I am an attractive young conservative Jewish female, I posted a profile designed to appeal only to certain men (intelligent enough to read between the lines, good-humoured and romantic). Specifically, I posted my real recent pic abd instead of listing my actual age I selected the greatest number in the age drop-down menu, at approx. 100 years old.
In my view this may attract contacts only from men I would care to reply to, such as:
1. smart: whoever does not trust that ultimate "age" should NOT contact me
2. mannered: in my country of origin a man never asks any woman (over 25yo) her age, it's impolite
3. intellectually curious: my profile text showed me as highly-educated, independent, mature, and decent as I actually am
4. romantically good-humoured: not the worn-out male types who have already exhausted themselves in disappointing dates and go by lists of desired features
5. few: my "age" would eliminate most profiles who don't fit my life views/style
6. modern conservative: aware of Jewish folk/ wisdom tales
7. potential soul-mate: who would risk wasting time to contact an "old-age" woman?
The JDate site discontinued my profile without warning me, I learned 2 weeks later when i found time to get back to it. They refuse to post it claiming I am being deceitful. I told them I would be deceitful if I posted falsely attractive info -- not repellants.
They refuse to refund my 120 fee, ask for ID which in principle I refuse to provide -- I can provide legal proofs though that the pics are recent and mine.
In principle I will sue them in a small claims court, will post blogs about the topic and will write articles to alert of the dullness and incorrect approach of this site that posts countless invalid profiles but refuses to let me advertise myself as I find fit according to values of integrity and character-testing that I learned from my Jewish family.
I will continue to debate this issue until this preposterous market of inflated data - JDate site -refunds the sum they stole from me.
I am an attractive young conservative Jewish female, I posted a profile designed to appeal only to certain men (intelligent enough to read between the lines, good-humoured and romantic). Specifically, I posted my real recent pic abd instead of listing my actual age I selected the greatest number in the age drop-down menu, at approx. 100 years old.
In my view this may attract contacts only from men I would care to reply to, such as:
1. smart: whoever does not trust that ultimate "age" should NOT contact me
2. mannered: in my country of origin a man never asks any woman (over 25yo) her age, it's impolite
3. intellectually curious: my profile text showed me as highly-educated, independent, mature, and decent as I actually am
4. romantically good-humoured: not the worn-out male types who have already exhausted themselves in disappointing dates and go by lists of desired features
5. few: my "age" would eliminate most profiles who don't fit my life views/style
6. modern conservative: aware of Jewish folk/ wisdom tales
7. potential soul-mate: who would risk wasting time to contact an "old-age" woman?
The JDate site discontinued my profile without warning me, I learned 2 weeks later when i found time to get back to it. They refuse to post it claiming I am being deceitful. I told them I would be deceitful if I posted falsely attractive info -- not repellants.
They refuse to refund my 120 fee, ask for ID which in principle I refuse to provide -- I can provide legal proofs though that the pics are recent and mine.
In principle I will sue them in a small claims court, will post blogs about the topic and will write articles to alert of the dullness and incorrect approach of this site that posts countless invalid profiles but refuses to let me advertise myself as I find fit according to values of integrity and character-testing that I learned from my Jewish family.
I will continue to debate this issue until this preposterous market of inflated data - JDate site -refunds the sum they stole from me.
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I am an attractive young conservative Jewish female, I posted a profile designed to appeal only to certain men (intelligent enough to read between the lines, good-humoured and romantic). Specifically, I posted my real recent pic abd instead of listing my actual age I selected the greatest number in the age drop-down menu, at approx. 100 years old.
In my view this may attract contacts only from men I would care to reply to, such as:
1. smart: whoever does not trust that ultimate "age" should NOT contact me
2. mannered: in my country of origin a man never asks any woman (over 25yo) her age, it's impolite
3. intellectually curious: my profile text showed me as highly-educated, independent, mature, and decent as I actually am
4. romantically good-humoured: not the worn-out male types who have already exhausted themselves in disappointing dates and go by lists of desired features
5. few: my "age" would eliminate most profiles who don't fit my life views/style
6. modern conservative: aware of Jewish folk/ wisdom tales
7. potential soul-mate: who would risk wasting time to contact an "old-age" woman?
The JDate site discontinued my profile without warning me, I learned 2 weeks later when i found time to get back to it. They refuse to post it claiming I am being deceitful. I told them I would be deceitful if I posted falsely attractive info -- not repellants.
They refuse to refund my 120 fee, ask for ID which in principle I refuse to provide -- I can provide legal proofs though that the pics are recent and mine.
In principle I will sue them in a small claims court, will post blogs about the topic and will write articles to alert of the dullness and incorrect approach of this site that posts countless invalid profiles but refuses to let me advertise myself as I find fit according to values of integrity and character-testing that I learned from my Jewish family.
I will continue to debate this issue until this preposterous market of inflated data - JDate site -refunds the sum they stole from me.
I am an attractive young conservative Jewish female, I posted a profile designed to appeal only to certain men (intelligent enough to read between the lines, good-humoured and romantic). Specifically, I posted my real recent pic abd instead of listing my actual age I selected the greatest number in the age drop-down menu, at approx. 100 years old.
In my view this may attract contacts only from men I would care to reply to, such as:
1. smart: whoever does not trust that ultimate "age" should NOT contact me
2. mannered: in my country of origin a man never asks any woman (over 25yo) her age, it's impolite
3. intellectually curious: my profile text showed me as highly-educated, independent, mature, and decent as I actually am
4. romantically good-humoured: not the worn-out male types who have already exhausted themselves in disappointing dates and go by lists of desired features
5. few: my "age" would eliminate most profiles who don't fit my life views/style
6. modern conservative: aware of Jewish folk/ wisdom tales
7. potential soul-mate: who would risk wasting time to contact an "old-age" woman?
The JDate site discontinued my profile without warning me, I learned 2 weeks later when i found time to get back to it. They refuse to post it claiming I am being deceitful. I told them I would be deceitful if I posted falsely attractive info -- not repellants.
They refuse to refund my 120 fee, ask for ID which in principle I refuse to provide -- I can provide legal proofs though that the pics are recent and mine.
In principle I will sue them in a small claims court, will post blogs about the topic and will write articles to alert of the dullness and incorrect approach of this site that posts countless invalid profiles but refuses to let me advertise myself as I find fit according to values of integrity and character-testing that I learned from my Jewish family.
I will continue to debate this issue until this preposterous market of inflated data - JDate site -refunds the sum they stole from me.