Regarding your pictures...
So, you kind of look like every divorced dad I ever fucked on OK Cupid right down to the tummy and the barren apartment. Yeah, I noticed that your entire living and bedroom are devoid of anything on the walls. And the cargo pants... oh the cargo pants. I'm wondering where your phone holster is...
The problem is that there is nothing special about you. Now I'm not saying that to be mean, but think about what you offer - what do you bring to the table. Right now, I only see a divorced dad with a gut and cargo pants who will probably flake on me because he forgot his daughter had soccer practice Wednesday night.
But I have a plan to adjust your fashion and make you interesting.
I want you to go through your closet and throw out piece of clothing that you don't wear to the work or the gym. Seriously. I don't even want homeless people wearing cargo pants. Then I want you to go to the Men's Warehouse in Edwardsville and buy the following:
2 pairs of Lucky Jeans.
2 pairs of Chinos - one khaki one grey.
4 dress shirts in your size - not off the rack, but get measured and know what your sleeve length is.
2 light sweaters.
1 blue or light grey blazer.
2 pairs of nicer sneakers.
You should be able to make a variety of outfits with that.
Then I want you to go to Upper Limits Rock Climbing Gym in St. Louis. Take a couple of climbing lessons. Have somebody take pictures.
Then I want you to go to St., Louis Flight Training at the airport and take a few flying lessons. Have someone take pictures of you at the controls.
Then I want you to go to Kitchen Conservatory in Downtown Clayton and take a few cooking classes. Have someone take pictures.
By now, you look good, you have a few pictures of you doing interesting things and you have something to talk about. Now you look like an interesting guy who is out doing shit instead of taking pictures in his divorced dad apartment.
You need to become the kind of interesting, worldly man that women want. Divorced dads who live in shitty apartments are a dime a dozen. Be the amazing man I know you can be.