has good earning/potential earning. Physically takes care of himself (gym/sport). A man that is attracted to a woman with a more assertive temperament/drive. You are also competing with similar women in their 20's who are also looking for put together men in their 30's and potentially 40's.

I think some of the advice here has been good. You need to hang around more where you have a better chance of running into these type of guys. Fastlane meetups, adventure sports places like Aspen, mountain hiking, digital nomad hubs, group holidays/tours, golfing. Anywhere there is a barrier of entry and the person needs some sort of time off work to part-take in the activities.

 

[MartinG]

It's crucial to have goals and a direction in life, something many people struggle with. So kudos to that. But it's just as important not to limit yourself by being too fixed on what you think you do or don't want. Life is unpredictable, and people change over time, along with their decisions and situations.

Being open-minded is key. You might meet someone who doesn't fit your usual criteria, but that connection could bring positive changes you never imagined. Life's beauty lies in its unpredictability. Good luck navigating through it, staying open to new possibilities and understanding that your plans can change and grow along with you.

 

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