Comments on: The Weekly: Sunday School Edition http://honeyandlance.com/weekend-roundup-sunday-school Dating, Relationships, Pickup, Life Tue, 16 Mar 2010 21:28:45 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Honey http://honeyandlance.com/weekend-roundup-sunday-school/comment-page-1#comment-441 Honey Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:00:43 +0000 http://honeyandlance.com/weekend-roundup-sunday-school#comment-441 John's post reminds me of when I originally started dating online, oh, five and a half years ago. After perusing the site for a few days to see how everyone else introduced themselves, here is how I introduced myself: First, the top three annoying things about online profiles: (1) "I've never done this before." Half of you are lying, but it's kind of a lame answer even if you're telling the truth. We're all on the website, too, so there's no need to qualify--no one's going to make fun of you. We all know the bar scene sucks. (2) Misspellings and typos (hey, I'm an English major, I can't help it). (3) People describing themselves with adjectives. Anyone can say "I'm funny, smart, loyal" or whatever. I think it's much more interesting to describe yourself via things you do or have done. I got about a million e-mails within a day saying, "oh my god, it's so refreshing to see someone call it like it is on here." So three cheers for John and honesty! <em>Honey's last blog post..<a href='http://honeyandlance.com/weekend-roundup-sunday-school' rel="nofollow">Weekend Roundup: Sunday School Edition</a></em> John’s post reminds me of when I originally started dating online, oh, five and a half years ago. After perusing the site for a few days to see how everyone else introduced themselves, here is how I introduced myself:

First, the top three annoying things about online profiles: (1) “I’ve never done this before.” Half of you are lying, but it’s kind of a lame answer even if you’re telling the truth. We’re all on the website, too, so there’s no need to qualify–no one’s going to make fun of you. We all know the bar scene sucks. (2) Misspellings and typos (hey, I’m an English major, I can’t help it). (3) People describing themselves with adjectives. Anyone can say “I’m funny, smart, loyal” or whatever. I think it’s much more interesting to describe yourself via things you do or have done.

I got about a million e-mails within a day saying, “oh my god, it’s so refreshing to see someone call it like it is on here.” So three cheers for John and honesty!

Honey’s last blog post..Weekend Roundup: Sunday School Edition

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