Yes, on multiple occasions, and in the end - it was always a mistake. Usually I forced a couple of books on them, and they would lie and tell me they liked them.



It would definitely depend on their other qualities, but: yes.



For the most part, no. The majority of girls that I want to have sex with/date are going to like shitty rap, probably, and I'm okay with that. If I met an attractive girl who listened to my music, I'd probably make a fool out of myself trying to impress her, and she'd ignore me. It's better off that I hate their music with a passion.



Not really dates, no. Which bums me out, because I enjoy them. Like, you know that period in a relationship when you're no longer so worried about the other person dating other people that you try to one up them, and you're comfortable with yourself and with the relationship and you just hang out somewhere? That's awesome. I sort of want it.



I mean, I'm trying online too. There was a girl who referenced Lacan in her profile, and she seemed wicked cool. So we messaged, and she told me that humanity had hope because of the way the stars were aligning in some nearby galaxy, or something to that effect, so now I'm just going to write short stories, drink, and consider what I'll do with my life if all I continue to find are assholes or idiots (referencing women, because I feel like those are typically insults hurled at men). But yeah, I just put in my profile that I'm not interested in people who don't read and who watch reality television, and I'm definitely getting some messages. Most of which I ignore, because I sort of just know that it'd never work out anyway.