On first reading. I felt the same way as @salutsandy ref the libido bop and was about to write a similar response.
On second thoughts, I think, (as I often do when men ask these sorts of questions), absolutely leave it all in there.
Getting randoms on the Web to describe their ideal profile / man is setting you up to write a disingenuous profile.
If libido is a top priority you might be better considering a more adult date site, they can be just for hookups but people get relationships from them sometimes too.
At least that way you're not creeping out women on the mainstream date sites when you mention libido.
If you want to meet someone who is like you then definitely leave in the word 'bop'.
It would tell me straight away whether we'd be compatible or not.
I agree with another poster who suggested expanding on the boxset genres, favourites etc and the type of music you bop to in the kitchen.
When you write that stuff here about active men being misogynistic , not only is it weird and confusing but it gives me incel vibes .
Longterm single guys are not being accountable to themselves when they say 'its not fair, I'm too nice/ a feminist /not rich enough. All women want bad guys who treat them mean ' etc,
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Apportioning all the blame to women for 'nice guys always finish last' suggests that they believe its the silly little women's gullibility that's stopping the nice guys from getting laid..
Look inwards and be honest rather than coming here to warn us of the dangers of active alpha male types
Adult women don't need a mansplain to deter us from dating super active travelling snowboarders..
I give them a swerve because I have disabilities and children with extra needs.
i'm unlikely to be in a similar earning bracket to those extreme sportsters and travel fans, plus I would never have the time to do that stuff .
Anyone who's pics are all gym and seeking women who look after themselves would absolutely not go near me. I'm grateful for the information tho, it saves time.
when its all muscle pics, I see it as more superficial, and possibly shallow than misogynistic.
there's plenty of women who fit that criteria too, so nobody is losing out.
i currently dont date because I don't have the capacity physically, mentally and time-wise, but when i do date i like to see what people are into.
if you're writing a profile based on what women here have told you they like, then youre not presenting your true self.
If you get dates through being inauthentic then any relationship is likely to implode fast when your partner discovers you like to watch box sets and have a bop around the kitchen before trying to make up for twenty years worth of no shagging.