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"That could be good but lots lie about their age which is a pure balls!! " Why would you need lie about age if its for over 40s? That defeats the purpose. | |||
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"That could be good but lots lie about their age which is a pure balls!! Why would you need lie about age if its for over 40s? That defeats the purpose. " . Why the need to lie about anything is a big question. We are what we are. Age. Size. Sexuality etc etc We are supposed to b adults. | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? " I can imagine that might be the case I've rarely seen age limits at social gatherings, private parties yes | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? " I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. " Ahhhh... So you're basing your statement on your perception rather than fact? Ok... Well if you haven't asked for an invite and been told there's an age limit, that assumption is on you as for how you know who is on the guestlist if you're not invited, I've no idea... If you're basing your assumptions on event Forum threads and people who comment on them, only a small percentage of members use the forums, and it's highly unlikely that the guestlist will be purely made up of Forum users. You've probably missed out on meeting lots of interesting older people at them because of your assumptions about who is or isn't attending! Isn't that just a bit silly? | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. " Have you ever attended one or sought an invite | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Ahhhh... So you're basing your statement on your perception rather than fact? Ok... Well if you haven't asked for an invite and been told there's an age limit, that assumption is on you as for how you know who is on the guestlist if you're not invited, I've no idea... If you're basing your assumptions on event Forum threads and people who comment on them, only a small percentage of members use the forums, and it's highly unlikely that the guestlist will be purely made up of Forum users. You've probably missed out on meeting lots of interesting older people at them because of your assumptions about who is or isn't attending! Isn't that just a bit silly? " As I said in earlier post. It’s just my opinion. But that opinion is not just mine. But ur like the rest of us. Ur entitled to ur opinion. | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Ahhhh... So you're basing your statement on your perception rather than fact? Ok... Well if you haven't asked for an invite and been told there's an age limit, that assumption is on you as for how you know who is on the guestlist if you're not invited, I've no idea... If you're basing your assumptions on event Forum threads and people who comment on them, only a small percentage of members use the forums, and it's highly unlikely that the guestlist will be purely made up of Forum users. You've probably missed out on meeting lots of interesting older people at them because of your assumptions about who is or isn't attending! Isn't that just a bit silly? " Pmsl Silly Billy | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Have you ever attended one or sought an invite " I have both attended and sought invites. | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Ahhhh... So you're basing your statement on your perception rather than fact? Ok... Well if you haven't asked for an invite and been told there's an age limit, that assumption is on you as for how you know who is on the guestlist if you're not invited, I've no idea... If you're basing your assumptions on event Forum threads and people who comment on them, only a small percentage of members use the forums, and it's highly unlikely that the guestlist will be purely made up of Forum users. You've probably missed out on meeting lots of interesting older people at them because of your assumptions about who is or isn't attending! Isn't that just a bit silly? As I said in earlier post. It’s just my opinion. But that opinion is not just mine. But ur like the rest of us. Ur entitled to ur opinion. " Who else has that opinion? Are you representing a group? | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Have you ever attended one or sought an invite I have both attended and sought invites. " Then you should know there's no age limit cut off | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Ahhhh... So you're basing your statement on your perception rather than fact? Ok... Well if you haven't asked for an invite and been told there's an age limit, that assumption is on you as for how you know who is on the guestlist if you're not invited, I've no idea... If you're basing your assumptions on event Forum threads and people who comment on them, only a small percentage of members use the forums, and it's highly unlikely that the guestlist will be purely made up of Forum users. You've probably missed out on meeting lots of interesting older people at them because of your assumptions about who is or isn't attending! Isn't that just a bit silly? Pmsl Silly Billy " . People are allowed to b silly. | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Have you ever attended one or sought an invite I have both attended and sought invites. Then you should know there's no age limit cut off" . I will leave it with u. | |||
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"Unless the M&G was themed for a specific age group (Flirty 30s for example), I'm genuinely puzzled as to why there would be an age limit, and haven't come across it myself anywhere. Are you sure you're not confusing the host's personal meet preferences with event criteria?? I understand where ur coming from on the Hosts personal preferences. We all have preferences of one kind or another. But when the Host has lowishage preferences and everybody attending is under 50 at the highest. It does put older people off. That’s just my opinion. Have you ever attended one or sought an invite I have both attended and sought invites. Then you should know there's no age limit cut off. I will leave it with u. " Mic drop | |||
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"While my personal page has age limits the event page I and another Fabber run has no age limit to Any m&g we host in fact we have a some over 50s as well as 20s 30s 40s. " Keep up the good work | |||
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"While my personal page has age limits the event page I and another Fabber run has no age limit to Any m&g we host in fact we have a some over 50s as well as 20s 30s 40s. " Same as mine Sweets. People from their 20s into their 60s have attended mine and I know I've chatted to plenty of folk of all ages at other people's events too. That's why I find the idea that nobody over 50 is welcome so puzzling... Guess I'll have to start excluding myself from my own events in another couple of years | |||
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"We put serious thought into doing an over 40s social last year, might actually do it. Initially thought of doing it on a Thursday evening for a change." I would think a M&G for over 40,s would b a great success. A lot of people of that age group have children in their 20,s 30,s That can b a barrier for some that would like to meet their own age group. 40,s. 50,s 60,s etc. Hope u do get around to giving it a go. It’s definitely worth a try. | |||
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"We put serious thought into doing an over 40s social last year, might actually do it. Initially thought of doing it on a Thursday evening for a change. I would think a M&G for over 40,s would b a great success. A lot of people of that age group have children in their 20,s 30,s That can b a barrier for some that would like to meet their own age group. 40,s. 50,s 60,s etc. Hope u do get around to giving it a go. It’s definitely worth a try. " Wait so you're anti below a certain age if I'm reading correctly but at the same time giving out because you feel excluded due to being as you deem too old Am I the only one that sees the hypocrisy here | |||
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"We put serious thought into doing an over 40s social last year, might actually do it. Initially thought of doing it on a Thursday evening for a change. I would think a M&G for over 40,s would b a great success. A lot of people of that age group have children in their 20,s 30,s That can b a barrier for some that would like to meet their own age group. 40,s. 50,s 60,s etc. Hope u do get around to giving it a go. It’s definitely worth a try. Wait so you're anti below a certain age if I'm reading correctly but at the same time giving out because you feel excluded due to being as you deem too old Am I the only one that sees the hypocrisy here " I'm off to bed but I think you're overthinking it If they have a social, it's their choice what parameters to set. Deal with it | |||
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