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Catchy dating headlines. - However, if anything will work I would say it would be something that conveys to them that you are a challenge or not like other guys.

For that reason, I avoided those myself. I know I tend to look more closely at someone whose Headline is interesting and unique - and so what harm does it do to apply the same rules to oneself? Once again ask a guy is answered by a female. Ask a Girl can be answer by anyone too. Rather then getting all up in the air about these matters, try reading the forum rules and then you won't look so foolish complaining about things which are detailed very clearly. It's a statement of fact. But you go ahead and judge people based on your own low standards of behavior and come back and let me know how that's working for you. I'm doing a quick search of some profiles here near me and here is what I see a lot of... Looking for a good man, honest man, good hearted man, real man, or like the other guy posted, some over quoted Marlyn Monroe statement. Something about yourself, I pay more attention to, or if it is about what you're seeking, something specific and not generalized. Usually they're looking for something lame: a nice guy, a knight, a sugar daddy, etc. The ideal headline is unique to the individual and reflects the poster in realistic manner. If a friend gives you a hilarious headline and your profile is devoid of humor, the headline was bait and switch. Some use headlines to try to weed out undesirables: no shirtless pics, no nsa. The first impresson is negative, but at least she might see fewer shirtless thumbnails in her viewed me. I notice headlines based on recent events. When I say fun it doesn't mean sex, and when I read fun I don't think sex. But I will avoid using that word if people think that's the definition. Next will be the content of their profile and what it says, how it is constructed, and what they are looking for. I also search what their education is, along with their occupation, because it does make a difference for me, and needs to correspond to their profile construction. I cringe at those that put down being college educated, or higher, and yet their profile has misspelled words, poor grammar, and reeks of someone not professional, education notwithstanding. Finally, what most are looking for, makes a huge difference, because if they want to have have children, get married again, or looking for someone to take care of them, complete them, etc. The consensus seems to be that men are very visual. Not trying to be flip here, but it's the equivalent of the cover of the book. If you don't know the author, then you may just pass it by without reading or looking through it. No matter how compelling the profile might be otherwise. That may not be just or fair, but it is the way it seems to work. A headline may be nice touch, but I suspect that most people won't really be interested all to much in it.

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I really haven't dated at all..... The point is, to get want you want, demand it. I look at it like this…. I tried to help him but no dice. For example, if you want to say 'No Blondes Please! There is something about the nighttime that I find magic, if you will, which keeps me up working or hanging out aimlessly. It represents energy, movement and excitement. I'd be glad to help.