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<Welcome to the Marriage Information Company> Is real marriage possible? [14]
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- Men who met through marriage information companies tend to be lenient on themselves, especially when it comes to their appearance, often using the term "young-looking".
- This may stem from women complimenting men's appearance, emphasizing that true youthfulness can be recognized without having to say it.
- It is advisable to refrain from making comments about one's own appearance during blind dates, respecting the other person's perspective and engaging in natural conversation.
I'm a little young-looking
The most common thing I felt while using a marriage information company was that men were very lenient towards themselves.
Including myself, women usually evaluate themselves harshly. Especially when it comes to appearance!
How many times did I expect and be disappointed by the matching team leader's words, "decent appearance"?
When the topic of age comes up, they always say without being asked,
“I'm a little young-looking.”
I wanted to say that you look your age, but I agreed with it just in case I ruined the good atmosphere.
Perhaps this lenient tendency of men has developed from the reactions of women who hide the truth?
Actually, appearance is a subjective indicator, so the standard is ambiguous, but
One thing is for sure, people who are truly young-looking don't say it themselves.
So please, don't be the first to say this on a blind date.
The other person has eyes, so they will notice and compliment you.
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Most of the people who say this themselves used it as a way to say, "If you do it for me, you should do it for me too."
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