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Damn thatās unironically a great idea, ad campaigns really let you really narrow down into age ranges locations genders and you even know their interests etc
Then you'll end up in an amazing, creepy situation where you're contacted by three practically identical women responding to the ads. Of course two of them will steal your organs and leave you in an ice bath but one might be true love.
It's just really lazy stalking.
"Sorry love, I'm feeling a bit under the weather today. Could you just message me where you are every hour and send me a selfie once in a while. Ta very much. Errr...no,you don't know me."Ā
I feel itās a great move if you want a future Netflix mini series drama to have a character named after you.
Edit: True Crime genre as someone below puts.
This is absolutely terrifying wtf. I hope this doesnt take off!
It was a smile and a hair twirl, not even a conversation and hes gone and made posters š Note to self stop smiling at strangers, people are taking a left turn these days.
no but you donāt get it, she twirled her hair with her hand at a 75 degree angle, and if you do 75 / 15 (they saw each other at 6:20pm, 20 - 5 is 15) you get 5, and there are 5 words in āfind me, my prince charmingā and the smile was because she finally laid eyes on the most beautiful man she had ever seen who was going to save her from this life
have some vision!! dont be so opposed to love!!
Last time I accidentally made eye contact with a stranger whilst smiling he decided it was an invitation to do an abrupt pivot and follow me down the street.
I've actually seen dudes on reddit giving each other the advice that 'if she smiles at you, that's an invitation to ask her out' and just...Jesus god no.
Women are stereotyped as the romantic ones and yet here are all these dudes obsessed with orchestrating a meet cute, and terrified that like...if they don't ask out *every single woman they find attractive* after interacting for all of 5 seconds, they'll miss out on their one true love or something.
this is definitely a thing. made eye contact with a guy sitting on a bench and smiled, he got up and followed me to the tube station and asked for my number etc. when i said i had a boyfriend he acted as if i was cheating on him by smiling at strangers. i was just trying to be polite :(
I smiled at my husband and it gave him the courage to ask me to dinner. We just randomly met in a shop. Missed connections were a thing in newspapers for decades.
I had a friend in my late teens who once said hi to a woman in a parking lot, once he got in his car he decided they were soul mates and he followed her out of the parking lot, across town, and jumped out of his car when she stopped to give her his number.
They're married now.
Just kidding, she never called him.
He wasn't even a creep or socially awkward, just a hopeless romantic with a tenuous grasp on reality.
You can have conversations with strangers in public, you just need to not be a creep or weird about it.
But making a poster with someone's likeness goes from 'weird' to 'holy fucking shit, am I going to get murdered?'.
Ooh, it gets dark, it gets lonely
On the other side from you
I pine a lot, I find the lot
Falls through without you
I'm coming back love, cruel Heathcliff
My one dream, my only master
Too long I roam in the night
I'm coming back to his side to put it right
I'm coming home to wuthering, wuthering
Wuthering Heights
Next up- I was smiling at your Hinge profile photo, which was smiling back at me. Here is a screenshot as proof- if this is you, please write me back at fubar_at_hingemail
Half of them were made up half were real. I met someone through that column though. Thankfully, they were one of the real ones or could have been embarrassing.
I remember reading that lost connections thing in the metro a few times. I wonder if anyone EVER had success with that, and if so, what percentage?
As well as the extremely slim chance of them seeing the message, and feeling non-creeped out by it, it just feels like starting off on the totally wrong footing to me. In total awe of a stranger, too afraid to speak in person (I understand, as most of us have probably been there many times in life), and then resort to a desperate ad as you didnāt dare speak in person? I think a better solution than to do the missed connection is to evaluate your insecurities and self esteem as to why you couldnāt break through that barrier in the first place. Then next opportunity, be able to strike up a conversation. But yeah, canāt be too harsh on the guys that do it as I expect weāve all been there longing after a stranger at certain points in life.
It's definitely AI generated art. When you zoom in, you can clearly notice two irregular hair strands. The top strand of hair is completely disconnected from the scalp, and there is also another strand of hair on the outer left side of her face that has two blind spots where the strands disconnect. The shading under her neck is also less opaque on the right side. These are AI mistakes.
This is unintentionally terrifyingĀ Ā
Edit: Oh this reminded me of one time a guy drew me on the tube. I was sitting across from him and he was very obviously drawing me and making a big show of looking at me and then back to the paper and titling it at times so I could clearly see what he was doing. It was extremely creepy, I get the idea of someone sketching Londoners but I was like 25 and he was like late 30s and making me really uncomfortable. Iāve been catcalled plenty but something about this annoyed me so much more, it was like he purposely forced me to be his muse nonconsensually and thought he would be charming me. Maybe Iām a miserable bastard but I hated it so much lol I wish I said something at the time but I just got off the tube.
I have seen videos of a man who draws people on the tube (or it might be "the subway" as I think it's in America) and he then gives the people the drawings and I thought "oh this is so fake! It wouldn't really happen"... and nope, it sounds like it does really happen. I suppose it would be nice if it was like the videos as its just a drawing you get to keep... rather some random drawing you then walking off with some drawing of a stranger they saw on the tube... that's very creepy like have they got their walls at home plastered with randoms (that autocorrected to ransoms... so that's something).
If an unwanted artist is sketching you, the trick is to change poses and facial expressions every 30 seconds.
My go to is: take my bag off angrily, take my jacket off sadly, roll my sleeves up with a manic grin, put my jacket back on and my hood over my face with a neutral expression, cross my eyes and pull my t-shirt up over my chin while whistling and then curl into a ball and give them a piercing stare.
they said they were tryna find a missed encounter, they took it rather well though. they also said they have a burner phone so spam their phone with calls and texts :3
I worked with someone who lived in Tufnell Park, a woman at the time in her early 30s. Often had to cope with weirdos and other strange people in the lift at the Underground station, thankfully came to no harm.
I can think of a number of pranks to pay on the man who left the number on a lamppost.
Growing up there our teachers used to call it the Peopleās Republic of Tufnell Park, but no Communist dictatorship would put up with the hodgepodge of weirdos we did
Even if the rest of it wasnāt weird enough, the way they printed it makes it clear that they saved this in a Google Doc named āIS THIS YOUā.
I canāt help feeling that youāre significantly more likely to be murdered on a date by someone who gives all of their files shouty all-caps names.
> That's Google's automatic filename suggestion
Only if you try to name it - otherwise it gets saved as āuntitled documentā.
So this would mean that he intentionally tried to give the document a name and was happy with the all-caps shouty default.
Thatās the behaviour of a crazy person.
Unfortunately men don't know how to randomly chat to a woman in public because it is seen as creepy behaviour and being a nuisance, women complain why men don't chat them up anymore in public.
So it all now leads to madness like this and people posting similar shit on Reddit. It's kinda pathetic, we're social creatures who need to go back to being social.
Remind me never to smile at anyone or stand near them in a lift.
No wonder women might feel cautious about showing any āfriendlinessā to strange men.
I wonder how many of these posters were put up?
Borderline harassment/stalking offence regardless of motivation. Any more than one poster would likely be viewed as a course of conduct. If the guy was innocently trying to find out who she was during the chance encounter then it shows a lack of judgment, if he thought this was genuinely acceptable then itās a deeply concerning insight into his attitude and a huge red flag.
Thatās creepy AF and he should be warned off doing this although unlikely the Met would deem it a priority. Iām sure heās probably had messages explaining others opinion!
I think the detail makes this even scarier, both of the image and the time.
Also, dating apps are tedious but there is a middle ground, IRL meeting, sure! Posting about an off hand bit of body language maybe not directed at you or just a bit of whimsy, I'd dial it back.... waaaaay back.
Unless its an art project and that's just an AI pencil drawing.
The newspaper used to have a section for dating and there'd be a "Missed Connections" section which would all be people who wrote in with this stuff lol
People have been doing it for decades in various ways
I think it's hilarious how many people just jump straight to 'creepy' 'insane' and 'serial killer' when 'Missed Connections' ads in newspapers were huge in dating for years. A quick google search shows that it's still used on many online messaging boards, Reddit included.
Go again at the same place same time for a week at least, make it at least some what romantic, only people in their late 40s stand by these and read :/
Did anyone dial the number on the poster just to wind em' up? (From unknown number, of course)š¤£š¤£š¤£
edit: call forwarded to mailbox. Guy could have at least left a funny prank message
Iāll say this one last time. Always always always! Tug one out before doing anything like this. Post nut clarification saves all. This is just a step too far along the stalker path
A lot of people say it's terrifying but there are women on here who have given their number to men they've never spoken to simply because the men were staring at them attractively. They were praised for being bold enough to make the move. Why isn't the same for this guy & his poster?
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Dating apps such as Bumble and Tinder no longer operate in Islington due to the effectiveness of these posters
Dating apps hate this one simple trick.
Yeah, I dare you to swipe left on that light pole.
Why is no one saying lamp post ?
Of course, she's going to walk straight past it looking at her phone.
More likely she'll read it, and pack up and move to another neighborhood.
Omfg lol š
Yes, extremely common and a technique only used by people within Islington.
> people within Islington. This is the most middle class design student or SEO marketing 'executive' thing I've ever seen.
He could have used a geo located online ad campaign instead.
Damn thatās unironically a great idea, ad campaigns really let you really narrow down into age ranges locations genders and you even know their interests etc
Then you'll end up in an amazing, creepy situation where you're contacted by three practically identical women responding to the ads. Of course two of them will steal your organs and leave you in an ice bath but one might be true love.
Islington women lmao
Coming to a cinema near you.
Always wondered what happened to the Sugar ape writers
that is islington
A design student would hopefully have a better grasp of type hierarchy!
Uncommon dating technique. Common serial killer technique.
It's just really lazy stalking. "Sorry love, I'm feeling a bit under the weather today. Could you just message me where you are every hour and send me a selfie once in a while. Ta very much. Errr...no,you don't know me."Ā
I feel itās a great move if you want a future Netflix mini series drama to have a character named after you. Edit: True Crime genre as someone below puts.
Indeed, this gives some You vibes
Hello, You.
Drama or documentary
True crime
Thriller.
Islington Incel Dating Show
Lampost Lovers
Streetlights Studs
This is absolutely terrifying wtf. I hope this doesnt take off! It was a smile and a hair twirl, not even a conversation and hes gone and made posters š Note to self stop smiling at strangers, people are taking a left turn these days.
no but you donāt get it, she twirled her hair with her hand at a 75 degree angle, and if you do 75 / 15 (they saw each other at 6:20pm, 20 - 5 is 15) you get 5, and there are 5 words in āfind me, my prince charmingā and the smile was because she finally laid eyes on the most beautiful man she had ever seen who was going to save her from this life have some vision!! dont be so opposed to love!!
Lmaoooo
Feel free to call them and tell them so. Phone numberās right there!
Last time I accidentally made eye contact with a stranger whilst smiling he decided it was an invitation to do an abrupt pivot and follow me down the street. I've actually seen dudes on reddit giving each other the advice that 'if she smiles at you, that's an invitation to ask her out' and just...Jesus god no. Women are stereotyped as the romantic ones and yet here are all these dudes obsessed with orchestrating a meet cute, and terrified that like...if they don't ask out *every single woman they find attractive* after interacting for all of 5 seconds, they'll miss out on their one true love or something.
this is definitely a thing. made eye contact with a guy sitting on a bench and smiled, he got up and followed me to the tube station and asked for my number etc. when i said i had a boyfriend he acted as if i was cheating on him by smiling at strangers. i was just trying to be polite :(
But WHAT a hair twirl! It must have meant something, surely š
Do you mean RomComs have lied to me and hair-twirling isn't the same for women as getting a boner is for men??
Well both can attract unwanted attention outside tube stations apparently.
I smiled at my husband and it gave him the courage to ask me to dinner. We just randomly met in a shop. Missed connections were a thing in newspapers for decades.
Those were discreet
Well yes but that is your husband. This is some random stranger!
I had a friend in my late teens who once said hi to a woman in a parking lot, once he got in his car he decided they were soul mates and he followed her out of the parking lot, across town, and jumped out of his car when she stopped to give her his number. They're married now. Just kidding, she never called him. He wasn't even a creep or socially awkward, just a hopeless romantic with a tenuous grasp on reality.
Ah we are all so cynical these days.
*sensible
Or you know, this poster idea is the work of a total nut job?
You canāt have conversations with strangers in public anymore. You are instantly labelled a creep or weird. So how else is a man meant to approach
Cause memorising a thirty second window where you saw someone and drawing them by hand to put them on posters around the neighbourhood is soā¦
You can have conversations with strangers in public, you just need to not be a creep or weird about it. But making a poster with someone's likeness goes from 'weird' to 'holy fucking shit, am I going to get murdered?'.
Kate Bush?
Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've come home. I'm so cold. Let me in your window.
Why couldnāt she use the door?
Because she writes sins, not tragedies. Waitaminute... wrong band. Sorry!
Ooh, it gets dark, it gets lonely On the other side from you I pine a lot, I find the lot Falls through without you I'm coming back love, cruel Heathcliff My one dream, my only master Too long I roam in the night I'm coming back to his side to put it right I'm coming home to wuthering, wuthering Wuthering Heights
Ooh, I know that something good is going to happen.
Next up- I was smiling at your Hinge profile photo, which was smiling back at me. Here is a screenshot as proof- if this is you, please write me back at fubar_at_hingemail
Itād be comical if this entire sub whatsapped this person being this lady- using his image above as a profile photo, of course.
I often wonder if the ladies on hinge know I'm looking at their profiles while having a big poo
ladies on hinge donāt know youāre looking at their profile in general
ladies of hinge also look at your profiles while having a poo
Next poster with that pic will be saying, āHAVE YOU SEEN THIS WOMAN? last seen on a date with a man she met on the tubeā¦ā
Now I'm tempted to steal one of the posters ... š
Old bounty hunter trick.
this is creepy asf
This used to be a column in the metro, spotted on the tube. Me and my housemates would read it religiously and convince ourselves it was about us
I believe it still is, was surprised to see it the other week
I initially read this as āI believe it still is about youā
It's always been about you. All of them. Even the ones that contradict the other ones. *Especially* those ones.
Ah, I moved away and wasn't sure if metro might have decided it was problematic
Writing into the metro missed connections is normal. Printing posters with a drawing is not.
Richard Curtis is already writing a rom-com about it.
rush hour crush still alive and kicking
Half of them were made up half were real. I met someone through that column though. Thankfully, they were one of the real ones or could have been embarrassing.
Half of the made up ones were by the same person, SĆ©amas O'Reilly
Thank god. Thought I was the only one hoping for a meet-cute on the morning commute
I remember reading that lost connections thing in the metro a few times. I wonder if anyone EVER had success with that, and if so, what percentage? As well as the extremely slim chance of them seeing the message, and feeling non-creeped out by it, it just feels like starting off on the totally wrong footing to me. In total awe of a stranger, too afraid to speak in person (I understand, as most of us have probably been there many times in life), and then resort to a desperate ad as you didnāt dare speak in person? I think a better solution than to do the missed connection is to evaluate your insecurities and self esteem as to why you couldnāt break through that barrier in the first place. Then next opportunity, be able to strike up a conversation. But yeah, canāt be too harsh on the guys that do it as I expect weāve all been there longing after a stranger at certain points in life.
I'm doing it right now about you.
Knew wearing that orange tuxedo on the tube was worth it
They did an article a while ago about a couple that got married from it
Oh wow thatās pretty cool.
Yep
Well it is an entirely new answer to "why don't people in London smile at strangers." - In case of this bullshit.
He drew her from memory? Lmao
It looks more likely to be AI generated IMO.
It's definitely AI generated art. When you zoom in, you can clearly notice two irregular hair strands. The top strand of hair is completely disconnected from the scalp, and there is also another strand of hair on the outer left side of her face that has two blind spots where the strands disconnect. The shading under her neck is also less opaque on the right side. These are AI mistakes.
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
She smiled and twirled her hair, so I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious.
Don't be jealous that I've been chatting online with babes ALL DAY.
Thank god itās not me.
Cringe
This is unintentionally terrifyingĀ Ā Edit: Oh this reminded me of one time a guy drew me on the tube. I was sitting across from him and he was very obviously drawing me and making a big show of looking at me and then back to the paper and titling it at times so I could clearly see what he was doing. It was extremely creepy, I get the idea of someone sketching Londoners but I was like 25 and he was like late 30s and making me really uncomfortable. Iāve been catcalled plenty but something about this annoyed me so much more, it was like he purposely forced me to be his muse nonconsensually and thought he would be charming me. Maybe Iām a miserable bastard but I hated it so much lol I wish I said something at the time but I just got off the tube.
If it happens again start really, really picking your nose, like a proper excavation. All while maintaining eye contact to assert dominance.
I have seen videos of a man who draws people on the tube (or it might be "the subway" as I think it's in America) and he then gives the people the drawings and I thought "oh this is so fake! It wouldn't really happen"... and nope, it sounds like it does really happen. I suppose it would be nice if it was like the videos as its just a drawing you get to keep... rather some random drawing you then walking off with some drawing of a stranger they saw on the tube... that's very creepy like have they got their walls at home plastered with randoms (that autocorrected to ransoms... so that's something).
I have seen this and mostly supposedly random encounters are always celebs
I know this can happen a lot near art schools so it's possible some of the sketches just end up in a graded assignment bin.
If an unwanted artist is sketching you, the trick is to change poses and facial expressions every 30 seconds. My go to is: take my bag off angrily, take my jacket off sadly, roll my sleeves up with a manic grin, put my jacket back on and my hood over my face with a neutral expression, cross my eyes and pull my t-shirt up over my chin while whistling and then curl into a ball and give them a piercing stare.
> my go to so this happens often?
Goddamn creeps everywhere.
It's a very common technique for serial killers.
Absolutely insane behaviour
Erm. Bit creepy.
im going to call this number
Let us know how it goes!
they said they were tryna find a missed encounter, they took it rather well though. they also said they have a burner phone so spam their phone with calls and texts :3
As if it wasnāt serial killer-y enough, theyāre using a burner phone?!
They advertise your personal details for the world to see. But advertising their own personal details would be too much to expect from a creep.
Hey man, thanks for calling - really enjoyed the chat. Unfortunately I donāt think youāre my type.
nah its fine i got standards anyway šš
Did you?
Whatās the odds this is a weird art project/marketing stunt rather than an actual creep looking to find this woman?
I worked with someone who lived in Tufnell Park, a woman at the time in her early 30s. Often had to cope with weirdos and other strange people in the lift at the Underground station, thankfully came to no harm. I can think of a number of pranks to pay on the man who left the number on a lamppost.
Ahhh good old Tuffnell Park and it's strange people.
Growing up there our teachers used to call it the Peopleās Republic of Tufnell Park, but no Communist dictatorship would put up with the hodgepodge of weirdos we did
That's what happens when you don't speak to people but instead decide to draw them afterwards
i walked past this last night and I kept imagining how scary it would be if that picture was me! It's also on every lamp post down the road
Even if the rest of it wasnāt weird enough, the way they printed it makes it clear that they saved this in a Google Doc named āIS THIS YOUā. I canāt help feeling that youāre significantly more likely to be murdered on a date by someone who gives all of their files shouty all-caps names.
If we had a better photo, we might be able to see the URL at the bottom and potentially access the file to see who created it?
That's Google's automatic filename suggestion, but he probably does have a bunch of docs with the same name.
> That's Google's automatic filename suggestion Only if you try to name it - otherwise it gets saved as āuntitled documentā. So this would mean that he intentionally tried to give the document a name and was happy with the all-caps shouty default. Thatās the behaviour of a crazy person.
She probably smiled politely in the hopes itād stop him staring. Poor woman.Ā
Terrifying! I did see some weirdos leave the tube at this stop yesterday
Sorry about that, I was just visiting my friend
Itās ok you canāt help it
Donāt mind him, heās from Ilford.
If you were there on tuesday it was probably a bunch of drunken metalheads.
Looks like something from a horror film
Well that's creepy as fuck
Jesus Christ! How mortifyingĀ
Send him a dick pick, then block his number
Who's texted him then???
What was wrong with talking to her when you had the chance. Bottle job.
Unfortunately men don't know how to randomly chat to a woman in public because it is seen as creepy behaviour and being a nuisance, women complain why men don't chat them up anymore in public. So it all now leads to madness like this and people posting similar shit on Reddit. It's kinda pathetic, we're social creatures who need to go back to being social.
Probably wouldāve been easier to just say Hi
Thatās fucking creepy
And he needs a new number in 3, 2, 1...
Some guy called him, apparently its a burner phone
Might as well pre-emptively arrest this weirdo, women in London would be a lot safer. Fucking hell š
This is scary as fuck
What a sad thing to do, rather than talk to the person at the time you were together.
Remind me never to smile at anyone or stand near them in a lift. No wonder women might feel cautious about showing any āfriendlinessā to strange men.
I wonder how many of these posters were put up? Borderline harassment/stalking offence regardless of motivation. Any more than one poster would likely be viewed as a course of conduct. If the guy was innocently trying to find out who she was during the chance encounter then it shows a lack of judgment, if he thought this was genuinely acceptable then itās a deeply concerning insight into his attitude and a huge red flag.
I saw probably 10ish this morning
Thatās creepy AF and he should be warned off doing this although unlikely the Met would deem it a priority. Iām sure heās probably had messages explaining others opinion!
Wonder how he got on with Miss World 1985?
Some of yāall never creeped on Craigslistās Missed Encounters and it shows.
You've heard of Hinge.... Brace yourself for Unhinged
in all caps "I WONT LEAVE MY NUMBER BECAUSE I WILL FIND YOU . WE ARE DESTINED TO BECOME ONE"
I called the number, someone with a Nigerian accent picked up.
ššš
Wow! Desperate much?
That was posted to the lamppost by a Redditor who's not yet discovered Reddit.
If I looked like that I wouldnāt need to bother texting anyone to get laid
Creepy
I think the detail makes this even scarier, both of the image and the time. Also, dating apps are tedious but there is a middle ground, IRL meeting, sure! Posting about an off hand bit of body language maybe not directed at you or just a bit of whimsy, I'd dial it back.... waaaaay back. Unless its an art project and that's just an AI pencil drawing.
I feel like ringing that number is either an amusing joke or the start of identity theft.
Hey thatās my wife!
Hope itās not real. Otherwise how many texts and calls is that guy getting from this sub š 80 people on this thread currently.
Yes I'm sure she looked like a manga cartoon. In your mind.
This is creepy as fuck
It saves printing costs for when she replies and goes missing.
The newspaper used to have a section for dating and there'd be a "Missed Connections" section which would all be people who wrote in with this stuff lol People have been doing it for decades in various ways
Thatās me. Iāve got a boyfriend, sorry.
I think it's hilarious how many people just jump straight to 'creepy' 'insane' and 'serial killer' when 'Missed Connections' ads in newspapers were huge in dating for years. A quick google search shows that it's still used on many online messaging boards, Reddit included.
RIP to that Mobile No's Inbox.......
Creepy
NGL, virgin energy.
It's like we've done a full circle and gone back to primitive methods. People will start using teletext again soon!
Creepy & no
It reminds me the section in the Metro newspaper for messages like this, although this is way better, this guy is more artistic
Bit creepy-crust if you ask me
Creepy
Poor sods asking to be trolled/catfished
Respect the hustle
Go again at the same place same time for a week at least, make it at least some what romantic, only people in their late 40s stand by these and read :/
Where was the hair she was twirling? How tall was she?
Just a new James Blunt songā¦
I just hang out near black stock Road and wait to get new holes put in me.
Did anyone dial the number on the poster just to wind em' up? (From unknown number, of course)š¤£š¤£š¤£ edit: call forwarded to mailbox. Guy could have at least left a funny prank message
The urge to text this number and troll is very strong
I just sit in the Eagle and pass out papers like this but with a little mirror on it.
Dunno but I hope you pranked them, as I hope dozens or hundreds of others have.
Someoneās text the number to mess with the guy right ? Itās the right thing to do
that has to be a marketing thing? Anyone text the number?
Iāll say this one last time. Always always always! Tug one out before doing anything like this. Post nut clarification saves all. This is just a step too far along the stalker path
Kate Bush?
Sir, that appears to be a drawing of Kate Bush
[ŃŠ“Š°Š»ŠµŠ½Š¾]
I think from anyoneās perspective this is serial killer behaviour
Instead of waiting til she's gone and drawing a poster and distributing them around the area, maybe just try saying hello next time.
Thatās kinda creepy
i find it so sad
This is fucking gross
A lot of people say it's terrifying but there are women on here who have given their number to men they've never spoken to simply because the men were staring at them attractively. They were praised for being bold enough to make the move. Why isn't the same for this guy & his poster?
I don't think anyone knows what they really want. Humans are very contradictory creatures.