PURE ALPHA MAIL*

*the sort of mail you take one look at, laugh at, and throw in the bin

Thank you! :P

Forgot to add - guys are also doing themselves a disservice here. I'm harder on/less trustworthy of guys who hit on me as a result of knowing that some men think like this but try to cover it up as much as possible, and so are all my female friends (pretty much everyone is aware of PUA/game these days, we…

Entitled to purely for being "nice"!*

*Notwithstanding that any halfway fucking decent human being would not feel entitled to the opposite sex under any circumstances in the first place

Very true. Though I think some people are undateable as they are right now, but what they need to do about it is not hire a bloody author to write an online dating profile and send messages for them, it's work on improving themselves. As soon as the first date (if they even get any) rolls around, their social…

Ah dear. As always, the socially inept with a tendency to objectify and dehumanise women will flock to these, when what they seriously need is the ability to even know how to talk to a woman first. Who the hell hires someone to message someone else and write their dating profile on their behalf? I agree that they'd be…

His comment history says it all. I suggest you give it a check to see where he's coming from. Your run-of-the-mill misogynist, probably an MRA to boot, come to Jezebel to whine about The Evil Wimmen and try to make the conversation all about them as per usual. Don't these idiots ever realise the entirety of what they…

"male sexuality being demonized" AKA "Why can't we objectify women without being criticised for it? Everyone knows free speech only applies to us! MUMMYYYY!"

O look. A straight male whining about feminist things and trying to downplay the effect women being judged solely on "their tits" has on society yet again.

Boring. It's so obvious when people can't see past their privilege. Yawn.

You're talking to the wrong person.

What movie is that? :)

That's very true! :)

Depending on how much savings you have, you could try interviewing for jobs in any field (well, anything reasonable, ofc), not just yours, provided you're qualified enough for them? Extra funds would help if you wanted to start a business. I have heard restaurants are pretty hellish to run, but if you're good why not?…

Yeah. I'm personally very career focused and so a "dream job" (a lawyer) is a good idea for me. But if someone "works to live" far more than they "live to work," then it doesn't make sense for them to give up too much just for that dream career.

ball is life

I would actually love a job where I got paid just for generating ideas. I have too many. What do you work as, if you don't mind me asking? :)

Re: that point - not all of them (or most of them, I'd imagine) are going to want to be motivational speakers, obviously?

Well done you! :)

I agree with you, every job involves work. Though I think that, if someone hasn't researched something enough/done enough work experience to know that they truly are passionate about this particular job, they shouldn't be investing so much in it in the first place. A lot of people also seem to prioritise money, and…

This. I totally don't rate them, if anything I find it quite a turn off. Then again, I don't like unstable guys/those who abuse their health, which I suppose most rock stars are associated with doing. I'm also not a musical girl.