I am a very sarcastic person, I mean damn.
But the thing is, everyone else would like to have the pleasure of knowing a nice person.
But...people seem to notice you when you are not held by any constraints or morals. (like my profile perhaps.)
Why is that?
People want the good, but give a positive reaction to the bad...

...whatchoo talkin' bout Willis?
OOOps, wrong thread!

Not sure what you mean? Are you saying that your profile is meant to be sarcastic and people are responding as if it were serious?

Maybe I should try that. Finally get some action.

I have the same problem with my profile...I can't figure it out

I'm missing it. Sarcasm is mocking. Ooooh, I get it, you are mocking yourself... Eh!

I get good responses because I'm nice.

I have a great friend from this site because he thinks I'm pleasant.

So I don't know what you're talking about.
Besides, your profile doesn't seem unconstrained of morals because it's obviously untrue.

Heyyyyyyy- were you just trying to get us to rate your profile? We have a forum for that.

Oh my God you're right!

The trickery

Trust me, that doesn't work either.

You have to say something about being laid back and easy-going, and that you like to go out or stay in. And how you don't know what to write, so people have to ask you stuff that you'll never reply to even if they do ask.

Hey, I don't make up the rules around here, I just know what they are now....

But Lex, I'm a fun person who likes to have fun.

Ah, yes, but there's more to it.

You have to be a real sweatheart and not a looser.

if you want to know more, ask

A real sweetheart?
The definition that usually crosses my mind is the person you don't want because they are too clingy...and do EVERYTHING right.
Creepy, ain't it?

Most people want this "Conquer the World" type of person, but not everyone can do that.

But the thing I don't get is that people want to see the real "you..."

But what if you does not know you?
Or if the true person disagrees with what you think they should be?


Thanks for the profile views, though they were not needed.