What I'm Looking For in a Partner Is Pretty Basic

I'm an odd guy. All I'm really looking for is a woman who will respect me for being who I am and not play emotional games. I've been on OKCupid and have managed to communicate with a few women, but after answering all 3300+ survey questions the site has to offer, I still end up finding women who will play games. If you are not interested in someone when they contact you, it is common courtesy to at least tell them you are not interested. I'm always upfront and honest about what I'm feeling, and all I expect is that other people behave in the same manner. I want a partner in crime, who is willing to have fun when it matters and also be there emotionally for those in need. I don't think that's a lot to ask. Obviously, this person needs to be within a specific age range. Despite my belief that age is nothing but a number and that love knows no bounds, those just are not true statements. I'm looking for someone between the ages of 22 and 32. If I find someone on here, that would be fantastic. If not, I'm totally up for making new friends, too. One can never have enough friends, and usually those friends end up just becoming part of my extended family anyway.

I suppose that is true, too. lol I'm always willing to work to earn trust. It's one of the reasons I joined this site. Distance is not an issue for me, and I don't mind making more friends, either. I feel that here, I can at least meet more people that enjoy the same things I do and may have the potential to congregate with those people at a convention one day. No vetting intentionally implied, just my way of explaining the difficulties I have experienced and others have probably experienced, too. Similar experiences tend to give people something to talk about, after all. Thank you for the words of advice and support. They are truly appreciated.

I don't really understand what you mean, playing/teasing is so much fun. I get what you mean though, no one wants blue balls.

Thank you. Lol I appreciate that. You're pretty otaku-rrific, too. Lol I don't think it's a matter of taste, really. I think it's a matter of whether or not there is that click or spark right off the bat sometimes. Even then, though, things may not work out. I'm staying positive, though. That's one of my strengths. There's someone out there for everyone, and for those women, I just am not that someone. No big thing. I like making friends, too. Depending on how things progress, most of those friends become part of my extended family.