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Topic: Anybody tired of cyber dating yet?
dmx_wyrw's photo
Sat 12/01/07 11:24 AM



Swimforrealsgirl!
You've got it nailed! ayo technology.
but, chivalry died too. well, is dieing.


LOL..LIKE HELL I'M DYING! And I think there are still a few of us around raised from the "old school" here.

And then you have my son .. he will keep it alive for at least one more generation too. So its not dead or dying...just hard as hell to find anymore! laugh

lol...don't die yet....there are only 300 trillion hot, sexy ladies waiting to date you.......ONLINE...

HEY, GOOD LUCK..and thanks for your comments..


I was raised old school. but its fading. i remember getting a complement for opening a door for a lady, by some random passerby. It kinda burned me a little bit because it should even be a deal. i dont know he just made it seem like a snobbish thing.

oh and ladies just a tip when you get to a door with your date/man DO NOT reach for the door just wait say nothing. make/let him open it. gentlemen need ladies. If he gets all weird about it then drop him.

synfullygood's photo
Sat 12/01/07 12:00 PM
Hi everyone,
new to this site but had to jump into the topic:smile:
I am recently thrust back into the world of being single. I'm not into the bar/club scene as a way to meet people either...most of them seem to be "meat markets", at least where I live.grumble
I'm looking for friends to have some adult conversations with that aren't X-rated. It seems like a few other sites that I've checked out most of the guys start a conversation right out with " Great t-ts baby!" Or asking VERY personal questions.. So I can see SWIM's point of view. Would these guys say that if we were face to face? noway
Talking and flirting is one thing, but out-right disrespect for someone you don't know yet is just plain rude.
Is polite yet informal conversation dead in the world of dating?



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