It's a good profile. The pictures are generally clear and you have all the info there, but your headline and blurb seem to drag on a bit.

I'm glad that you replaced the default "Hi.." headline, which bugs me when I see it, though many other people have zero problem with it. However, your headline seems a bit long.

You wrote: "Looking for a loyal respectable woman. i want something real and long-term no games. "if i go crazy, then will you still call me superman?"". You could've stopped at the first sentence, but then you threw in another and then some lyrics from Kryptonite. You do you, I guess, but it just seems a bit too much, there.

Then the blurb. It seems long, too, but also repetitive. Like you found three or four ways to say you're an easy-going guy and you threw them all in there. It's still a better blurb than most I've seen, but it seems to blather. Maybe add some white space between the topics.

Then the pictures. It seems you don't even own a good shirt. It's alright if you're a t-shirt kind of guy, but it wouldn't hurt to dress better for pictures and smile more. Here's a tip: Figure out where the camera lens is and look into it (not the phone screen) when snapping the picture.

Anyway, you seem like a good-looking guy, so you'll probably do alright. But for the profile with a too-long headline and meandering text blurb and photos that could be better, I rate it 7/10.

Good luck!

P.S.: If you want to be a software engineer for the government, you'll need a college degree.

Weird take. You think Biden will be remembered for things that happened 40 years ago while he's passing laws now? Having gotten his Inflation Reduction Act, and CHIPS Act passed, that pump $trillions into the US economy and return semiconductor manufacturing to the US, with $billions still being spent today, or maybe the $35/month cap on insulin? How about his work to eliminate junk fees from banks and airlines? Biden's the first US President to stand and walk with Union workers. He's the first US President to pick a female VP. A lot of other first go there, too, but until you typed about his votes on busing and desegregation (on which he wasn't alone at the time) I had forgotten about, and I follow politics pretty closely.

I admit that Biden isn't at his best, and some of his positions disappoint me. But this year isn't between Biden and my ideal candidate. It's just Biden v. Trump again. Trump was an unmitigated disaster as a President. DJT lied and cheated every day. Took foreign emoluments every day, and because Republicans controlled Congress, and the Constitution wasn't clear enough, nothing was ever done about it. And even with Republican control of the White House, and Congress, Trump got almost nothing done. They couldn't even make basic government work.

The choice is easy: Four more years for Biden and Trump to Prison in 2024.

I've worked at McDonalds and if I were manager and assigning positions, I would definitely let Biden work the register. Just not have him unload the trucks. I wouldn't let Trump work the register--he'd be pocketing money and would complain the whole time. Probably steal Big Macs, too. Such a criminal!

Counterpoint: Biden is a pretty good president and should run again.

I tried to use the color tag, and it doesn't work, but I figured out it's probably a safety feature so people cannot add a link and color it to mislead somebody.

I can make text colored

I can hyperlink text (goes to Google)

But I cannot color hyperlinks.

So annoying.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/02/02/joe-biden-30-policy-things-you-might-have-missed-00139046

Since when is paying in cash illegal or even tax punitive? The defense attorneys alleged conflicts of interest, and two attorneys on the same team have no conflict of interest. Then the defense alleged monetary gains, or even kick-backs from Wade to Willis, and they couldn't prove that. The defense hasn't shown any harm to the state or to their case, or in any way how it would be unfair to the defense. Where are the grounds for recusal?

Have you even read the indictment? Trump's charges are nothing like what Willis & Wade are accused of. The defendant's attorneys are trying everything they can to delay the case, but the allegations had no merritt and their witness was soundly impeached. She's just a disgruntled former employee, and even if the allegations were true, they aren't sufficient to support Willis' or Wade's recusal. That case will move forward and Trump et. al., are going to trial soon enough.

While Trump's supporters are losing to a point, they're only losing some money and time and any maybe some friends. Trump's spending their donations on his legal bills. I suspect they know it, and are mostly OK with it.

The fraud case originated when Trump's former attorney testified in Congress that Trump misrepresented his assets as needed to secure loans and pay taxes. Then a complaint was filed and the SDNY investigated. They found enough evidence to indict and the Trump lost the case. The only reason the indictment came after Trump announced is because trump announced early to claim the prosecutions are political. They're not; they're criminal. Trump is a criminal and while this case had no chance of putting trump in jail, that's not true for the other cases. When it's all over, Trump will be found guilty, and while some sentences may let trump serve suspended sentences or parole, others, like the case in Georgia have mandatory minimums. The cases are rock-solid. Trump's going to prison.

Yeah, inflation and crime rates are dropping and Trump's had more than his share of verbal flubs. Give it a few more months and Republicans will have nothing left to say, as Trump's criminal convictions pile up. His case on campaign finance violations starts next month. I get that Republicans like to point at Biden's gaffs, but even Biden can keep Pelosi & Hailey straight.

This case was never about ruining Trump's chances at being President again. It was only about holding him accountable for the laws he broke. Taking hundreds of $millions from the guy while he needs money for his campaigns is just an added bonus.

Judge orders Trump and his companies to pay $355 million in New York civil fraud case

* Trump fined $355 million (not the $370 million D.A. James asked for)
* Not including the $88 million Trump was ordered to pay E. Jean Carroll
* Don Jr. & Eric Trump each fined $4 million
* Trump's CFO Allen Weisselberg fined $1 million
* Trump's lawyers pledged to appeal the ruling.

So Trump's lying and cheating has cost him almost a half billion dollars so far. Ah ha ha ha!

1. Inflation started going up in 2020, and only reached its peak after Biden got to work, but it's back down now.
the annual inflation rates for dozens and dozens of goods routinely purchased by American households - including food - were already at their highest levels in a decade before Biden entered the White House

2. Maybe you could be more specific about world-wide opinions about The United States, but Biden's not the one pulling out of treaties and trying to dismantle NATO. That's Trump. Biden is working with our allies in Europe and Asia and elsewhere, unlike Trump, who was actually laughed at during world summits.
https://apnews.com/general-news-821dafb0b18a4dadb086216c08067df3

3. The US has several allies in the Middle East and while Israel may be the closest, they're not perfect. They apparently commit war crimes, targeting civilians in their fight against Hamas, but Biden is still working to get foreign aid to them and to the Palestinian civilians. Trump would've never been able to handle that kind of diplomacy.

4. And again, you bring up the curious statistic that 7/10 of Americans blame Biden for everything wrong. Got a link for that? Your claim looks like BS to me.

It's a good profile. You've got the information there and the pictures are clear enough. The only things that bother me is that you left he headline as the default "Hi.." and in your photos, you're not looking into the camera lens. You should learn where the lense is and look into it when snapping the picture. But those are very small issues. I like that your text blurb describes you and what you're looking for, and you kept it fairly short. Also, maybe select a main picture that better shows your face. Like the 4th image.


You're clearly an attractive, well-dressed young woman, so you should be fine. Beside the tiny complaints above, I really like it. I rate it 10/10.

Good luck!

Oh please. Shrinkflataion isn't this week. That's been going on since the '50s. It's not like Biden or any other president has control on what the consumer market bears. All he can do is ask Congress for reforms and sign acts of Congress into law. Biden asked Congress for a fairer tax system, and Republican's won't have it. So, higher corporate profits go up with inflation.

It's a pretty good profile. You've got some clear photos and all the biographical information, but the text blurb is a little short and unhelpful and you left the default headline.

For the photos, it might be better to use a clearer picture of your face. In the main pic you currently have, it's nice--amazing beard--but you're relatively small in the picture and you're not looking into the camera. I like the the photos show you outside in interesting places, but you don't look like you're having any fun. Maybe you're just a serious kind of person, and that's OK, but it doesn't make you approachable.

The blurb looks almost like a riddle. You wrote "Wildly Naive or Dangerously IntelligentLooking for a good friend or a partner." You can see that it's missing space, but what is that supposed to mean? Maybe clear that up, and you could even give more information about the kind of person you want to meet. You also left the headline as the default "Hi.." which bugs me, but lots of other people do that, so no problem, I guess.

Anyway, you seem like a good-looking, healthy young man, so you should be alright. But subtracting for the pictures that could be better and the confusing blurb, I'd rate it 8/10.

Good luck!

Things aren't going to hell. Unemployment is down. Inflation is down. Oil & Natural Gas prices are down. Since Biden got into office, there're no more shortages of the things the Trump Administration let slide.

And to answer the other question above, there are other Republicans and Democrats, but Republicans mostly want (criminal suspect) Trump, and Democrats are sticking with the guy known to beat the criminal suspect in elections. If Trump were not running, and put in prison where he belongs, all bets would be off.

Wow. That's really out of touch. Those are all old conspiracy theories long ago debunked.
1. The "Clinton body count" is just a list of some of the people the Clintons knew who died. And the person who made the list admitted she had no evidence the Clintons did any of that--suggesting it was done by "people trying to control the president." So stupid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinton_body_count_conspiracy_theory

2. Hillary's email "scandal" was nothing. There were no classified documents there, and it's not illegal to delete an old email unless it's subpoenaed. Most people delete email every day.

3. Bill Clinton is worth hundreds of $millions through his speaking fees. The guy speaks at all sorts of places, commanding up to $millions for each engagement. He also wrote best-selling books. He's probably been doing alright with investments since leaving office, too.
https://www.cnn.com/2016/02/05/politics/hillary-clinton-bill-clinton-paid-speeches/index.html

4. There's still no evidence of Biden getting foreign payments, while Trump openly took in $millions from foreign governments at his resorts, which is actually unconstitutional.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/trump-received-78-million-payments-foreign-governments-president-repor-rcna132276

So you don't have any evidence. Just barfing up the old conspiracy theories from years or decades ago. Super easy to refute, since they're all overused and bogus. I've seen that debate long ago.

Nice thought, but during Trump's term, the US lost more than 60 servicemen in Afghanistan. So much for "don't mess with our troops." And getting out by that date? Never happened. Not even any plans for it. It's like Pompeo signed the agreement and everybody promptly forgot about it until after the election, and then still did nothing for it. Didn't move an ounce of equipment out of country until Biden came into office. Had they actually made arrangements, the move would've been at least partially complete by the time Biden was sworn in. Don't know where you got your notions of Trump doing so much.