In Minnesota, it's "I like to spend time at my cabin" (see photo of me with giant fish). I have yet to receive a cross-dresser in my matches list, but I suppose it is only a matter of time...
As someone who is in the midst of this circus myself, I can say that I know it is frustrating and disheartening, but I think it's important to maintain a sense of humor about it, and it sounds like you've got that.
Good luck!!
Seriously? I like to spend time dressing as a tranny girl, but I'm straight as they come? Holy motherfucking shit. That has to be a joke. Is it a joke? No, I bet it's not a joke.
Sigh.
Oh, and you're welcome for the profile! I think we might need to add a line: "Trannies need not apply."
I'm turning into a broken record, but, wow, do you need to move out of that city.
I still can't believe that about the tranny, but yeah, did you want to find the guy prancing around in your underwear on your wedding night? You dodged a bullet, my friend.
How goes the dating? I must know!
"See exotic photo of me petting baby cheetahs, riding camel, with foreign cityscape in the background"
That is the funniest thing I have read in a long time!
Hope the dating goes well.
All it takes is one gem to discount all those pebble-heads. And imagine all the fodder your online dating will provide to write about!
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Ha ha...that was funny. I've had some interesting adventures on various internet dates. I've met a couple of really nice, unusual, independent women who have both become good friends. Plus to my utter astonishment, ended up in bed with a third on Sunday. The female equivalent of those dreary alpha male profiles is "I'm equally happy in heels and hiking boots. I like all types of music, and like nothing more than curling up on a sofa with a DVD." Yawn!
P.S. Why do these comments come out centred?
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