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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford

Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago

Dartford cross(ing)

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up"

(Brings out popcorn)

OK ladies... over to you to explain how internet dating/swinging works.

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By *edhead72Man
25 weeks ago

Cheltenham and Ashby

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"Dartford cross(ing)"

Not cross, just disappointed lol at least it was more effort than plain winking and I didn't just ignore or delete the wink

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By *ris GrayMan
25 weeks ago

Dorchester

Some people are here years without interacting

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By *edhead72Man
25 weeks ago

Cheltenham and Ashby

Think you need to enjoy the interaction in itself. Put effort in and not just be consumed with shagging

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
25 weeks ago

Herts

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- good thanks, you

Send message - bored and horny let’s meet

Receive reply -

Send message- ?

Send message - ???

Send message - rude

Send message- ??? Meet now

Send message- ??????

Etc

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By *ellhungvweMan
25 weeks ago

Cheltenham

If my average first interaction didn’t work out well on average then I would change my average first interaction.

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By *iss_FickleWoman
25 weeks ago

Cambridgeshire

I don't send winks, but I hate "how are you" messages.

If you receive a shit load, it's not like they standout individually & they're usually sent by someone who's not even read my profile. Also anytime I responded to those it's usually followed by "wanna meet now/later" so all very low effort & then they get abusive if I have plans or work...

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"Dartford cross(ing)"

This interaction would make me want to play in traffic in the … nvm

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By *r John WickMan
25 weeks ago

The Continental

How about “hi,……introduction about you……..and thanks for the wink”

How are you is probably all received 50 times a day, and gets tedious to answer 50 times.

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By *luehairedcumslutCouple
25 weeks ago

St Neots

Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"Think you need to enjoy the interaction in itself. Put effort in and not just be consumed with shagging "

I always respond/reply to winks, messages etc, I'm not here to be an ass, just for some fun, I'm respectful and pleasant to everyone, in general, but I'm not breaking out the Oscar Wilde repartee for a wink from a four line profile!

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

"

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

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By *scaMan
25 weeks ago

Herts / London / Beyond

Always feel it's ok to be fairly generic initially, but vital to spin the conversation off in a different direction fairly quickly - people are endlessly fascinating and there is always something more interesting to chat about other than your immediate need for 'release' ... find this approach leads to much better interactions

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By *r John WickMan
25 weeks ago

The Continental


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho"

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome.

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds

Saying “how are you” is a pretty typical and admittedly quite empty opening…..that being said, it’s still polite….in person it’s basically just a conversational gambit to express interest (you could be about to go axe happy on a trout farm but mostly you’d still respond with a variation of “I’m fine”) and a stepping stone to the substance.

It doesn’t translate well online admittedly but usually in person, you don’t have to crowd surf your way to the front of a sea of other people to talk to someone. So yeh, while it’s pretty poor at opening a conversation through this medium, whichever whopper sent that reply seems to have let their online persona overtake their organic one. Which is tragic but attitude like that is both the crime and the punishment.

Let her enjoy her little moment of power and move on. Although I would say skip the formalities and add more depth to your opening messages.

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds

N.b. “No reply is a reply” is better than just belittling a stranger for the sin of troubling you with their presence. Not everybody has risen the ranks of this tiny speck of the internet.

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By *uenevereWoman
25 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

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By *ot to giggleWoman
25 weeks ago

Coventry

oooh im definitely joining the popcorn corner

feisty op!!

message ..... whoops another one!

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By *luehairedcumslutCouple
25 weeks ago

St Neots


"N.b. “No reply is a reply” is better than just belittling a stranger for the sin of troubling you with their presence. Not everybody has risen the ranks of this tiny speck of the internet. "

True. Some people are just dicks

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By *uenevereWoman
25 weeks ago

Scunthorpe


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up

If I responded to a wink... I rarely do.

I would just ask them how they are... why are you messaging? Do you like the look of their profile? In other words, arw you actually interested in them?

If not, why are you messaging them?"

Would NOT just reply how are you ...

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up"

OP... please don't take this the wrong way but your profile is banal. While men enjoy visual porn women like decent conversation.

Your profile reads like a toaster manual. Ease up on the banalities and don't send one-liners.

Some users get hundreds even thousands of those a day. If you want instant sex, be a man, go hire a pro and book a hotel.

As the saying goes... "there's no such thing as a free lunch".

Even us fat, bored old housewives have standards. I've stopped conversations for less but every once in awhile when I get a "hi, wink, how are you" I'll respond with a totally random response like

"What's your income average?"

"How big is your house?"

Or my favourite

"What's your favourite brand of champagne."

Because frankly, if you're the deep-fried spice bag type I don't want to know ya.

And yes, I'm a food snob.

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By *onderWomanWlvWoman
25 weeks ago

Wolverhampton


"

Let her enjoy her little moment of power and move on. Although I would say skip the formalities and add more depth to your opening messages. "

I didn't read it as a moment of power, I read it as exasperation.

For a moment let's disregard the emotional and mental toll being on here takes, let's simply look at number of minutes it takes out of the day - replying to all the "hi how ru?" Messages would, on some days, take hours. What's the limit, especially when we know what sort of reply we are most likely to get after that, as shown by several women in this thread so far? 10 mins replying to those per day? 20? An hour?

It's dead time, it never goes anywhere fruitful, and sometimes I, and this lady too by the look of it, get frustrated by the situation and express it via a perhaps somewhat unfriendly message.

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By *ris GrayMan
25 weeks ago

Dorchester

Make your opening message fun and jokey most women respond to a fun message of course theirs always the few who dont but that could be based on look, location etc

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By *illy IdolMan
25 weeks ago

Midlands

You can't reason with stupidity, OP.

ALL women here are stupid, don't worry about it.

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome. "

It was a response to a wink, not an initial message AND you rather seem to have assumed it involved a woman

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds


"

Let her enjoy her little moment of power and move on. Although I would say skip the formalities and add more depth to your opening messages.

I didn't read it as a moment of power, I read it as exasperation.

For a moment let's disregard the emotional and mental toll being on here takes, let's simply look at number of minutes it takes out of the day - replying to all the "hi how ru?" Messages would, on some days, take hours. What's the limit, especially when we know what sort of reply we are most likely to get after that, as shown by several women in this thread so far? 10 mins replying to those per day? 20? An hour?

It's dead time, it never goes anywhere fruitful, and sometimes I, and this lady too by the look of it, get frustrated by the situation and express it via a perhaps somewhat unfriendly message. "

Exasperation yes, I agree but the disdainful tone…power trip. Someone has spent too long being told they’re the best and hasn’t been able to rein in the ego.

The simple solution is don’t reply; it can anger you to the Nth degree that so many different people draw the same conclusions, that Simone without the benefit of your experience hasn’t drawn the same conclusions as you.

You’ve a good point but lamenting the time it takes to reply to dull messages then taking the time to send a spiteful, pointless reply of your own is pretty hypocritical as well isn’t it?

I’ve seen reams of profiles that have lengthy and elaborate provisos and hurdles for contacting them, a lot of which come across as so jaded and toxic that even if I was going to message them I would think “you possibly need a break from this”.

Thankfully I’ve met plenty who manage to convey the same message without sounding aloof or arrogant, they’re the ones that really stand out. It’s easy being unpleasant and sarcastic and just as dull and off putting. It’s worse than low effort; this is effort that has been spent to demean someone in advance.

Do better. Nobody is worth more or less than you.

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds

Uff typos galore there. Whoever you are Simone, I meant to type “someone”

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By *luehairedcumslutCouple
25 weeks ago

St Neots


"

Do better. Nobody is worth more or less than you. "

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By *r John WickMan
25 weeks ago

The Continental


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome.

It was a response to a wink, not an initial message AND you rather seem to have assumed it involved a woman "

Well in the absence of information as to whom winked you. I’d say I have no choice but assume.

Aside from that, the answer would be the same. But hey, if you don’t like what you read feel free to ignore me, carry on sending your ‘how are you’.

No dramas

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By *igronnie89Man
25 weeks ago

near you


"I don't send winks, but I hate "how are you" messages.

If you receive a shit load, it's not like they standout individually & they're usually sent by someone who's not even read my profile. Also anytime I responded to those it's usually followed by "wanna meet now/later" so all very low effort & then they get abusive if I have plans or work..."

Its them kind of people on here who are genuinely messing it up for the genuine guys

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25 weeks ago

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By *ot to giggleWoman
25 weeks ago

Coventry


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome.

It was a response to a wink, not an initial message AND you rather seem to have assumed it involved a woman

Well in the absence of information as to whom winked you. I’d say I have no choice but assume.

Aside from that, the answer would be the same. But hey, if you don’t like what you read feel free to ignore me, carry on sending your ‘how are you’.

No dramas "

got popcorn over here - wanna join and watch this unravel

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By *r John WickMan
25 weeks ago

The Continental


"I don't send winks, but I hate "how are you" messages.

If you receive a shit load, it's not like they standout individually & they're usually sent by someone who's not even read my profile. Also anytime I responded to those it's usually followed by "wanna meet now/later" so all very low effort & then they get abusive if I have plans or work...

Its them kind of people on here who are genuinely messing it up for the genuine guys"

I disagree, they make it easier for the good ones to stand out from the crowd.

I’ve never felt ‘messed up’ as a result of other guys actions here. And I’ve been here quite some time in one guise or another.

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By *r TriomanMan
25 weeks ago

Chippenham Malmesbury area


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up"

I get your frustration OP, they sent a wink, which is dead easy to do and requires no typing. You respond to their wink with a typed message, albeit a basic one but still more effort required on your behalf than just winking back and they get the hump.

These interactions are all part of the filtering process therefore, whilst frustrating, they are a positive thing as they helps us to avoid those that we really wouldn't get along with.

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By *rsMistyPeaksWoman
25 weeks ago

Essex

I’m risking splinters on my arse, but it’s 50/50

If I get a “how are you” from a pretty blank or lazy profile then I’ll ignore. Low effort here = low effort elsewhere.

If I get the same from an intersection profile then I’ll respond with similar energy … if conversation doesn’t spark then we both move on. We can’t all get along after all.

It can be hard work responding to every single message sometimes. And you never know if you’re missing a good one…. But life is a game of chance.

But in fairness to OP if someone winks first, then doesn’t respond to the reply message that’s fairly off. A wink is even lazier than a “how are you”.

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By *ris GrayMan
25 weeks ago

Dorchester


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome.

It was a response to a wink, not an initial message AND you rather seem to have assumed it involved a woman "

you winked a guy well no harm in that but the guy wasn't best pleased you wanked him?

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By *onderWomanWlvWoman
25 weeks ago

Wolverhampton


"

Exasperation yes, I agree but the disdainful tone…power trip. Someone has spent too long being told they’re the best and hasn’t been able to rein in the ego.

You’ve a good point but lamenting the time it takes to reply to dull messages then taking the time to send a spiteful, pointless reply of your own is pretty hypocritical as well isn’t it?

It’s easy being unpleasant and sarcastic and just as dull and off putting. It’s worse than low effort; this is effort that has been spent to demean someone in advance.

Do better. Nobody is worth more or less than you. "

Again, I don't think that response was particularly nasty, demeaning etc - but that's the perils of text only communication isn't it, it's very open to interpretation in terms of tone. Our contexts, and experiences both in life and on here, influence how we each interpret that message.

Also - I never send outright mean messages, and nor would I bother sending a reply like the one we are discussing, but I do respond to messages with an attempt to engage and try to educate *sometimes* (especially if someone is being particularly misogynistic, racist, or doesn't seem to know what consent is) - and most of the times that's perceived as me being impolite. Can't really win.

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By *ittlebirdWoman
25 weeks ago

The Big Smoke


"You can't reason with stupidity, OP.

ALL women here are stupid, don't worry about it. "

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford

OK, I received the wink, the male senders profile didn't give much away, I hate ignoring people so just sent a quick acknowledgement.

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By *ris GrayMan
25 weeks ago

Dorchester


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome.

It was a response to a wink, not an initial message AND you rather seem to have assumed it involved a woman you winked a guy well no harm in that but the guy wasn't best pleased you wanked him? "

winked him omg

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome.

It was a response to a wink, not an initial message AND you rather seem to have assumed it involved a woman you winked a guy well no harm in that but the guy wasn't best pleased you wanked him? winked him omg "

Best typo of the day!!!

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By *rsMistyPeaksWoman
25 weeks ago

Essex


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho

As I’ve already explained above, many women receive dozens of “how are you’s” daily. It gets tiresome.

It was a response to a wink, not an initial message AND you rather seem to have assumed it involved a woman you winked a guy well no harm in that but the guy wasn't best pleased you wanked him? winked him omg

Best typo of the day!!! "

I haven’t got going yet

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By *ris GrayMan
25 weeks ago

Dorchester


"

Exasperation yes, I agree but the disdainful tone…power trip. Someone has spent too long being told they’re the best and hasn’t been able to rein in the ego.

You’ve a good point but lamenting the time it takes to reply to dull messages then taking the time to send a spiteful, pointless reply of your own is pretty hypocritical as well isn’t it?

It’s easy being unpleasant and sarcastic and just as dull and off putting. It’s worse than low effort; this is effort that has been spent to demean someone in advance.

Do better. Nobody is worth more or less than you.

Again, I don't think that response was particularly nasty, demeaning etc - but that's the perils of text only communication isn't it, it's very open to interpretation in terms of tone. Our contexts, and experiences both in life and on here, influence how we each interpret that message.

Also - I never send outright mean messages, and nor would I bother sending a reply like the one we are discussing, but I do respond to messages with an attempt to engage and try to educate *sometimes* (especially if someone is being particularly misogynistic, racist, or doesn't seem to know what consent is) - and most of the times that's perceived as me being impolite. Can't really win. "

Exactly this my tone should always be read in a happy jokey way those that don't read it that way don't get me.

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
25 weeks ago

South West London

Most women for some reason dont like "Hi how are you" questions because they feel its not enough effort. You just have to be a lil creative with your intro

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By *host63Man
25 weeks ago

Bedfont Feltham

You forget that on here women want originality, wit devastatingly handsome tall six packed men with a great income.

If you ain't twins you are basically done for.

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds


"

Again, I don't think that response was particularly nasty, demeaning etc - but that's the perils of text only communication isn't it, it's very open to interpretation in terms of tone.

"

I hope you didn’t think my entire reply was aimed solely at you, apologies that wasnt my intention.

Of course, you're right about the tone being lost a lot via text but let’s be real here for a moment…do you think that reply was a segue towards educating this individual? As if the anticipated outcome would be “No, I actually didn’t!” and then a scene from Good Will Hunting where OP learns about being true to himself and learning to overcome trauma.

Exaggerating for comic effect, yes perhaps both OP and I are projecting but on balance the sender was likely just being a bellend.

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By *onderWomanWlvWoman
25 weeks ago

Wolverhampton


"

Again, I don't think that response was particularly nasty, demeaning etc - but that's the perils of text only communication isn't it, it's very open to interpretation in terms of tone.

I hope you didn’t think my entire reply was aimed solely at you, apologies that wasnt my intention.

Of course, you're right about the tone being lost a lot via text but let’s be real here for a moment…do you think that reply was a segue towards educating this individual? As if the anticipated outcome would be “No, I actually didn’t!” and then a scene from Good Will Hunting where OP learns about being true to himself and learning to overcome trauma.

Exaggerating for comic effect, yes perhaps both OP and I are projecting but on balance the sender was likely just being a bellend. "

Ha, no i don't think the sender was attempting to educate ,I was saying that that's what I personally (very occasionally) do.

Turns out sender was a bloke anyway

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By *oastalNomadMan
25 weeks ago

España

so what would you suggest as an opener, especially for those profiles that don't really specify much?

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By *rsMistyPeaksWoman
25 weeks ago

Essex


"You forget that on here women want originality, wit devastatingly handsome tall six packed men with a great income.

If you ain't twins you are basically done for.

"

This is so untrue!!!

I’m not remotely bothered by six packs

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds


"

Turns out sender was a bloke anyway "

Oh bless your sweet, naive heart….most men online are women pretending to be men so they can masturbate more effectively.

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By *rsKOTCTWoman
25 weeks ago

Leeds

It just gets tedious.....

I'm fine, I'm always fine.

My days good it's always good.

No I have no weekend plans.

There's only so many times I can type that.

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By *rHotNottsMan
25 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Asking someone how they are is a perfectly pleasant greeting/opener imo. Not a rediculous question at all. As long as its then followed up by something interesting/appealing.

It's almost like it's something you'd use irl but hey, ho"

If a total stranger came up to me irl and asked how are you I would assume they were a salesperson or a weirdo. If a friend asked me ‘how are you’ , I’d reconsider our friendship.

Save it for the person on reception in your office if you can think of nothing else more interesting to say each morning.

It’s an awful line and anyone sending it deserves to be blocked

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds


"so what would you suggest as an opener, especially for those profiles that don't really specify much?"

“Accidentally” continue a conversation you were having with someone else:

“Yeh true, plus I had to call it quits in the end; you can only explain a lacerated prostate to your GP so many times before it gets embarassing”

Then say “whoops, sorry that wasn’t meant for you” and proceed.

N.b. I have never done this and accept no responsibility for the outcome if you do.

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up"

Don’t give up.

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By *endalshaggersCouple
25 weeks ago

Kendal

There's so many message threads we've had with others that are literally as you describe - niceties - and they don't go anywhere beyond that.

If by the third message there isn't any hint of "we're looking for this/would you be interested in..." and the gist of a meet being mentioned or very loosely arranged to a degree then it feels like a waste of time.

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds


"

If a total stranger came up to me irl and asked how are you I would assume they were a salesperson or a weirdo. If a friend asked me ‘how are you’ , I’d reconsider our friendship.

Save it for the person on reception in your office if you can think of nothing else more interesting to say each morning.

It’s an awful line and anyone sending it deserves to be blocked "

I agree; all instances of typical customs from strangers make me so angry I’m immediately sick. Similarly, if any of my friends greet me with anything but unique insight and charm then I slap them clean across the face.

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up

Don’t give up. "

Don't get me wrong I've had some great interactions on here, with positive and negative outcomes and I find the bulk of people on here to be friendly, but the dickheads really are Olympic level at times.

Just having a little Friday vent, people seem to spend so much time online they forget how to interact on a human level, considering what we are here for involves some serious personal interactions, we'd all try to be a bit better

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By *ex HolesMan
25 weeks ago

Up North


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds "

Send dick pic then block. That’ll show her.

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By *r TriomanMan
25 weeks ago

Chippenham Malmesbury area

It's just occurred to me that Joey from Friends had great success with the very minimal initial greeting of:

"How you doin?"

If it's good enough for Joey, it's good enough for me.

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Send dick pic then block. That’ll show her. "

Fuckin dead you legend

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By *host63Man
25 weeks ago

Bedfont Feltham


"You forget that on here women want originality, wit devastatingly handsome tall six packed men with a great income.

If you ain't twins you are basically done for.

This is so untrue!!!

I’m not remotely bothered by six packs "

Children out tongue in cheek but with son basis in reality

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds


"You forget that on here women want originality, wit devastatingly handsome tall six packed men with a great income.

If you ain't twins you are basically done for.

This is so untrue!!!

I’m not remotely bothered by six packs

Children out tongue in cheek but with son basis in reality"

Are you speaking in tongues?

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By *ittlebirdWoman
25 weeks ago

The Big Smoke


"You forget that on here women want originality, wit devastatingly handsome tall six packed men with a great income.

If you ain't twins you are basically done for.

"

Do they? Thanks for telling us

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By *allandathleticMan
25 weeks ago

Asgard


"You forget that on here women want originality, wit devastatingly handsome tall six packed men with a great income.

If you ain't twins you are basically done for.

"

I can assure you, everything you've listed doesn't work either...

That's why I'm only here for the political threads

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By *rcticFoxxxWoman
25 weeks ago

Hereabouts

I recently had a message saying "I want to crack an egg in your arse and fuck you so hard it scrambles", so that's not exactly typical. Memorable. And gross. And slightly worrying because how much friction does there need to be to create enough heat to cook an egg in my arsehole?!

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford

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By *r John WickMan
25 weeks ago

The Continental


"I recently had a message saying "I want to crack an egg in your arse and fuck you so hard it scrambles", so that's not exactly typical. Memorable. And gross. And slightly worrying because how much friction does there need to be to create enough heat to cook an egg in my arsehole?! "

I’ll give credit for originality at least

But that’s some serious arse pounding to cook eggs.

When you meeting him

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago

Ok everyone, we need a generic, surefire message opening to be able to get the laydeeez on Fabs to open their legs to us.

There must be a killer generic statement out there that works. Wimminz, spill the beans plz.

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By *rcticFoxxxWoman
25 weeks ago

Hereabouts


"Ok everyone, we need a generic, surefire message opening to be able to get the laydeeez on Fabs to open their legs to us.

There must be a killer generic statement out there that works. Wimminz, spill the beans plz. "

"Hi im dom im a 47 yr old professional and workin in ur area. Ur sexy. Id love to met you tonite and fuck ur ass let me no if ur interested"

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By *wiss Army KnifeMan
25 weeks ago

Second star to the right…


"Receive Wink

Send message - hi, how are you?

Receive reply- do you know how ridiculous that question sounds

Some days I just give up"

Oh dear you have much to learn.

Imagine how the most entitled Unicorn would send a message and be the male version.

You inbox will be filled with replies!!

You’re welcome

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By *ittlebirdWoman
25 weeks ago

The Big Smoke


"Ok everyone, we need a generic, surefire message opening to be able to get the laydeeez on Fabs to open their legs to us.

There must be a killer generic statement out there that works. Wimminz, spill the beans plz.

"Hi im dom im a 47 yr old professional and workin in ur area. Ur sexy. Id love to met you tonite and fuck ur ass let me no if ur interested""

Guaranteed

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By *tew008Man
25 weeks ago

edinburgh


"Some people are here years without interacting "

got a straight decade going strong

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By *2000ManMan
25 weeks ago

Worthing

Receive single word (hi or hello usually) or emoji (smile or wave usually)

Reply with information about myself and ask questions relating to senders profile.

Either no reply or single sentence in response.

Not just fab though!

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By *ellinever70Woman
25 weeks ago

Ayrshire

You dodged a bullet

Imagine how much hard work they'd be in person

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"You dodged a bullet

Imagine how much hard work they'd be in person "

I've tried, but my brain throttled itself

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago

You wouldn't believe the amount of offensive one-liners I get... and I'm not that particularly attractive, popular or even remotely connected.

Those messages usually come in the wee hours after someone has had a few drinksies or something and they look at my pics but ignore my very comprehensive profile.

I get tired of repeating myself so yeah... unless you're Michael Fassbender or Tom Hiddleston or you have the wit and wonder of Stephen Fry, I'm either going to ignore.... or go ballistic.

I'm Spanish. I don't deal in stupid metaphors. I say exactly what I mean and when I get a mean ass comment and I'm in a bad mood I'll vent right back.

I very rarely block because sometimes it's entertaining to see them backtrack or reply with something even ruder.

But I grew up in at atmosphere where if you didn't argue at dinner you weren't working hard enough. And I'm smarter than half the iPhone toting baboons because I've been on the net since 1987.

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds

Christ, lots to unpack there.

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
25 weeks ago

Dartford


"You wouldn't believe the amount of offensive one-liners I get... and I'm not that particularly attractive, popular or even remotely connected.

Those messages usually come in the wee hours after someone has had a few drinksies or something and they look at my pics but ignore my very comprehensive profile.

I get tired of repeating myself so yeah... unless you're Michael Fassbender or Tom Hiddleston or you have the wit and wonder of Stephen Fry, I'm either going to ignore.... or go ballistic.

I'm Spanish. I don't deal in stupid metaphors. I say exactly what I mean and when I get a mean ass comment and I'm in a bad mood I'll vent right back.

I very rarely block because sometimes it's entertaining to see them backtrack or reply with something even ruder.

But I grew up in at atmosphere where if you didn't argue at dinner you weren't working hard enough. And I'm smarter than half the iPhone toting baboons because I've been on the net since 1987.

"

I think you need to touch grass and stop taking yourself so seriously

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By *ayPrimeMan
25 weeks ago

Leeds

…yet more to unpack

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By *ed VoluptaWoman
25 weeks ago

Wirral.


"You wouldn't believe the amount of offensive one-liners I get... and I'm not that particularly attractive, popular or even remotely connected.

Those messages usually come in the wee hours after someone has had a few drinksies or something and they look at my pics but ignore my very comprehensive profile.

I get tired of repeating myself so yeah... unless you're Michael Fassbender or Tom Hiddleston or you have the wit and wonder of Stephen Fry, I'm either going to ignore.... or go ballistic.

I'm Spanish. I don't deal in stupid metaphors. I say exactly what I mean and when I get a mean ass comment and I'm in a bad mood I'll vent right back.

I very rarely block because sometimes it's entertaining to see them backtrack or reply with something even ruder.

But I grew up in at atmosphere where if you didn't argue at dinner you weren't working hard enough. And I'm smarter than half the iPhone toting baboons because I've been on the net since 1987.

I think you need to touch grass and stop taking yourself so seriously "

Pot. Kettle. Black.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
25 weeks ago

Stockport

Me receives: wink.

Me replies: extensive message thanking sender for wink, complimenting on their photos, expressing that I hope they are well and enjoying their interactions with others on fab.

Me receives (at 3 am): Hi.

Me replies: extensive message expressing sympathy that they also apparently have insomnia, mentioning something relevant to their profile, hoping they might manage to get some sleep, suggesting that it might be nice to keep in touch and at some point maybe chat face to face.

Me receives either: tumble...

Or: come give me bj now! (they're 150 miles away)

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By *rBobbMan
25 weeks ago

Birmingham

I'm going for a nap

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"You wouldn't believe the amount of offensive one-liners I get... and I'm not that particularly attractive, popular or even remotely connected.

Those messages usually come in the wee hours after someone has had a few drinksies or something and they look at my pics but ignore my very comprehensive profile.

I get tired of repeating myself so yeah... unless you're Michael Fassbender or Tom Hiddleston or you have the wit and wonder of Stephen Fry, I'm either going to ignore.... or go ballistic.

I'm Spanish. I don't deal in stupid metaphors. I say exactly what I mean and when I get a mean ass comment and I'm in a bad mood I'll vent right back.

I very rarely block because sometimes it's entertaining to see them backtrack or reply with something even ruder.

But I grew up in at atmosphere where if you didn't argue at dinner you weren't working hard enough. And I'm smarter than half the iPhone toting baboons because I've been on the net since 1987.

I think you need to touch grass and stop taking yourself so seriously "

Well firstly, in fairness, I wanted to personally apologise to you because I assumed the person you were complaining about was a woman.

This is naturally a high-risk environment for us. So my mistake.

As for your comment about taking myself seriously, I think that's a matter or objective.

I'm a huge Nirvana fan and I've worked in the indie music scene since the late 80s.

But I'm not "easy-going" or "mellow" because some users have misinterpreted those qualifiers as "slut with no standards" and as a straight-ish woman I've been on the receiving end over the past 8 years on this site to some pretty horrible and even dangerous experiences.

I take my mind, my mental and physical health and safety seriously and I have noticed a direct downturn in the quality of social media dating interactions - not just on here but other sites and apps since 2015.

And I still think your profile needs work. Sorry. It's the journalist/PR person in me but your life, your decisions.

As is the same with mine. Better safe than sorry.

Best of luck

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
25 weeks ago

Central

Change your average

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By (user no longer on site)
25 weeks ago


"Me receives: wink.

Me replies: extensive message thanking sender for wink, complimenting on their photos, expressing that I hope they are well and enjoying their interactions with others on fab.

Me receives (at 3 am): Hi.

Me replies: extensive message expressing sympathy that they also apparently have insomnia, mentioning something relevant to their profile, hoping they might manage to get some sleep, suggesting that it might be nice to keep in touch and at some point maybe chat face to face.

Me receives either: tumble...

Or: come give me bj now! (they're 150 miles away)"

So very this

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By *elboy1978Man
25 weeks ago

Fellgate

I don’t get any winks and on the odd occasion I do get a reply it’s to say they are not interested in me

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By *luehairedcumslutCouple
25 weeks ago

St Neots


"I don’t get any winks and on the odd occasion I do get a reply it’s to say they are not interested in me "

You look like youre really flexible. Kudos

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By *unguy182Man
25 weeks ago

perth wa


"I don’t get any winks and on the odd occasion I do get a reply it’s to say they are not interested in me

You look like youre really flexible. Kudos "

I got a cramp just seeing that.. bravo

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By *artfordBloke OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Dartford


"You wouldn't believe the amount of offensive one-liners I get... and I'm not that particularly attractive, popular or even remotely connected.

Those messages usually come in the wee hours after someone has had a few drinksies or something and they look at my pics but ignore my very comprehensive profile.

I get tired of repeating myself so yeah... unless you're Michael Fassbender or Tom Hiddleston or you have the wit and wonder of Stephen Fry, I'm either going to ignore.... or go ballistic.

I'm Spanish. I don't deal in stupid metaphors. I say exactly what I mean and when I get a mean ass comment and I'm in a bad mood I'll vent right back.

I very rarely block because sometimes it's entertaining to see them backtrack or reply with something even ruder.

But I grew up in at atmosphere where if you didn't argue at dinner you weren't working hard enough. And I'm smarter than half the iPhone toting baboons because I've been on the net since 1987.

I think you need to touch grass and stop taking yourself so seriously

Well firstly, in fairness, I wanted to personally apologise to you because I assumed the person you were complaining about was a woman.

This is naturally a high-risk environment for us. So my mistake.

As for your comment about taking myself seriously, I think that's a matter or objective.

I'm a huge Nirvana fan and I've worked in the indie music scene since the late 80s.

But I'm not "easy-going" or "mellow" because some users have misinterpreted those qualifiers as "slut with no standards" and as a straight-ish woman I've been on the receiving end over the past 8 years on this site to some pretty horrible and even dangerous experiences.

I take my mind, my mental and physical health and safety seriously and I have noticed a direct downturn in the quality of social media dating interactions - not just on here but other sites and apps since 2015.

And I still think your profile needs work. Sorry. It's the journalist/PR person in me but your life, your decisions.

As is the same with mine. Better safe than sorry.

Best of luck"

Fair comments,have a great day

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