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I think your interesting Lex, you have a young Victor Meldrew (a character from a British tv programme called ‘One foot in the Grave') attitude that makes me smile whenever I read one of your post... Thank you, it's nice to know that someone notices....! Not familiar with Victor but of course I will have to investigate....!! Modesty doesn't suit ya Victor's a bit on the cantankerous side so hope you take the 'Victor' reference with the humour that was intended. I'm sure I've been called a lot worse! After all, I was married for awhile! |
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I think your interesting Lex, you have a young Victor Meldrew (a character from a British tv programme called ‘One foot in the Grave') attitude that makes me smile whenever I read one of your post... Thank you, it's nice to know that someone notices....! Not familiar with Victor but of course I will have to investigate....!! Modesty doesn't suit ya Victor's a bit on the cantankerous side so hope you take the 'Victor' reference with the humour that was intended. I'm sure I've been called a lot worse! After all, I was married for awhile! One of the downsides of having an ok vocab is I often suffer from foot in mouth lol |
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If I change my profile, it's not for anyone but myself. I enjoy the forums and chatting with others. I do not expect more therefor I never feel disappointed. Keep the fun going!
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I only change my profile when I am really really really bored. Lack of responses never occurred to me as a reason to change it. I don't know if anyone else reads Rose is Rose but she has her "Let It Be Tree" that she leans against and just let's things be and when I don't know what to do, I lean against an imaginary "let it be tree"
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lights are on but nobody's home is what the boys in high school would say when I 'd have a blonde moment...
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lights are on but nobody's home is what the boys in high school would say when I 'd have a blonde moment... It's kinda used in the same way over here as well but you don't need to be blonde to have it said to you I think I try to put too much thought into my headings and press on 'post' before I think it through |
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I remember the very first profile I did on this site years ago. I was a total newb and had no idea what to put. And so I did the standard stuff like, "Hello. I am newly divorced and single..." blah, blah, blah stuff that 98% of us newbs write. Then, you get the feel of this place, and you let down the walls a bit and show who you really are. Well, at least that's what I did.
And then the chicks just emailed me all the time. I swear, put a pic of a bunny rabbit with a plunger and the women just drool for you. Well, that and you hit these here forums and flirt some, talk about world peace, flirt some more, and well you get the gist of it. Once women read my comments, they would go and read my profile to see just what I was all about. And then Mingle developed stealth mode and suddenly you had no idea who was perving you. Anyways, I feel your profile should be all about what you want it to be. Yeah, pictures do bring in a lot of emails (mostly for women), but reading a good profile does give you insight into a person. Or, if you write an entertaining profile, it will spark people to want to send and email to you. Maybe you had a funny profile and they wanted you to know they appreciated the laugh. Maybe you stated a quote that they liked and they ask you about it. You get the point. |
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If I change my profile, it's not for anyone but myself. I enjoy the forums and chatting with others. I do not expect more therefor I never feel disappointed. Keep the fun going! Thanx Pyx |
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lights are on but nobody's home is what the boys in high school would say when I 'd have a blonde moment... It's kinda used in the same way over here as well but you don't need to be blonde to have it said to you I think I try to put too much thought into my headings and press on 'post' before I think it through |
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I remember the very first profile I did on this site years ago. I was a total newb and had no idea what to put. And so I did the standard stuff like, "Hello. I am newly divorced and single..." blah, blah, blah stuff that 98% of us newbs write. Then, you get the feel of this place, and you let down the walls a bit and show who you really are. Well, at least that's what I did. And then the chicks just emailed me all the time. I swear, put a pic of a bunny rabbit with a plunger and the women just drool for you. Well, that and you hit these here forums and flirt some, talk about world peace, flirt some more, and well you get the gist of it. Once women read my comments, they would go and read my profile to see just what I was all about. And then Mingle developed stealth mode and suddenly you had no idea who was perving you. Anyways, I feel your profile should be all about what you want it to be. Yeah, pictures do bring in a lot of emails (mostly for women), but reading a good profile does give you insight into a person. Or, if you write an entertaining profile, it will spark people to want to send and email to you. Maybe you had a funny profile and they wanted you to know they appreciated the laugh. Maybe you stated a quote that they liked and they ask you about it. You get the point. it's good advice goof! I'll get to it later when the lights are on and somebody IS home |
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Me, I just gave up and realized I was meant to stay single.
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I remember the very first profile I did on this site years ago. I was a total newb and had no idea what to put. And so I did the standard stuff like, "Hello. I am newly divorced and single..." blah, blah, blah stuff that 98% of us newbs write. Then, you get the feel of this place, and you let down the walls a bit and show who you really are. Well, at least that's what I did. And then the chicks just emailed me all the time. I swear, put a pic of a bunny rabbit with a plunger and the women just drool for you. Well, that and you hit these here forums and flirt some, talk about world peace, flirt some more, and well you get the gist of it. Once women read my comments, they would go and read my profile to see just what I was all about. And then Mingle developed stealth mode and suddenly you had no idea who was perving you. Anyways, I feel your profile should be all about what you want it to be. Yeah, pictures do bring in a lot of emails (mostly for women), but reading a good profile does give you insight into a person. Or, if you write an entertaining profile, it will spark people to want to send and email to you. Maybe you had a funny profile and they wanted you to know they appreciated the laugh. Maybe you stated a quote that they liked and they ask you about it. You get the point. I remember the bunny with the plunger! |
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In your mind, you’re attractive, you’ve got a banging profile but nobody wants to know...no responses to emails that you’ve sent. No profile views..what do you do? Do you... a) Make revisions to your pic/profile b) Continue sending out emails and nudges c) Consider that your location may be a problem d) Better manage your unrealistic expectations i.e. not going for people out of your league e) Make no revisions because you’re great as you are f) Whinge and moan g) None of the above h) Other (please state)________________________ Be honest! "Frankenstein was the creator, not the monster. It's a common misconception, held by all truly stupid people." - Kryten (Red Dwarf) lol, I dont know that not knowing the names of fictional characters makes people stupid,,,but I choose g. Im not really here to find a date though, so I guess that puts the pressure off of having views and responses. Im happy 'socializing' in the forums. |
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When I joined this site a little under two months ago, I was just out of a short term relationship that I couldn’t really commit to because I wasn’t over my mad Aussie ex. Rather than giving myself time to get over mad Aussie, I did my usual and jumped right back into the saddle – never have had a problem attracting guys, keeping them is a different story altogether... Well, you certainly have one up on me; I always had trouble just attracting a man but guess most don't like women with bigger muscles that they have. |
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In your mind, you’re attractive, you’ve got a banging profile but nobody wants to know...no responses to emails that you’ve sent. No profile views..what do you do? Do you... a) Make revisions to your pic/profile b) Continue sending out emails and nudges c) Consider that your location may be a problem d) Better manage your unrealistic expectations i.e. not going for people out of your league e) Make no revisions because you’re great as you are f) Whinge and moan g) None of the above h) Other (please state)________________________ Be honest! "Frankenstein was the creator, not the monster. It's a common misconception, held by all truly stupid people." - Kryten (Red Dwarf) lol, I dont know that not knowing the names of fictional characters makes people stupid,,,but I choose g. Im not really here to find a date though, so I guess that puts the pressure off of having views and responses. Im happy 'socializing' in the forums. The quote came from a fictional character about a fictional character and wasn't meant to be taken seriously. |
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In your mind, you’re attractive, you’ve got a banging profile but nobody wants to know...no responses to emails that you’ve sent. No profile views..what do you do? Do you... a) Make revisions to your pic/profile b) Continue sending out emails and nudges c) Consider that your location may be a problem d) Better manage your unrealistic expectations i.e. not going for people out of your league e) Make no revisions because you’re great as you are f) Whinge and moan g) None of the above h) Other (please state)________________________ Be honest! "Frankenstein was the creator, not the monster. It's a common misconception, held by all truly stupid people." - Kryten (Red Dwarf) lol, I dont know that not knowing the names of fictional characters makes people stupid,,,but I choose g. Im not really here to find a date though, so I guess that puts the pressure off of having views and responses. Im happy 'socializing' in the forums. The quote came from a fictional character about a fictional character and wasn't meant to be taken seriously. |
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When I joined this site a little under two months ago, I was just out of a short term relationship that I couldn’t really commit to because I wasn’t over my mad Aussie ex. Rather than giving myself time to get over mad Aussie, I did my usual and jumped right back into the saddle – never have had a problem attracting guys, keeping them is a different story altogether... Well, you certainly have one up on me; I always had trouble just attracting a man but guess most don't like women with bigger muscles that they have. Oh, they're initially attracted by the visual, then they realise that I have a brain, own property, ambitious, well travelled etc it tends to go downhill from there... |
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Edited by
navygirl
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Mon 11/07/11 08:23 AM
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When I joined this site a little under two months ago, I was just out of a short term relationship that I couldn’t really commit to because I wasn’t over my mad Aussie ex. Rather than giving myself time to get over mad Aussie, I did my usual and jumped right back into the saddle – never have had a problem attracting guys, keeping them is a different story altogether... Well, you certainly have one up on me; I always had trouble just attracting a man but guess most don't like women with bigger muscles that they have. Oh, they're initially attracted by the visual, then they realise that I have a brain, own property, ambitious, well travelled etc it tends to go downhill from there... Yep, thats pretty well been my experience but I did meet a guy for coffee a few years back and as it was summer I had a tank top on. He kept on commenting about how muscular my arms were and he never talked to me again after the first date. One of many insecure little boy in my eyes. |
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When I joined this site a little under two months ago, I was just out of a short term relationship that I couldn’t really commit to because I wasn’t over my mad Aussie ex. Rather than giving myself time to get over mad Aussie, I did my usual and jumped right back into the saddle – never have had a problem attracting guys, keeping them is a different story altogether... Well, you certainly have one up on me; I always had trouble just attracting a man but guess most don't like women with bigger muscles that they have. Oh, they're initially attracted by the visual, then they realise that I have a brain, own property, ambitious, well travelled etc it tends to go downhill from there... One of many insecure little boy in my eyes. Yep and unfortunately, there's quite a few of those out there |
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Edited by
navygirl
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Mon 11/07/11 08:36 AM
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When I joined this site a little under two months ago, I was just out of a short term relationship that I couldn’t really commit to because I wasn’t over my mad Aussie ex. Rather than giving myself time to get over mad Aussie, I did my usual and jumped right back into the saddle – never have had a problem attracting guys, keeping them is a different story altogether... Well, you certainly have one up on me; I always had trouble just attracting a man but guess most don't like women with bigger muscles that they have. Oh, they're initially attracted by the visual, then they realise that I have a brain, own property, ambitious, well travelled etc it tends to go downhill from there... One of many insecure little boy in my eyes. Yep and unfortunately, there's quite a few of those out there Yep, they would be decent guys if they didn't keep tripping over their egos. Just as well; I wouldn't want a weak man like that in my life anyways. Yet another reason I gave up dating. |
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