Matt

Ladies: If you grew up and lived in a country where all men were short, do you think you would date short men (due to lack of a societal stigma in the country)?

Men: same question, but with large women...

What percentage of eligible single people in your life (or people you meet) do you consider dateable? People who meet your standards...

Ladies: you have three guys to choose from. Assume all men are equally handsome, friendly and your age.

#1. 5'10", very spontaneous, athletic, unemployed, bald, messy apartment.

#2. 5'7", rich, charitable, kind, sloppy dresser, has three cats.

#3. 6'2", very funny, very reliable, divorced twice, high personal debt, leg tattoos.

Which man would you choose for a first date, and why?

Ladies: You have three guys to choose from. Assume all men are equally handsome, friendly and is your age.

#1. 5'11", athletic, unemployed, very spontaneous.

#2. 5'7", rich, charitable, kind, sloppy dresser.

#3. 6'3", funny, divorced 4 times, high debt, always late.

Which man would you choose for a first date, and why?

I've heard that if a single guy wears a fake wedding ring it actually improves his chances of attracting women in a bar setting. Is that true? If so, why would that be?

I have no interest in such a bizarre technique as I think it would only attract problem women. I just have a hard time believing that rumor is true...

If you had the choice between two lives, which would you choose?

Life #1:

Find love, get married, buy nice house, start a family, have many great friends, be close to immediate family. To afford this lifestyle, you must work for 35 years in a job you somewhat dislike, in a town which is cold and boring. You have worries, concerns, stresses, and many responsibilities.

Life #2:

Never find love, never get married, never own a house, never start a family, have very few friends, and never see your family. You win the lottery and retire to a tropical paradise and never work again. You just enjoy the beach each morning and never have worries, concerns stress, or responsibilities.

Which life would you choose?