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You know I get really tired of guys that send messages that start out
with YOUR HOT! Then they immediatly jump into questions about sex! Wake up guys this is not a turn on and it is not impressive. If you are in these types of sites to meet people to potentially have a relationship with there is nothing that will make a girl (at least this girl) run in the opposite direction and hit you with a block. Come on guys try using the head that is on your shoulders and think for a second! You may be proud of your member or your stamina but that is definatly not the first think a girl wants to know about. I don't see why it is so hard for alot of guys on these sites to start out by trying to get to know someone before the conversation jumps into sex. |
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OK.... U ARENT HOT. IS THAT BETTER???... LOL
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yes, i must agree with you!!!!
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i would never send a message with anything sexual in it until i got to
know them but what is wrong with just saying that you are attractive? |
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any luck on here yet k. breeze??
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i've met a couple of good people on here but i'm really just looking for
friends right now, how bout you? |
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YEP. I GET ON FOR KICKS!... LOL
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Too many people try to impress instead of being themslves and have a
lack of ability to carry a quility conversation for any length of time. If sexual matter is all that can float to the surface then it's a quick trip to nowhere. Not ALL men are created equal, thank goodness. Don't give up on your search and be thankfull that those that show their true colors are so shallow. |
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Yes I agree soul...us guys are the scourage of thee earth and that's all
us guys think about is trying to impress women...especially hot women...I feel for these types of guys because they just have low-self-esteem.... They should work more on being themselves and more into loving their own inner self then trying to get other peoples approval.... Also I do agree on the sex part because I am fed up with HOT women always messaging me about "OhhHhHh your so cuteeeeee and soooo handsome...do you have a girlfriend...I think your soooo HOT" blah blah blah it really turns me off...sometimes I wish I'd have the face of real life ugly frog or something just to keep em off of me *sobs* The world is truly a sick place...but in all I know how you feel....men -_- we almost know NOTHING about women I am afraid to say...insecurity stinks yes this is true...but my fellow bretherin need to have more self-esteem and just be themselves instead of just trying to impress in getting a mate or something... Anyhoooooo..I gotta cook right now PASTA for dinner YiPpEEEee... |
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Unfortunately, you are going to get that type of comment online and
usually from someone that would be afraid to approach you in real life. The anonymity of the internet create some brave souls. I would take it as a compliment, and say "Thanks but no thanks." You can't control their behavior so all you can do is take what good there is in the situation and move on. There are a lot of people that lack social and communication skills. One of my pet peeves is getting a message like "how r u 2day"? Hey, I'm worth ALL the letters. There is nothing that gives a person more credibility than a well structured, capitalized, and punctuated statement. I think the internet "slang" shows a bit of laziness and maybe not really caring. A lol or an emoticon once in a while may be okay, but it shouldn't be the meat of your conversation. It may be appropriate in a text message on a phone, but not here. One of the most important aspects of a relationship is communication, so are the shortcuts really worth it? (The last half was not really intended in response to your question, but I went off on a tangent!) |
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soul,
but you are hot! can i help you into something more comfortable? Andrew Wee www.WhoIsAndrewWee.com |
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If I find your pic attractive I may start out Hi cutie or such but you will not catch me talking about sex in any of the beggining emails. There are a few of us who still respect woman as people and not objects. |
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