The man with a harmonica

In a word - no

So true :p

I think you might want rephrase the question because your situation is not necessarily typical of every female and every male

Aww it had your eyes cuchi cuchi cuchi coo

The police have granted him permission to fast for 2 weeks in that park. He will be allowed to leave prison for this duation

I am HE

I know a couple of women who are on dating sites, so i have it on good information as to what could be deemed to be their (women's) approach (presumably the same for most men too by the way). There is definitely the element of saying what they want cut the reality of it is that you have to have a stand out picture to even grab their attention. Amittedly i for instance don't, saying that i don't feel i am very photogenic.

Saying that usually the woman in question will have a picture up which was selected from millions of others and i know from experience when you meet them its a case of oh it was taken a "few years back" when they see the suspicious look on ones face. What i am getting at is that photos are obviously not an accurate reflection of most people yet it is from those same photos that the initial judgement is made. Some people look amazing on a picture but in real life they look very different for better or worse. Likewise some people just don't look good on a picture but in real life look rather amazing.

To answer the headline question, i guess people ARE shallow in how they arrive at their conclusion as to sim is worth talking to and who not. But at the same time if that is the case then you might just want to look on the bright side of that for obvious reasons.

Clothes don't make the man! One good picture of a woman doesn't turn her over night into a super model either. The real proof is in the pudding you eat as it were. But like the other guy said, its about getting through these somewhat primitive barriers. If i can maybe suggest something (for what its worth), maybe concentrate on women that do want to talk than get hung up on those that don't. People who are shallow have their own crosses to bear and i would say leave them to it

Or do this a different way.. You try to rip it to pieces and see if you can

Would you not just say that truth is circumstantial (taking into account all the variables)?

You have been stung, its normal you will hesitate. Just give yourself time to deal with the thoughts and emotions inside. Just keep getting back on the horse (as it were)

What is the modern day definition of nice guy?

Many philosophers of science have claimed that evolutionary is a ‘merely explanatory’ science, rather than a predictive science

Watch out behind you!

I like your directness in a way, it does cut the crap and is straight to the point...

But its a bit black and white if you know what I mean and from what I know, nothing is ever really black and white. Might it not be better to look people up and get to know them a bit? Then see who you have that certain "je ne sais qua" with?

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got to get me one of those toilet seats

Something that has recently been happening in the UK.. Kids (yeah kids) have been rioting in the streets of London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Nottingham, Bristol... People being terrorised and intimidated, shops being plundered, homes broken in to and wrecked (one woman even had her 1YO baby taken from her arms in her own home and then somehow miraculously it got return unharmed an hour later), cars torched...

It is said that the majority of the people taking part in these riots are under 18 (then the most of them are around 15-16 years old.

They are protected by law and you can't touch them. Is this a case of under age people having more rights as criminals than those who are affected?

I am interested in your views. Can you punish them? Is it a case of misguided youth? Parents fault? Gouvernments fault for not giving kids enough to channel their energy into?

Amen