ClassAct2006
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Joined: 4/12/2006 Status: offline
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I think it's a people issue. We tend to like those who are good to us. If someone sends a short email wanting to see your bottom or something or who clearl isn't right for you or you don't find attractive then you aren't likely to take it forward. It's often nothing personal. I am sure plenty of men don't want someone like I am - 50, children at home and with a very busy career. In fact OAPs with loads of time on their hands are better off with someone their own age without children and a job really. it is also a matter of supply and demand. Some people near hear from anyone because they aren't very attractive in personality or words or looks. Others get a lot of emails and are having to sift through them to decide. I don't like blocking though. I don't think I have ever blocked anyone. It's just a bit rude unless someone is being a total nuisance. In general people's actions speak louder than words always. If he or she says they love you but they are virtually never in touch you can be pretty sure they are lying through their teeth. If they say they love you and they walk 2 miles through a jungle to get single to be in touch with you (something I've done and I'm sure a lot of us have) then you can be sure they mean it. quote:
ORIGINAL: descrite OP, sadly, the standard here is "I am a woman, so even though this is the Internet, you are required to send me an initial message that is the verbal equivalent of wine and flowers, otherwise I am completely justified in ignoring or outright mocking your entreaty. Oh, and also, I am a woman, so if I get bored/sick of you at any moment, this is the Internet, so I can pull the plug without even the slightest amount of verbal interplay. Remember: you are required to comport yourself with dignity and grace and a modicum of social normality befitting a polite society, while I am not. See: privates. Also: supply and demand." Hey-- at least it's a standard.
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