Profile review, 26M

Thanks, Goodvibrations, for the feedback. Actually, I took dance lessons for over a year, never graduating beyond the beginner level, before finally giving up. I'm not horrific but I don't have the body type or muscular control or something for it. I also have a workout routine but I don't stick to it. I personally find exercise dull and tedious and I don't get any of the psychological benefits most people talk about. Also, there's an angry part of me that wishes that girls would be attracted to nice guys and not muscular guys. However, I have made these changes to my profile:

My interests in classic style have led me to take up jewellery making, knitting and sewing to make what I can't find in stores. I like to dabble in new skills and knowledge including, but not limited to, languages, technology, magic and psychology. I see my mum and sister several times a week. I like to dance whenever and wherever, even if I dance like a white guy, and I'm often short a salsa dance partner. However, I also love to stay in to play a good board or video game with friends, watch a movie or cozy up and cuddle.

Okay, attacking the easier stuff before the harder stuff, I've reworked "How do you typically spend your leisure time?":

My interests in classic style have led me to take up jewellery making, knitting and sewing to make what I can't find in stores. I like to dabble in new skills and knowledge including, but not limited to, languages, technology, magic, psychology. I look forward to getting all dressed up and going for nights on the town; I often seem to be short a salsa dance partner. However, I also love to stay in to play a good game with friends (I recently built a respectable collection of board games), watch a movie or cozy up and cuddle.

I know you're really into knitting, sewing, and jewelry making. I hate to say this, but must you mention these? Could you just leave these out of your profile and talk about them on a first date? To a match, you are pixels on a screen. I don't think I would risk dating you because you sound gay. Discovering that these were interests on a date? OK. Front and center on your profile? Not so much.

I imagine it doesn't keep you up at night, but you might rest assured that not many women are out there actively turning down guys because they don't work out. Women care much less about physical attractiveness than men. Having said this, women do get to do the choosing in the dating world, and consciously or unconsciously we all try to get the best deal we can. If a couple of push-ups will help stack the deck a bit more in your favor, it might be something worth considering.

Men who have knit:
King Edward VIII (Straight)
Charles Dickens (Straight)
Jacques Plante (Straight)
Russell Crowe (Straight)
Scott Baio (Straight)
Judd Nelson (Straight)
Irish fishermen (who invented knitting)

Remember that bit I wrote about matters of principle? This is one of those items where I'll get my back up. If a girl turns me down because I don't fit the 'traditional gender roles circa 1950,' I frankly think I'm better off without her. There I said it.