Chances of finding my (future) Mrs on MSE?

CruisingSaver

meer53 wrote: »

Women, especially women who have already got rid of one useless git (aka ME !) wouldn't touch another useless git if he came giftwrapped in £50 notes and looked like George Clooney.

Ooo I think I'd definitely touch him but not necessarily keep him:rotfl:

CS x

Uniscots97

meer53 wrote: »

(my ex was a workaholic, the money and the Aston Martin were fab but after a while, it got boring) has the imagination to buy gifts without prompting,

A chap I dated for a number of years in my early 20's thought he could buy his way out of anything, i.e. let me down.... buy me an expensive gift. He just didn't get it. The best gift I ever got was a charity bookmark of my favourite childhood cartoon character, which my OH got me. He got it as a little surprise and because I love reading. The majority of women like little surprises that mean something not grand gestures and no time together.

Useless, when you do find someone keep it simple. A picnic or home cooked meal or bag of chips shared walking along the beach can be more romantic than any fancy restaurant

I_wanna_live_for_free

LadyMorticia wrote: »

I met my husband in a forum on an arts website so you could meet a wife on MSE.

I met my husband on ebay :rotfl:

PinkLipgloss

I_wanna_live_for_free wrote: »

I met my husband on ebay :rotfl:

Ooooh - how much did you pay?

:rotfl:

moneypuddle

I_wanna_live_for_free wrote: »

I met my husband on ebay :rotfl:

Did you buy him? :j

I_wanna_live_for_free

moneypuddle wrote: »

Did you buy him? :j

not quite...

PinkLipgloss wrote: »

Ooooh - how much did you pay?

:rotfl:

just a lot of TLC

LadyMorticia

I_wanna_live_for_free wrote: »

I met my husband on ebay :rotfl:

That's different! :rotfl:

I_wanna_live_for_free

LadyMorticia wrote: »

That's different! :rotfl:

and I don't remember what I was searching for in the first place! :rotfl:

LadyMorticia

I_wanna_live_for_free wrote: »

and I don't remember what I was searching for in the first place! :rotfl:

It would have been hilarious if it was a book on dating tips.:rotfl:

Tiddlywinks

I recently met someone at a work event who had just got married - he met his wife through eHarmony. We had a good old chat about it and he said the company was really thorough in the questionnaire you fill out - even down to how tidy you are as a person. Apparently that's how they make sure the match is right. He didn't get any 'offers' for the first two months and then found his second 'match' to be THE one.

He is middle aged, a nice bloke but not outstanding in career or looks and managed to find true love by leaving it to the professionals... you could give that a go.