You matched with him on an online dating site and have only been on a date or two with him.
For him, it’s too soon to share his Facebook with you.
To this end, his refusal to not share his Facebook isn’t a red flag.
Despite matching on a dating site with a mutual goal to meet a long-term partner, don’t be too hasty in your expectations of him.
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A preference for men at 6’2″ or taller on matchmaking sites is a little bit of an exaggeration.
Rather, most women on dating sites filter height at 6’0″ or taller in men they wish to match with.
Keep in mind that the average height of a man in the US is 5’9″, and that of an average woman is 5’4″.
It’s tempting for women on dating sites to enter unrealistic requirements for the men they wish to match with.
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Dating profile hiccups and missteps abound on mobile dating sites.
A prerequisite to success on dating sites is to be fully aware of what profiles turn women off.
Profile missteps on dating sites are so egregious, they consistently ruin any chances of getting matches, regardless of how well-meaning of a person you are.
Steer clear of creating dating profiles with little to no information.
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Women receive far more messages on dating websites than men do.
When she signs up, she is inundated with a ton of messages.
Such an abundance that it is overwhelming.
With such a preponderance of messages, she naturally becomes more picky.
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A teacher has every right to be on an internet dating site.
Being seen on it isn’t an issue at all.
After all, said teacher isn’t doing anything wrong or inappropriate by having a profile on a dating site.
Assuming that you aren’t posting overly sexual photos of yourself, you have every right to seek out a partner.