I don't have enough experience to tell you; either that or maybe I should be more like
@FredTheBelgian and keep a log. I've certainly met stuck up women with that temperament but the sample is not large enough for me to confidently state how it is.
One of my closest friend's current girlfriend -- they met off PoF -- says that
the most important thing to her was how a guy dresses and whether or not he's read her profile. I didn't argue the point with her, but I don't believe her. I think that's the narrative of the world she believes, and that there's more going on in her subconscious that she's not aware of or not acknowledging.
The most recent beautiful woman I went on a date with, I asked her what she liked about my profile,
she gave me a really heartwarming answer (lol). She said she liked that I actually have a profile and that I wrote her a message based on what she wrote. I honestly think that these are just narratives women convince themselves of.
Another confounding factor is that feminism is now a "brand" among upper-middle class, educated women. It's "cool" to be a feminist and to share articles on FB about the wage gap and to talk about Trump's groping more than we talk about foreign policy which can kill millions of people. So on that level, it's just noise, specifically it's virtue signalling.
