This is interesting thanks for sharing. I know I've seen Codie Sanchez go up and down about these kind of businesses.

@Mark Accola I feel that and would ask - what's the alternative? We all have to work with what we have resource wise so if its outside your budget to get better photos - will you learn how to take your own photos? will you do a photo swap with someone? or will you save up the money or figure out how to increase your income/lower your expenses and get the professional photos so you can improve your Instagram? or will you do nothing and thus not see an improvement in your social and dating life?

this is personal preference: Vietnam - I have a friend who is a software engineer from Vietnam who swore up and down I should go. If I needed to make money and I had to teach English I'd go here...I was looking into it last year actually but decided staying in the states made more sense right now. Colombia - I've heard both good and bad things (bad things related to crime/gangs etc.) i.e. its not 'safe' but I'm curious and open to it. I love that its in alignment with usa time zones. I think Vietnam and Columbia are tied for first place for me. Although I really liked Taiwan. Indonesia - I heard good things about Bali but that's it Philippines - I just finished watching Almost Paradise which is based in Cebu and very tempted to go visit China - so...actually pre-covid this was amazing for teaching English. They paid well and offered free housing. I actually had an offer to go teach a small school but decided not to because I heard a lot of other things. I loved Taiwan which is near China. If not for China's whole 'we must reclaim our land' I'd love to go back to Taiwan or visit China. ... you know what I just re read the title "10 most affordable countries" and I think that's not a good reason to go to a country. So case in point I went to teach English in Taiwan and paid was like $400 a month for a simple studio. It did the job but man... I went from 6-figures a year to $15 an hour teaching English. And if I was making 6-figures remotely I'm not sure I'd move to another country right now. But idk. I keep saying I want to travel but idk I think I did it pre-covid and satisfied my curiosity. That being said if I was in my early 20s and it was really hard to get a job, I could understand going to another country because of affordability.

@Yvam Nessyma its a joke: In a supermarkets when you ask someone to check on something they pull out the radio/intercom and say 'product check aisle #' please

Too many photos of women and not enough photos of you with access to scare resources. I would make one of your top 6 photos a travel photo of some place cool like being on a rooftop bar I don't think the black and white photos do you justice and while in some contexts that can be cool I think it hurts you here. I get the impression you're a car enthusiast or you at least have pride/passion for your cars so I would consider taking one of those photos and moving it up. (I know nothing about cars so I have no idea if those are good cars or not) The top 3 photos - photos 2 and 3 are good and have good engagement but would replace #1 (the top left that says miller time). Maybe you working on a cool car, maybe the rooftop bar idea, maybe you at a cool location if you like to travel, maybe its a monster truck rally idk also your bio - Headshot needs to be improved maybe, use photofeeler to test different headshots. Warehouse Manager Anthem Coffee Imports ☕ - would replace this. I don't think this is really helping you. Idk. But I don't think a lot of people will get excited or relate to this. If you wanted to reword I would find something interesting about Anthem Coffee I just don't know. Unless this is part of your identity and its really important to you I would get rid of from bio and replace. You could put something stronger and more interesting like do you travel do you have cool hobbies etc. But for most people idk. I could be completely wrong and this crushes for you. Idk. US Army Retired, Aviation 🚁 - would put this as #1 this is really cool but probably need to reword like how Michael Sartain has 'Michael Sartain, Capt USAF RET.' (and notice its part of Michael's name not his bio so you can get more space for bio) What kind of aircraft did you pilot? how many miles have you flown? how many tours did you serve? how many locations did you visit? etc. I don't know anything about military but I'm brain dumping what are the hooks someone might get excited by.

So good questions. I'd counter with something I picked up from David Tian PhD a while back - and I'm paraphrasing but it comes down to.... "Selection is everything. You must find a woman who is mature enough to handle a relationship." Not as intense as Rollo's "she must crawl on broken glass for you" but similar idea. In the same way if as a man you wanted to get married have kids etc you'd probably (not necessarily) need to be exclusive to her to make the marriage work, which means you need to make sacrifices. Especially if you have kids - you're not just sacrificing you're dating life to be exclusive but you're making other changes to have kids. Like you got to spend time and money raising your kids. You might need to give up certain hobbies or lifestyle choices to take care of your children etc. also "justification for leaving" - justification is more social, emotional and legal as opposed to ethical and logical. There was that one post a while back where the woman left her athlete husband because "he was too perfect for me" ...which is a weird kind of BS right? But she felt it was okay and no doubt others felt she was 'justified' ...also when you say stumble and falls what does that mean? Like did he cheat on her and get his's girlfriend's sister pregnant? Vs he got laid off from his job? Vs his girlfriend saw something on Instagram unrelated to her boyfriend that triggered her and she takes it out on her boyfriend?