Let's hear it!

[truste1]

released the updated version of my website today. About 500 views and nobody clicked the google ads.

When you go to websites, do you click the ads?  I've ads blocked.

nope but I want them to

[while1]

Ok, I guess I'm a noob.  But what do women mean when they say they don't like men who "take themselves too seriously".

[truste1]

seriously though it just means you're coming off as too serious, not funloving, etc. just loosen up

[Sidoh]

certainly "taking yourself too seriously" can be a legitimate criticism, but usually, it's an indication to me that the person is a little too shallow for my interests.

Not that trust's advice isn't good.  unless I didn't think I was being "too" serious, I'd probably just try to relax and have fun.

[warz]

Ok, I guess I'm a noob.  But what do women mean when they say they don't like men who "take themselves too seriously".

by coming to this forum and asking this question you only prove that you do in fact take yourself too seriously, and sadly for you it means that she thinks youre gay

[Armin]

Ok, I guess I'm a noob.  But what do women mean when they say they don't like men who "take themselves too seriously".

by coming to this forum and asking this question you only prove that you do in fact take yourself too seriously, and sadly for you it means that she thinks youre gay

This troll registers only a 3.4 on the Richter scale. "Minor -- Often felt, but rarely causes damage."

[while1]

Oh damn, I always thought it meant they don't like guys who think they're all that.  I guess it's the "themselves" part in it that confused me.

I've never actually had someone tell me I take myself too seriously.  I just realized that I didn't completely know what this rather common phrase really meant until I was purging my spam box last night.

It's always baffled me why people say things like "knows how to have fun" and "likes to have fun".  Fun is so subjective.

[deadly7]

Oh damn, I always thought it meant they don't like guys who think they're all that.  I guess it's the "themselves" part in it that confused me.

I've never actually had someone tell me I take myself too seriously.  I just realized that I didn't completely know what this rather common phrase really meant until I was purging my spam box last night.

It's always baffled me why people say things like "knows how to have fun" and "likes to have fun".  Fun is so subjective.

Spoken truly by someone who doesn't know how to have fun, it would seem.

[truste1]

Yeah it's subjective but there are things that the average person is going to find fun. Plus if you don't find the same things to be fun you're not going to be compatible anyway.

[Rule]

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[Rule]

It's always baffled me why people say things like "knows how to have fun" and "likes to have fun".  Fun is so subjective.

I don't like those descriptors, because they sound too keen. But it just means they're not going to be all grim when they meet you.

I've had that happen to me before, on a date.  The girl basically just frowned and acted sullen the whole time.  Sometimes major extroverts can make me feel uncomfortable, and introverted.  But at the same time, it's a drag if someone acts like they're having the worst time of their life before anything even happens.

[BigAznDaddy]

From my travels to vietnam

[Rule]

bigazn... that's pretty disgusting...  are they killing those dogs?

[BigAznDaddy]

bigazn... that's pretty disgusting...  are they killing those dogs?

I would believe so.

[iago]

Fortunately, we're civilized in this part of the world. All the animals packed in cages and the like are tastefully kept behind closed doors!