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By *seYou267 OP   Man
2 weeks ago

Coventry

Heya all, I’m not sure if this is just me but I always feel on the forums like everyone sort of knows each other and I feel like the odd one out? Are you guys familiar from clubs etc or is there a better way to get to know the forums regulars? hi by the way!

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
2 weeks ago

North West

Welcome! Yes, it definitely does have regulars. A lot of people have got to know each other through posting here and also from group socials.

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By *seYou267 OP   Man
2 weeks ago

Coventry


"Welcome! Yes, it definitely does have regulars. A lot of people have got to know each other through posting here and also from group socials. "
ah I see, I always get that kind of vibe! I’m not on her daily but I try to post now and again! It’s nice to get to know you all to Be honest! Do forum meet up groups happen often?

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By *elix SightedMan
2 weeks ago

Cloud 8

Hey OP and welcome to the forums. I was in exactly the same position as you a few years ago, but you just get involved and folk will gradually get to know and understand you. And, as Julie says, get to organised socials because many of us do. They’re good fun and nice to meet people in their filthy flesh.

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By *eroLondonMan
2 weeks ago

Mayfair

Hello and welcome OP. 🌈

Longevity and being prolific on here creates familiarity, kinship and friendships. Quite often these are reinforced by meeting at fab organised socials and soirées where people get to know one another better.

We were all new once and felt left out because we didn't know anyone and didn't fully grasp the carmarderie, the 'in jokes' or the backstory of whatever people were talking about. 🩶

Stay awhile. Don't be a stranger. 🙂

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By *osey WalesMan
2 weeks ago

La La Land

Dont evoke the wrath of the clique.

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By *osey WalesMan
2 weeks ago

La La Land

What Nero said 👆

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
2 weeks ago

Manchester(ish).

Welcome OP (original poster, that's you!).

Everyone here was new once.

Not everyone knows everyone.

But stick around and you'll see the circles of friends in play.

Have fun.

S_S.

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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Hi OP, just get stuck into the threads....you'll soon get to recognise people

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By *ellhungvweMan
2 weeks ago

Cheltenham

The regulars change fairly regularly so you will be an oldie pretty soon.

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By *ai Hard 2 - Dai HarderMan
2 weeks ago

Manchester / Cardiff

I haven't been back long enough to 'welcome' you OP, but everything above stands true ...just jump in and swim!

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By *seYou267 OP   Man
2 weeks ago

Coventry

Wow I wasn’t expecting such a warm welcome thank you everyone that commented that makes allot of sense! I’ll just keep at it on the forums and I hope to see you all chatting about lots of filthy fab topics soon if there’s a midlands forums meet up drop me a invite

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By *ongAndThick123Man
2 weeks ago

Leeds

Yup does have regulars. Like most situations in life, it’s prob best to not become too involved. Someone recently mentioned that there’s a chat group of regulars who share photos of people they’re talking to, discuss the messages they send, gossip about each other etc.

Seems like a nightmare

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By *elix SightedMan
2 weeks ago

Cloud 8


"Wow I wasn’t expecting such a warm welcome thank you everyone that commented that makes allot of sense! I’ll just keep at it on the forums and I hope to see you all chatting about lots of filthy fab topics soon if there’s a midlands forums meet up drop me a invite "

Have a look at the ‘Meets, requests and parties’ forum and you can see/search for socials nearby.

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By *oxy-RedWoman
2 weeks ago

pink panther territory

Well op I find the forums very welcoming especially the lounge,there are regulars who you get to know sometimes via the forums or on a more chat on a 1 to 1 basis,I used to be a lurker but I join in more now

Oh and welcome 😊

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By *enk15Man
2 weeks ago

Evesham

Don’t worry, OP, I don’t know any of these guys but post my shit regularly. We’ll be odd ones out together

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By *uscious_Lady1Woman
2 weeks ago

Norwich

I use to post a lot more than I do now but I only reply to the odd post these days and then disappear again, I remain unnoticed

I think it’s a friendly place, in the lounge anyway

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By *a LunaWoman
2 weeks ago

South Wales

I’m a forum regular in that I’ve been on site using the forums since 2016.

I only know one other forum poster because we met. Other than that, I don’t know anyone and tend to keep myself to myself.

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By *ogandher1962Couple
2 weeks ago

Reading


"Wow I wasn’t expecting such a warm welcome thank you everyone that commented that makes allot of sense! I’ll just keep at it on the forums and I hope to see you all chatting about lots of filthy fab topics soon if there’s a midlands forums meet up drop me a invite "

You’ve been posting on the forums for over 6 months?

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By *elix SightedMan
2 weeks ago

Cloud 8


"Don’t worry, OP, I don’t know any of these guys but post my shit regularly. We’ll be odd ones out together "

I’ve had to tape up my letterbox.

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By *ark742024Man
2 weeks ago

Cheshire

Yeah it’s very cliquey OP - hence messages tend to get ignored and there’s a lot of in jokes. Nothing you can do about it sadly.

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By *aitonelMan
2 weeks ago

Away for Christmas


"Yeah it’s very cliquey OP - hence messages tend to get ignored and there’s a lot of in jokes. Nothing you can do about it sadly. "

There are far more in jokes and actual long lived connections/friendships than actual cliques. Very few actually exclude others, but like minded individuals regulars or not will always band together to challenge those that quite clearly and often try to intentionally cause controversy and air poor taste views.

I've had people tell me I'm part of the clique in the past. Yet I often, despite having been around for years, can get ignored in posts and threads just as much as any newcomer.

It's just highly personality based and takes time for people to be noticed and associated as a recognisable personality and individual. You need to put effort in to be noticed.

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By *ark742024Man
2 weeks ago

Cheshire


"Yeah it’s very cliquey OP - hence messages tend to get ignored and there’s a lot of in jokes. Nothing you can do about it sadly.

There are far more in jokes and actual long lived connections/friendships than actual cliques. Very few actually exclude others, but like minded individuals regulars or not will always band together to challenge those that quite clearly and often try to intentionally cause controversy and air poor taste views.

I've had people tell me I'm part of the clique in the past. Yet I often, despite having been around for years, can get ignored in posts and threads just as much as any newcomer.

It's just highly personality based and takes time for people to be noticed and associated as a recognisable personality and individual. You need to put effort in to be noticed. "

I just post what I post

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By *oxy-RedWoman
2 weeks ago

pink panther territory


"Yeah it’s very cliquey OP - hence messages tend to get ignored and there’s a lot of in jokes. Nothing you can do about it sadly.

There are far more in jokes and actual long lived connections/friendships than actual cliques. Very few actually exclude others, but like minded individuals regulars or not will always band together to challenge those that quite clearly and often try to intentionally cause controversy and air poor taste views.

I've had people tell me I'm part of the clique in the past. Yet I often, despite having been around for years, can get ignored in posts and threads just as much as any newcomer.

It's just highly personality based and takes time for people to be noticed and associated as a recognisable personality and individual. You need to put effort in to be noticed. "

That's exactly it

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By *enk15Man
2 weeks ago

Evesham


"Don’t worry, OP, I don’t know any of these guys but post my shit regularly. We’ll be odd ones out together

I’ve had to tape up my letterbox."

I sent those parcels with love 🙄

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By *afkaMan
2 weeks ago

Nottingham (ish)


"Dont evoke the wrath of the clique."

SSSsssshhhhh!

Whatever you do don't mention the Clique

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By *tr8MrEMan
2 weeks ago

Shireoaks, Worksop

I'm regular, it's all the fibre provided by All Bran 🤣🤣

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By *hav02Man
2 weeks ago

Glasgow/London

After your 100th forum topic you get invited to the hidden forum where monthly meetup tours are organised that are essentially fantasy-come-true for everything you see and discuss with other forumites

Why do you think those "i fancy you" forums are so popular!?

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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OP you'll find the organised group socials in the 'Meet Requests and Parties' forum

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By *enelope2UWoman
2 weeks ago

Fife

Definitely regulars lol Hiyah.. I like forums because people actually interact by typing sentences and prove they can read headlines or other responses and form words. Truly rare phenomenon..

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By *tr8MrEMan
2 weeks ago

Shireoaks, Worksop


"Definitely regulars lol Hiyah.. I like forums because people actually interact by typing sentences and prove they can read headlines or other responses and form words. Truly rare phenomenon.."

Which always beats "fancy a fuck" in DM

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By *oodmessMan
2 weeks ago

yumsville

People meet at organised social events so do have an idea who each other are rather than a reply on a forum. Peeps are also friendly/supportive of others they've chatted online for a bit, whether it's genuine or misplaced is anyone's guess, but unless your chatting about bin sex or a finger up the bum when someone's asleep, chat about whatever you like - even then you'll probably still get a forum pass

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By *ealmeat24Man
2 weeks ago

Yeovil

I just drop my thought on any topic and move on. I don’t think I care about any clique or anything like that!!!

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By *sWyldWoman
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Welcome to the madhouse.

Some of us have been around a long time, maybe even too long.

Don't worry about not knowing people, just jump in and say hi. In general most are friendly.

There are sometimes lounge get togethers which will be posted about in the meets and events section.

Sometimes though you just might get chatting and click with people enough to even have sex!

Enjoy!

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By *oodmessMan
2 weeks ago

yumsville

I can't believe it, 10 mins have past... OP, at this point someone usually chimes in to say they are gonna be in Edinburgh in a few weeks.

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By *B69Woman
2 weeks ago

Wiltshire

Join in the threads OP, eventually people will become familiar and you will get chatting, I’ve never attended an organised social with other forum users but still have people on here I would call friends.

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By *wlondonguyMan
2 weeks ago

London

I know exactly what you mean. It’s not a dig or a criticism of other users, but as a newbie who’s new to fab and to the scene it can sometimes feel a bit intimidating to get involved!

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By *ags73Man
2 weeks ago

glasgow-ish


"I know exactly what you mean. It’s not a dig or a criticism of other users, but as a newbie who’s new to fab and to the scene it can sometimes feel a bit intimidating to get involved!"

Just post when a topic interests you. Not everything will.

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By *wlondonguyMan
2 weeks ago

London

Fair point 😎I guess as long as you are not being creepy and rude then you start to realise that most people are welcoming and accepting and not scary 😂😂

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By *ark742024Man
2 weeks ago

Cheshire


"Fair point 😎I guess as long as you are not being creepy and rude then you start to realise that most people are welcoming and accepting and not scary 😂😂"

Except that isn’t true is it?

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By *atinaChica54Woman
2 weeks ago

Marlborough

I'm fairly new to the forums & thoroughly enjoy the camaraderie, banter, humour & how others bounce off each other here.

I chip in now & then when I have something to say on any given topic.

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
2 weeks ago

Leeds

We've met a few forum folk through the organized socials I can't say we actually "know them" but we have met.

Mrs

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By *allySlinkyWoman
2 weeks ago

Leeds


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But stick around and you'll see the circles of friends in play.

"

The Forum Clique (and cake?)

I have been a frequent poster for 10 years but still feel like an outsider.

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By *antasdeerideMan
2 weeks ago

winfrith


"Heya all, I’m not sure if this is just me but I always feel on the forums like everyone sort of knows each other and I feel like the odd one out? Are you guys familiar from clubs etc or is there a better way to get to know the forums regulars? Hi by the way! "
Hi hope you are getting klunge and just take part as though you are a regular you may get ignored initially and this may continue until you've been here years but eventually when you're old and grey and over 50 you'll realise it doesn't matter .

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By (user no longer on site)
2 weeks ago

I think I've met one person on the forums. And talk to 3 away from fab, the rest I couldn't give a fuck about.

Just post what you want op and just be you!!

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By *antasdeerideMan
2 weeks ago

winfrith


"

But stick around and you'll see the circles of friends in play.

The Forum Clique (and cake?)

I have been a frequent poster for 10 years but still feel like an outsider. "

You're an insider to me .

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By *iker JackMan
2 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Some people have been on and off here for years.

Some have met for the sex and some just socially.

Be true to yourself and chip in as and where you want and you’ll soon see people responding to you

That said I can count my true friends on one hand and none are on here.

It’s not about being popular (maybe it is for some) but it’s about being who you are

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By *he turned me GreyCouple
2 weeks ago

Warwick and Coventry

Op, post what ya want, you'll connect woth those your meant to, the rest mehhh fuk em as they say....get ready for the naughty step also....🤣🤣

Mr

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
2 weeks ago

Bristol

I’ll agree with the general consensus most have already stated! Yeah of course there are regulars and people who know each other! I’ll be candid, Christ I was terrified and slightly intimidated posting on the forums initially, but just be yourself and post what you want! You can’t and won’t interact with or get along with everyone, so don’t try! It’s a very warm and welcoming community here if you give it time!

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By *allySlinkyWoman
2 weeks ago

Leeds

Everyone is always welcome to join in the Games Forum. The Politics Forum gets very heated.

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
2 weeks ago

Bristol


"Everyone is always welcome to join in the Games Forum. The Politics Forum gets very heated. "

I tactically avoid that one

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By *aitonelMan
2 weeks ago

Away for Christmas


"I think I've met one person on the forums. And talk to 3 away from fab, the rest I couldn't give a fuck about.

Just post what you want op and just be you!! "

Those poor unfortunate souls!

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By *ealitybitesMan
2 weeks ago

Belfast

The majority on the forums are regular.

Some are a bad dose of diarrhea.

Like others I've been accused of being part of the clique which is hilarious because I can count on one hand the number of forumites I've actually met and I only chat to one person who contributes to the forums.

If anything, because a lot of what I say on here tends to go against the grain and I've seen evidence that my name gets mentioned now and again in chat groups as a result of that, it's more than likely I'm on a clique hitlist.

It's all about perception and some people confuse productivity with popularity.

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By *vaRose43Woman
2 weeks ago

Forest of Dean

Morning OP

Just jump on in and join in wherever you feel like it. It’s what I did and you’ll soon feel like part of the furniture

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By *ir tootMan
2 weeks ago

Burton-on-Trent


"Morning OP

Just jump on in and join in wherever you feel like it. It’s what I did and you’ll soon feel like part of the furniture "

Same here, wait wait wait a minute...

If I'm a regular now wtf type of furniture am I??? 🤔

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
2 weeks ago

Bristol


"Morning OP

Just jump on in and join in wherever you feel like it. It’s what I did and you’ll soon feel like part of the furniture

Same here, wait wait wait a minute...

If I'm a regular now wtf type of furniture am I??? 🤔 "

A tatty old leather armchair 🤣

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By *ir tootMan
2 weeks ago

Burton-on-Trent

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By *ir tootMan
2 weeks ago

Burton-on-Trent


"Morning OP

Just jump on in and join in wherever you feel like it. It’s what I did and you’ll soon feel like part of the furniture

Same here, wait wait wait a minute...

If I'm a regular now wtf type of furniture am I??? 🤔

A tatty old leather armchair 🤣"

I'm sorry why is the 10 year old mattress talking?

(I tried ok I'm no good with comebacks)

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
2 weeks ago

Bristol


"Morning OP

Just jump on in and join in wherever you feel like it. It’s what I did and you’ll soon feel like part of the furniture

Same here, wait wait wait a minute...

If I'm a regular now wtf type of furniture am I??? 🤔

A tatty old leather armchair 🤣

I'm sorry why is the 10 year old mattress talking?

(I tried ok I'm no good with comebacks)

"

Ooooft! Harsh! Though I suppose you’re right, I am like a mattress! Everyone’s had a go on it hahaha 😎

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By *_Mr.K_xMan
2 weeks ago

North Worcestershire

Welcome OP!

Yes there definitely are regulars. People get to know each other through here often and at meets, events and socials. I have been here for a few years on and off so I still only consider myself a 'semi- regular'

But it's good to hear from you and asking the question 😎😊

Merry Crimbo btw

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
2 weeks ago

North West


"Yeah it’s very cliquey OP - hence messages tend to get ignored and there’s a lot of in jokes. Nothing you can do about it sadly.

There are far more in jokes and actual long lived connections/friendships than actual cliques. Very few actually exclude others, but like minded individuals regulars or not will always band together to challenge those that quite clearly and often try to intentionally cause controversy and air poor taste views.

I've had people tell me I'm part of the clique in the past. Yet I often, despite having been around for years, can get ignored in posts and threads just as much as any newcomer.

It's just highly personality based and takes time for people to be noticed and associated as a recognisable personality and individual. You need to put effort in to be noticed. "

This is absolutely spot on. And I think there are some things that I think help if you want to join in the lounge and get noticed as a man (because it's definitely easier as a woman). These are just my opinion so take or leave.

A name that isn't gross or bland.

A photo that is good and reasonably distinctive. Have a few others but keep it as your main photo until people get to recognise you.

Be yourself (unless yourself is a miserable, desperate complainer - you'll be remembered for the wrong reasons)

Observe - see the hot button topics and how it's actually quite rare for a thread to have conversation. It's a lot of people just sharing their own thoughts.

In terms of the 'clique', I'm in a couple of Alumni groups and they are nice places to be. Talking about fabbers who are not in the group is not allowed. I've never seen face photos shared without knowledge. Maybe it does go on but it's not something I would ever want to be a part of.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
2 weeks ago

Leeds

What are Alumni groups please ?

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By *exxyyDy11Man
2 weeks ago

Darwen


"What are Alumni groups please ?"

Better ask Sydney University

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By *allySlinkyWoman
2 weeks ago

Leeds


"What are Alumni groups please ?

Better ask Sydney University "

of course !

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By *rdere OpusCouple
2 weeks ago

Brum - ish


"What are Alumni groups please ?"

Events sometimes go an ongoing chat group for people who’ve attended so they can keep in touch once the event chat closes 🙂

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By *exxyyDy11Man
2 weeks ago

Darwen


"Everyone is always welcome to join in the Games Forum. The Politics Forum gets very heated. "

Hence why I avoid the Politics Forum. It can get very heated and personal all because you might have differing opinions.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

2 weeks ago

East Sussex

Hello and welcome op.

I'm a forum regular for obvious reasons but also because I've been here and contributing for years. I think I've only met one person from the forum face to face and that was years ago, I only chat privately with maybe three people and I'm often passed over in threads. It's the way these things work.

People come and go, faces and personalities change much like any physical gathering place. There will be some who try to include everyone, others who only talk to people they're attracted to and hope to have sex with, some who just want to stir things up.

Stick around, you might like it

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
2 weeks ago

North West


"What are Alumni groups please ?"

After an organised social there's often a post event group usually on telegram or discord. If it's a host that runs regular events then the group has a mix of people from several different events.

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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OP think about the forum a bit like a pub where you are walking in for the first time...you make your way to the bar soak in the scene before you and then gradually join conversations..

In the Golden days the nocturnal thread was a fantastic place for newbies to settle in -i still remember the warm welcome I received all those years ago

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
2 weeks ago

Bristol


"OP think about the forum a bit like a pub where you are walking in for the first time...you make your way to the bar soak in the scene before you and then gradually join conversations..

In the Golden days the nocturnal thread was a fantastic place for newbies to settle in -i still remember the warm welcome I received all those years ago "

That’s a great analogy

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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I'd also say you get out, what you put in - so make an effort to interact, follow up, be a decent human being, remember everyone has something going on in their lives..and don't be a cunt

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By *rsMistyPeaksWoman
2 weeks ago

Essex


"OP think about the forum a bit like a pub where you are walking in for the first time...you make your way to the bar soak in the scene before you and then gradually join conversations..

In the Golden days the nocturnal thread was a fantastic place for newbies to settle in -i still remember the warm welcome I received all those years ago "

Ahhh. I remember the nocturnal too. Perhaps it should come back.

And bang on for your analogy. Xx

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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"OP think about the forum a bit like a pub where you are walking in for the first time...you make your way to the bar soak in the scene before you and then gradually join conversations..

In the Golden days the nocturnal thread was a fantastic place for newbies to settle in -i still remember the warm welcome I received all those years ago

Ahhh. I remember the nocturnal too. Perhaps it should come back.

And bang on for your analogy. Xx"

I think a regular weekly one might be manageable, shared across a few hosts...it's an incredible amount of work/effort to do it well. Jim+ Ash were amazingly generous people with their time and such beautiful and genuine people

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By *ags73Man
2 weeks ago

glasgow-ish


"I'd also say you get out, what you put in - so make an effort to interact, follow up, be a decent human being, remember everyone has something going on in their lives..and don't be a cunt "

This.

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
2 weeks ago

North West


"OP think about the forum a bit like a pub where you are walking in for the first time...you make your way to the bar soak in the scene before you and then gradually join conversations..

In the Golden days the nocturnal thread was a fantastic place for newbies to settle in -i still remember the warm welcome I received all those years ago

Ahhh. I remember the nocturnal too. Perhaps it should come back.

And bang on for your analogy. Xx

I think a regular weekly one might be manageable, shared across a few hosts...it's an incredible amount of work/effort to do it well. Jim+ Ash were amazingly generous people with their time and such beautiful and genuine people "

I was thinking the same. I fact part of me was already considering doing one this evening.

A weekly one is a great idea, especially if it was shared between a few hosts - once a month isn't a huge commitment.

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By *allGuy1000Man
2 weeks ago

Reading

Since I’ve discovered the forums a few months ago I have been a regular viewer and contributor to many threads. I’ve even started a few myself.

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By *ai Hard 2 - Dai HarderMan
2 weeks ago

Manchester / Cardiff


"I think a regular weekly one might be manageable, shared across a few hosts...it's an incredible amount of work/effort to do it well. Jim+ Ash were amazingly generous people with their time and such beautiful and genuine people

I was thinking the same. I fact part of me was already considering doing one this evening.

A weekly one is a great idea, especially if it was shared between a few hosts - once a month isn't a huge commitment. "

You two are talking yourself into a job so well here!

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
2 weeks ago

North West


"OP think about the forum a bit like a pub where you are walking in for the first time...you make your way to the bar soak in the scene before you and then gradually join conversations..

In the Golden days the nocturnal thread was a fantastic place for newbies to settle in -i still remember the warm welcome I received all those years ago

Ahhh. I remember the nocturnal too. Perhaps it should come back.

And bang on for your analogy. Xx

I think a regular weekly one might be manageable, shared across a few hosts...it's an incredible amount of work/effort to do it well. Jim+ Ash were amazingly generous people with their time and such beautiful and genuine people

I was thinking the same. I fact part of me was already considering doing one this evening.

A weekly one is a great idea, especially if it was shared between a few hosts - once a month isn't a huge commitment. "

I guest hosted for Jim a few times, but have steered clear of relaunching for *reasons*.

I'd be happy to pitch in every so often

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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"I think a regular weekly one might be manageable, shared across a few hosts...it's an incredible amount of work/effort to do it well. Jim+ Ash were amazingly generous people with their time and such beautiful and genuine people

I was thinking the same. I fact part of me was already considering doing one this evening.

A weekly one is a great idea, especially if it was shared between a few hosts - once a month isn't a huge commitment.

You two are talking yourself into a job so well here! "

Haha I'd love to do it, but time is sometimes a challenge..a weekly one I could commit to, especially if shared with Julie

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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"OP think about the forum a bit like a pub where you are walking in for the first time...you make your way to the bar soak in the scene before you and then gradually join conversations..

In the Golden days the nocturnal thread was a fantastic place for newbies to settle in -i still remember the warm welcome I received all those years ago

Ahhh. I remember the nocturnal too. Perhaps it should come back.

And bang on for your analogy. Xx

I think a regular weekly one might be manageable, shared across a few hosts...it's an incredible amount of work/effort to do it well. Jim+ Ash were amazingly generous people with their time and such beautiful and genuine people

I was thinking the same. I fact part of me was already considering doing one this evening.

A weekly one is a great idea, especially if it was shared between a few hosts - once a month isn't a huge commitment.

I guest hosted for Jim a few times, but have steered clear of relaunching for *reasons*.

I'd be happy to pitch in every so often "

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By *parkle1974Woman
2 weeks ago

Leeds

You'll get to know the regulars...they post the same topics weekly

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
2 weeks ago

North West


"I think a regular weekly one might be manageable, shared across a few hosts...it's an incredible amount of work/effort to do it well. Jim+ Ash were amazingly generous people with their time and such beautiful and genuine people

I was thinking the same. I fact part of me was already considering doing one this evening.

A weekly one is a great idea, especially if it was shared between a few hosts - once a month isn't a huge commitment.

You two are talking yourself into a job so well here!

Haha I'd love to do it, but time is sometimes a challenge..a weekly one I could commit to, especially if shared with Julie "

Oooft. *bites lip* 🥵🫦

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By *midnight-Woman
2 weeks ago

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"You'll get to know the regulars...they post the same topics weekly "

And get cross if someone 'steals' their thread 🤣🤣

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By *parkle1974Woman
2 weeks ago

Leeds


"You'll get to know the regulars...they post the same topics weekly

And get cross if someone 'steals' their thread 🤣🤣"

Fate worse than death that...ostracised forever for doing that

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By *eordieJeansCouple
2 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"You'll get to know the regulars...they post the same topics weekly "

Is cut or uncut still a thing?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
2 weeks ago

North West


"You'll get to know the regulars...they post the same topics weekly

Is cut or uncut still a thing?"

Anything, so long as it's devoid of Camembert

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By *ouchthisbeardMan
2 weeks ago

London/Nottm

I’ve just managed to get a bug fixed on my profile so i can finally post on the forums!

Took me since I’ve had this profile to get the fabs team to sort it out.

Now i see the regulars on here as I’m trying to interact regularly too. Everyone seems nice !

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By *eordieJeansCouple
2 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"You'll get to know the regulars...they post the same topics weekly

Is cut or uncut still a thing?

Anything, so long as it's devoid of Camembert "

But I love Camembert.

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