Many female friends ask me if posting personal photos is good to increase your chances of dating and what are the advices I would give, as an expert in the neuroscience of the dating behavior. Yes, they are ultra-important, we are visual animals! No chances at all without at least one personal photo.
Regarding advice, here it goes:
A perfect example of all this: Elizabeth Taylor. Classy, beautiful portrait!
In addition, try to post different photos, in different angles (your best angles, including full body pictures).
Or, if you live in Brazil, you could just go to your local body shop and make a few adjustments before you bother getting in front of a camera.
Bwahahaha! Yikes!
Not quite the reaction you were looking for, was it, sparky?
You should chisel these rules into a billboard sized stone tablet. I recommend marble. You should then smash that stone tablet into sharp shards of about the size of bricks with a sledge hammer. Finally, you should shove those sharp stone shards, the chisel, and the sledge hammer straight up your pompous ass.
Now, fuck off!
"We are all individuals"....... Monty Python, right again
This is gross. Really. Who do you purport to be proffering your own personal ideals as a template for all? Gross.
Well see he's an ...expert in the neuroscience of the dating behavior, and from the rest of his post seems to be looking for women to post pics he can wank over.
Or, and this could be even worse, he's a self importaint asshole that thinks what he likes/wants is what all the rest of us little folks should like/want, so here's how to do it.
Elizabeth Taylor will always be my heartthrob
In this photo I can see the look Michael Jackson was shooting for. Wow!
@itsmedammit Holy cow, you're right! Now I'm creeped out by both the picture and the guy who posted it.
Good grief -- that's a glamor shot. It would be grossly out of place on a dating site. And would probably reflect trying too hard.
Aside from that, most of us aren't members of the Beautiful People so holding up Liz Taylor as a standard is pretty depressing (and objectifying, really).
I would simply post a truly current and nicely composed candid shot and let the chips fall where they may. And if I were seriously into, say, my dog or cat, having them in the shot might be a good filter to avoid waisting time with people who have pet allergies or who hate animals. Yes, it's limiting, but it's a limit you probably really want in that situation.
I've had 2 , total, internet relationships that ended up in marriage. Thats not 2 that ended in marriage, that's 2 total internet relationships, both ending in marriage (medical, not relationship issues ended the 1st marriage)
So with that said, ignore this clown. Please.