(EDIT: That's supposed to say looking for a quality man, not RPM. I'm not opposed to RPM, but a man in general is what that's supposed to say.)

So I'd say that I have always been a RPW and didn't realize it. I value femininity, fitness, beauty, cooking, and hobbies that are not masculine. I turn 29 next month.

What I am having a problem with, is finding a man who will commit. I get endless dates from dating sites, men approach me everywhere I go, and I have a lot of hobbies so I meet a lot of men. So I'm meeting men all sorts of ways, and they're all different.

But nothing ever works out. I haven't been able to get a LTR. They all turn out to only want to be FWB (which DISGUSTS me, ugh). Some have even managed to trick me into it by saying they want a relationship, acting like we are moving forward, and then DTR talk months later turns into "I'm happy with FWB" at which point I cut it off.

For the record, I'm 28 and will be 29 next month, and always date men older than myself. I never go for the super handsome, super fit, or even the wealthy man. I have a stable career, I'm always sweet, I'm complimented on my feminine voice/wardrobe/hourglass shape constantly, and I'm very fit. I have lots of hobbies, as I mentioned earlier.

What am I doing wrong? Did anyone else have this problem?

EDIT #2: Yes I know living in LA is a huge part of my problem since high quality men date sugarbaby prostitutes for 2 years and then move on to a new one, thus making high quality women pair with mediocre men. Then, mediocre men have a constant supply of high quality women, so then they don't want to commit because they have too many options. And yes, the dating dynamic is very messed up here. BUT:

I need advice for things I can do differently to increase my odds of success with exclusivity with a mediocre type of guy. Its not impossible, its just hard. I need people to point out things (not related to my looks, which is why I have covered in the comments that its not an issue related to looks) that I can do differently to increase my odds of success. I know there must be things to change.