Are you lost needing femoid advice post here - For the poor bastard's who dare or are just curious

[Señora Airi]

I have advice for all of you.

Learn how to make a good burger.

What's your recipe for a deliciously good burger? And do you do the steam method to melt cheese on said burger?

 

[Shidoen]

What's your recipe for a deliciously good burger? And do you do the steam method to melt cheese on said burger?

If I want something regular I just do regular beef and rub.

If I want something special, I get some parmesan, garlic, and Romano cheese into the meat so it grills along on the inside.

 

[Señora Airi]

Dang that sound really good.

 

[Shidoen]

Dang that sound really good.

You should see me pan grill a sandwich, it's a panty melter.

 

[Señora Airi]

You should see me pan grill a sandwich, it's a panty melter.

What's your go to pan grilled sandwich?
I'm usually just lazy and do turkey, cheese, lettuce, and tomato with whatever bread I got laying around.

 

[Shidoen]

What's your go to pan grilled sandwich?
I'm usually just lazy and do turkey, cheese, lettuce, and tomato with whatever bread I got laying around.

There used to be this delicious recipe from Publix I use to make but they don't sell the spread anymore and I forgot where the recipe card went. I'd say it was one of the finest Boar's Head sandwiches.

 

[Señora Airi]

Nice. I do like to cook, my knife skills are just awful though, even with practice.

 

[Shidoen]

Nice. I do like to cook, my knife skills are just awful though, even with practice.

I need a lot more practice so I can make more nice things for a lady. Unless all she wants is noodles, sausages, and schnitzel.

 

[Señora Airi]

Since it's winter, maybe practice doing soups and stews. That's what I do for practice and/or if I'm just in a rut. Then you could do either sandwiches or a homemade garlic bread, then you've got a nice meal.

 

[instant]

When's the new caricature troll? I missed the last one and I need this as my replacement for reality TV.

 

[LillyTheBestGirl]

Ladies, I need your opinion.

I want to give online dating a try, and I'm debating whether to add a note that supporting woke politics is a deal breaker for me. I know focusing on politics is dumb, and I live in a very liberal area, so it will filter ~75% of women, but my last ex was heavy into anti-white stuff despite us both being white, so I don't want to deal with this shit again.
My main concern is this may make me look like a politisperg and scare away normal women.

How would you feel if you saw "P.S. Anti-white sentiment is a deal-breaker for me" on a guy's profile? Is there a better, more subtle way to phrase it? Or is it too much?

 

[CharcoalChkn]

Ladies, I need your opinion.

I want to give online dating a try, and I'm debating whether to add a note that supporting woke politics is a deal breaker for me. I know focusing on politics is dumb, and I live in a very liberal area, so it will filter ~75% of women, but my last ex was heavy into anti-white stuff despite us both being white, so I don't want to deal with this shit again.
My main concern is this may make me look like a politisperg and scare away normal women.

How would you feel if you saw "P.S. Anti-white sentiment is a deal-breaker for me" on a guy's profile? Is there a better, more subtle way to phrase it? Or is it too much?

Personally, if anyone mentioned politics on their profile - regardless of if it aligned or opposed my own views, it would turn me off completely. To me it comes across as something you care enough to mention before anything else, so I would go ahead and assume that person is a bit of a sperg.

Others might see it differently, but that would be the vibe from me.

 

[FinnSven]

Ladies, I need your opinion.

I want to give online dating a try, and I'm debating whether to add a note that supporting woke politics is a deal breaker for me. I know focusing on politics is dumb, and I live in a very liberal area, so it will filter ~75% of women, but my last ex was heavy into anti-white stuff despite us both being white, so I don't want to deal with this shit again.
My main concern is this may make me look like a politisperg and scare away normal women.

How would you feel if you saw "P.S. Anti-white sentiment is a deal-breaker for me" on a guy's profile? Is there a better, more subtle way to phrase it? Or is it too much?

IWNBAW but try to think of a dating profile as a way to make friends rather than advertising yourself as a potential husband and life partner.

Yes, I know that’s the main point, but you are more approachable if you come across as friendly and relaxed, rather than seeming like you have a list of expectations and standards.

 

[instant]

Ladies, I need your opinion.

I want to give online dating a try, and I'm debating whether to add a note that supporting woke politics is a deal breaker for me. I know focusing on politics is dumb, and I live in a very liberal area, so it will filter ~75% of women, but my last ex was heavy into anti-white stuff despite us both being white, so I don't want to deal with this shit again.
My main concern is this may make me look like a politisperg and scare away normal women.

How would you feel if you saw "P.S. Anti-white sentiment is a deal-breaker for me" on a guy's profile? Is there a better, more subtle way to phrase it? Or is it too much?

Someone else already said it but mentioning politics, whether for or against is a huge red flag. If you wanna filter it out you gotta play the subversive game and find a way to subtly filter out anyone into politics without actually mentioning politics.

Generally what works is when you write that you wanna do some kind of activity with the girl that absolutely nobody with the [trait you wanna filter] would want to do. I think the common example is filtering out fatties by saying you want a girl to go to the gym with.

Politics is way harder though. Good luck finding a subtle filter for that one!

 

[WTBOnlineFather]

Ladies, I need your opinion.

I want to give online dating a try, and I'm debating whether to add a note that supporting woke politics is a deal breaker for me. I know focusing on politics is dumb, and I live in a very liberal area, so it will filter ~75% of women, but my last ex was heavy into anti-white stuff despite us both being white, so I don't want to deal with this shit again.
My main concern is this may make me look like a politisperg and scare away normal women.

How would you feel if you saw "P.S. Anti-white sentiment is a deal-breaker for me" on a guy's profile? Is there a better, more subtle way to phrase it? Or is it too much?

I'm a guy but I think doing that just hurts your chances. What I do is just automatically swipe left on any woman who mentions "politics", "feminism", "environmentalism" or "LGBTQ+" as an interest, is dangerhaired or has any mention of capitalism in her bio. These loons typically correlate with a specific aesthetic, have ugly fringes, mullets, piercings, tats and seem to deliberately take really unflattering and gross pics, "ironically". Art hoes basically.

There's a minority of completely normal looking women who still have retarded beliefs but don't come out of the gate swinging them around. I'm afraid there's no real way to preemptively filter them out without appearing as a politisperg yourself so you'll just have to figure that out in conversation.

 

[Cumeatsioner Gordon]

After reading all the fake face makeup sperging, I wonder what women think about beards. In my entire career of having a penis I've never asked a girlfriend what they thought. It's just there. I take care of it, trim it, keep it clean (no stubble anywhere) et cetera simply because I like having it. I think I look good.

Have I been tricking women this whole time? Am I wearing a mask? Society?

Also sorry ladies but you can't really wear makeup when half your face is covered in hair. Should probably moisturize though.

 

[Susanna]

After reading all the fake face makeup sperging, I wonder what women think about beards. In my entire career of having a penis I've never asked a girlfriend what they thought. It's just there. I take care of it, trim it, keep it clean (no stubble anywhere) et cetera simply because I like having it. I think I look good.

Have I been tricking women this whole time? Am I wearing a mask? Society?

Also sorry ladies but you can't really wear makeup when half your face is covered in hair. Should probably moisturize though.

I’m anti-beard in general, but if you have a weak jaw or chin, it’s better to hide that behind a beard than not. If your beard growth is bad it’s better to just shave it though. I suspect most men know their beards better than I do.
It’s that “Oh you shaved” meme. Like how I wouldn’t listen to the “you’d look hotter without makeup” guy because he has no idea what he’s talking about, he probably shouldn’t listen to me when I tell him to shave his beard.

 

[Shidoen]

My jawline is too powerful so that’s why I grow a weak beard I swear!

 

[AgendaPoster]

Personally, if anyone mentioned politics on their profile - regardless of if it aligned or opposed my own views, it would turn me off completely.

Not entirely true.
One could mention they are a anarchist-syndicalist with Chomskian characteristics and national socialist peacenik inclinations, with a legacy of exploring Maoism and currently serving in the Liberal Democrat party in the developing parts of the planet as a warlord.

 

[Kill Your Idols]

This is a very complex question that requires more information to give a better answer. First, what kind of stuff are you into?

I'm not going to pretend that a lot of what I like is dork shit (anime, video games) but I try to be well-rounded. I love reading (primarily fiction and well-thought out articles), anything historical (usually through books and podcasts, but I enjoy museums when I can go to one), and music (concerts, albums). I exercise and enjoy it to some degree, but I don't obsess over fitness. I feel like my inclination for introverted hobbies puts me at odds with dating, but I can never really tell if it's a deal breaker when everyone's generic advice about relationships is, "Just put yourself out there!" or "Confidence is key!" type shit.

Ladies, I need your opinion.

I want to give online dating a try, and I'm debating whether to add a note that supporting woke politics is a deal breaker for me. I know focusing on politics is dumb, and I live in a very liberal area, so it will filter ~75% of women, but my last ex was heavy into anti-white stuff despite us both being white, so I don't want to deal with this shit again.
My main concern is this may make me look like a politisperg and scare away normal women.

How would you feel if you saw "P.S. Anti-white sentiment is a deal-breaker for me" on a guy's profile? Is there a better, more subtle way to phrase it? Or is it too much?

From my experience, you can self filter by identifying your politics as anything other than 'Liberal' when filling out your profile. Hardcore leftist women will zero in that you're not in their political tribe and ignore you so you don't have to draw attention to it by spelling it out like that. Most of the more obnoxious girls will plaster their profile with ACAB, BLM, and pro-Palestine slogans, so you can know to steer clear.