If some random 30/40-something year old woman on linkedin working in a completely different profession views my profile, and if my profile pic is objectively a good pic, does it mean she wants to fuck?

>>33365739 (OP)
>Is my picture on a business networking site a magical device to inexplicably exert mind control over some random woman in and of itself with no effort on my part?
If you have other symptoms of schizophrenia such as voices and paranoia then you might want to see a doctor.

I think you're jumping too ahead of yourself. You are at the level of good stranger next is acquiantence.

>>33365770
What? You think attraction is magical mind control? I mean, yes, but...
>>33365771
I don't mean like actually fuck. Today was some random medical worker woman from Greece viewing my profile. Last week it was a slightly frumpy Russian woman in education. A month ago some pilates instructor milf from the opposite side of the country looked at my profile. I have no chance of meeting any of them and vice versa, and clicking on a profile is obviously low effort and low risk. Maybe I should rephrase:

If some random 30/40-something year old woman on linkedin working in a completely different profession views my profile, and if my profile pic is objectively a good pic, does it mean the primary reason for clicking was that she thought I was attractive and wanted to kill a little idle time looking at my face?

>>33365787
Maybe they just thought you were a good canidate for a job. I don't live life like everyday is opposite day, so I wouldn't know the hidden catch. Safest bet is they're just looking for a job canidate.

>>33365822
>a medical worker, education admin, and pilates instructor, all over 1000 miles away, thought I, an engineer, would be a good job candidate