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By *ella_and_Fella OP   Couple
9 weeks ago

Somewhere

Anyone else feel suprisingly satisfied after blocking someone?

B x

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
9 weeks ago

Niche

No. That's silly to me.

Are we 12?

'Ha you can't be my friend!'

If you're on my block list it's because I DON'T care. Done, forgotten.

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By *avexxMan
9 weeks ago

cheshire

like the lady above said

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By *sStephenPickleMan
9 weeks ago

Ends

I don’t find blocking anyone satisfying. In fact I usually block people because they don’t seem like nice people so I’m usually feeling annoyed.

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By *andB130Couple
9 weeks ago

northampton

Tend to be more irritated as it's usually results from a random friends request from someone who hasn't read our profile.

KandB

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
9 weeks ago

Leeds

I find when someone rage blocks me slightly satisfying, some people are way to invested in fab.

Mrs

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By *ella_and_Fella OP   Couple
9 weeks ago

Somewhere

Think I've managed to be interpreted incorrectly. It's always interesting to read other people's opinions though. Thank you all for showing me that I wasn't clear with what I was trying to convey.

B x

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

95% time it's because someone has been abusive or repeatedly messaging me when I haven't replied

Sometimes it's people I've chatted to and decided not to meet so block to stop chat starting again.

Mostly once blocked don't think anything just move on

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By *heitaliandreamerMan
9 weeks ago

Northampton

I've noticed that many people seem quick to block others online, sometimes even after a simple question. It feels less about the actual interaction and more about a need to feel empowered or in control. In some cases, this might stem from struggles in their personal lives,perhaps they're facing rejection, being bullied at work, or dealing with toxic dynamics within their family. Blocking becomes a tool to reclaim a sense of authority or emotional safety that they lack elsewhere. Unfortunately, this reaction can come across as defensive or even unfair, especially when no harm was intended. It’s a reminder that people's online behavior often reflects much deeper, unseen battles.

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

I'm a lover, not a blocker. 😍

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By *ceKweenWoman
9 weeks ago

Bolton

I only block the ignorant

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
9 weeks ago

Carlisle usually


"

I've noticed that many people seem quick to block others online, sometimes even after a simple question. It feels less about the actual interaction and more about a need to feel empowered or in control. In some cases, this might stem from struggles in their personal lives,perhaps they're facing rejection, being bullied at work, or dealing with toxic dynamics within their family. Blocking becomes a tool to reclaim a sense of authority or emotional safety that they lack elsewhere. Unfortunately, this reaction can come across as defensive or even unfair, especially when no harm was intended. It’s a reminder that people's online behavior often reflects much deeper, unseen battles.

"

I don't think about it as empowerment or control. I simply don't want to hear from someone and the site provides that option 💜

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By *issilia AmoriWoman
9 weeks ago

St Albans/ North Welsh Borders

I don't block lightly but there is always reasons valid to me behind it

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By *ealitybitesMan
9 weeks ago

Belfast


"

I've noticed that many people seem quick to block others online, sometimes even after a simple question. It feels less about the actual interaction and more about a need to feel empowered or in control. In some cases, this might stem from struggles in their personal lives,perhaps they're facing rejection, being bullied at work, or dealing with toxic dynamics within their family. Blocking becomes a tool to reclaim a sense of authority or emotional safety that they lack elsewhere. Unfortunately, this reaction can come across as defensive or even unfair, especially when no harm was intended. It’s a reminder that people's online behavior often reflects much deeper, unseen battles.

"

Or it could have nothing to do with any of that and they just can't be arsed.

The last few profiles I've blocked have been because I've seen that they have blocked me so I just counter block and that's the end of it.

No feelings about it either way

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By *urvyLady4BlackMenWoman
9 weeks ago

Norwich

No not really.

I only block when men get abusive or send ridiculous messages or are being just offensive or horrific.

Plus the ones that will not leave you alone.

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By *moothstaffspeepsCouple
9 weeks ago

Stafford


"I don't block lightly but there is always reasons valid to me behind it "

we’ve been pestered by an allegedly bi guy recently who wanted to visit our house but wasn’t prepared to show a face photo. We’re not sure why anyone would think it’s ok to come into your home but not share a face pic. We were interested in him but after asking the same question twice and a refusal both times with a message saying you won’t regret it came the block.

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By *eroLondonMan
9 weeks ago

Mayfair

I rarely block and when I do it's usually for anything relating to racism, misogyny, misandry, bullying or belligerent toxicity.

All other reasons such as falling out with someone, aborted courtships, irreconcilable differences and general acrimony are left unhindered / 'unblocked', but that's not a common occurrence.

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By *haiababeWoman
9 weeks ago

North devon

Intend to block for the following reasons. Someone has been rude or other behaviour that is not acceptable. This has included a guy post meet as well. If i arrange to meet someone and they dont show or give a reasonable explanation. I am an understanding person so i will accept reasons like family emergencies at face value etc, as to be honest family would be my main reason for having to postpone a meet. Or for people who just dont get the idea.

Also if someone i have been talking to decided to block me for whatever reason, i also block them back so they cant unblock and contact me at a later date.

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By *ena AmourTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Chard

I block people for various reasons, the satisfaction I get from that is kind of the same as when I tidy or clean. Like an organisational thing and a release from a negative interaction situation (often my own). I have been known to unblock too but that's another story.

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago


"

I've noticed that many people seem quick to block others online, sometimes even after a simple question. It feels less about the actual interaction and more about a need to feel empowered or in control. In some cases, this might stem from struggles in their personal lives,perhaps they're facing rejection, being bullied at work, or dealing with toxic dynamics within their family. Blocking becomes a tool to reclaim a sense of authority or emotional safety that they lack elsewhere. Unfortunately, this reaction can come across as defensive or even unfair, especially when no harm was intended. It’s a reminder that people's online behavior often reflects much deeper, unseen battles.

"

That's all rubbish.

I block people I don't want to keep getting messages from, because often men can't take no for an answer.

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By *emma200Woman
9 weeks ago

Warwickshire

Always 🤭 Especially the ones that are really needy, the ones that want more and the awful copy and paste repeated messages ! X

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By *ichaelsmyMan
9 weeks ago

doiglas

Blocking someone is usually because they are abusive

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By *ansoffateMan
9 weeks ago

Sagittarius A

It's rare that I block someone and never satisfying. Relieving perhaps, depending on the context.

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By *lix CoxMan
9 weeks ago

CF39

I dont intentionally block. But I have been recentley as I tend to get alot of wasters. Who are not member verified and over a period of time still don't. In my opinion unverified by other members with no pics usually say it all. Now Im not saying all unverifieds are like that but I found the majority are.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
9 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"Think I've managed to be interpreted incorrectly. It's always interesting to read other people's opinions though. Thank you all for showing me that I wasn't clear with what I was trying to convey.

B x"

What were you trying to convey ?

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By *heitaliandreamerMan
9 weeks ago

Northampton

Ego ego ego ego

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By *one_maverickMan
9 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford

I wouldn't say it's been satisfying as I've blocked people for abusive and pushy reasons.

I'd say maybe you have a power/ego complex or some internalised narcissism?

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
9 weeks ago

Reading

No. I either do it immediately so it's done and I don't give it anther thought. Or i block sometime for their behaviour which can be painful.

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By *aggyballs98Man
9 weeks ago

Cheshire

I always use block

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By *olyGlamorousWoman
9 weeks ago

Altrincham


"Anyone else feel suprisingly satisfied after blocking someone?

B x"

Yes if they've been annoying or rude or disrespectful or deceitful which most of the messages I get

PS - love your user name!

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By *electableicecreamMan
9 weeks ago

The West

I usually block people because of their behavior in the forum so it's more of a statement then an action to stop them messaging me.

I do find that quite satisfying.

The idea that people do it to exercise control in their lives is hilarious. If they blocked you it's because they don't like you or they don't want to fuck you!

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By *viatrixWoman
9 weeks ago

Redhill

I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

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By *olyGlamorousWoman
9 weeks ago

Altrincham


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer. "

Yep! I agree 👍🏼

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By *indergirlWoman
9 weeks ago

somewhere, someplace

I block based on how they come across, bellend-block, won't take no for an answer-block you get the drift, no satisfaction just makes my time on here a more enjoyable time

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By *JB1954Man
9 weeks ago

Reading

I only block if a good reason. A no show. Breaking site rules. Report and block. As I male , yes been blocked after couple messages. I assume not the profile type.

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By *issilia AmoriWoman
9 weeks ago

St Albans/ North Welsh Borders


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer. "

Absolutely

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By *one_maverickMan
9 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer. "

This should be a feature in a future update. Mods take note

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

Wouldn't say it's satisfying, but blocked a woman yesterday after 3 separate no shows, after she had confirmed. I'm going with the 3 strikes and out rule

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By *eroLondonMan
9 weeks ago

Mayfair


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience would be so much nicer. "

In my case the forum would be totally desolate and eerie for me. And that's just from those who have blocked me.

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
9 weeks ago

Niche


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer. "

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats.

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By *one_maverickMan
9 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats."

Not necessarily. Facebook does a good job with this

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
9 weeks ago

Niche


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats.

Not necessarily. Facebook does a good job with this "

How so?

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

We only block when constant irritating status appear in updates list.

“Who wants my load”

“Big cock,loads of pre cum and big load” 🤪💋

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
9 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats."

Yes, agree with you there.

If some posts were invisible it would lead to a complete lack of context for subsequent posts that were replying too or elaborating on those posts, making a thread pretty near unreadable.

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
9 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

I don't get satisfaction at all and only block for a few reasons

1. Mass status updates from locals "put the bins out today" who flood my local feeds.

2. Incompatibility/just general disagreement with someone's attitude/outlook on life, generally on the forums. Happy I am also well blocked by others for this reason.

3. The evil cunt who is very toxic, very alive on the forums and dipping her poisonous toes into my business.

But as I said. No real satisfaction. No malice. (Maybe except for #3)

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By *one_maverickMan
9 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats.

Not necessarily. Facebook does a good job with this

How so?"

If you block someone or they block you. The replies from them don't show. Doesn't matter if someone replies to them, tags them or whatever else. It doesn't show

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By *sStephenPickleMan
9 weeks ago

Ends


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats.

Yes, agree with you there.

If some posts were invisible it would lead to a complete lack of context for subsequent posts that were replying too or elaborating on those posts, making a thread pretty near unreadable. "

the chat rooms do it I think

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By *viatrixWoman
9 weeks ago

Redhill


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats.

Yes, agree with you there.

If some posts were invisible it would lead to a complete lack of context for subsequent posts that were replying too or elaborating on those posts, making a thread pretty near unreadable. "

But threads initiated by blocked posters would be invisible altogether… so you’d never even see they’re there in the first place.

No big deal. It’d be nice, but we soldier on.

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By *one_maverickMan
9 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford

I also guess we could just self censor what we do and don't want to see or reply to

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By *eroLondonMan
9 weeks ago

Mayfair


"I also guess we could just self censor what we do and don't want to see or reply to "

Yes, it's called "blocking"*. We seemed to have gone full circle here.

*Blocking isn't the panacea to our ills, admittedly, but it's a start.

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By *one_maverickMan
9 weeks ago

Leeds/Bradford


"I also guess we could just self censor what we do and don't want to see or reply to

Yes, it's called "blocking"*. We seemed to have gone full circle here.

*Blocking isn't the panacea to our ills, admittedly, but it's a start."

Yes and no... I'd say it's about having control of your emotions and choosing what bothers you and doesn't

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By *sStephenPickleMan
9 weeks ago

Ends

Even the people on fab I dislike the most don’t take up this much space in my head.

I can still enjoy the forums despite really disliking lots of posters.

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By *YDB75Man
9 weeks ago

Beverley

I only usually block if you’ve not read my profile and jumped in with one of my no no’s

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
9 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

I often wish I didn't have to suffer through the misogyny, the rants, the irritating and repetitive stuff that certain users post 20 times a day. But there's no simple way to make that work though. Not without losing other functions.

Even if they blurred out their own posts on your feed you'd still see them in a 'Reply+Quote' as that comes via another forumite so 🤷🏼

And the thread would be all messed up for certain topics/chats.

Yes, agree with you there.

If some posts were invisible it would lead to a complete lack of context for subsequent posts that were replying too or elaborating on those posts, making a thread pretty near unreadable.

But threads initiated by blocked posters would be invisible altogether… so you’d never even see they’re there in the first place.

No big deal. It’d be nice, but we soldier on. "

Right, you didn’t mention that it was threads started by someone you had blocked, you just said ‘posts’.

I can see how not seeing entire threads would work

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
9 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Anyone else feel suprisingly satisfied after blocking someone?

B x"

Not satisfied but relieved if they have been ignorant and just keep asking

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

It’s more satisfying being blocked.

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
9 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"Even the people on fab I dislike the most don’t take up this much space in my head.

I can still enjoy the forums despite really disliking lots of posters. "

Precisely, there are enough comments from people you do want to interact with, without sweating about the ones you don’t

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
9 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"

I've noticed that many people seem quick to block others online, sometimes even after a simple question. It feels less about the actual interaction and more about a need to feel empowered or in control. In some cases, this might stem from struggles in their personal lives,perhaps they're facing rejection, being bullied at work, or dealing with toxic dynamics within their family. Blocking becomes a tool to reclaim a sense of authority or emotional safety that they lack elsewhere. Unfortunately, this reaction can come across as defensive or even unfair, especially when no harm was intended. It’s a reminder that people's online behavior often reflects much deeper, unseen battles.

"

There is an answer for the first part of what you said, in my opinion anyway.

When someone asks a question it could be them saying can I ask you a question? You say yes and it is something quite taboo which not all of us are into so some people block.

It could be something else like them wanting anal or pegged again not all of are interested, so blocking is helpful to save them trying to get you interested in what they want. I Hope I have been clear on what I've said.

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By *tormidaysWoman
9 weeks ago

Manchester

I only really block when someone just won't take no for an answer

I'm sure I'm blocked by some i dont realise, one or two have definitely blocked me because of mutual connections...always thought that was a little petty to be honest 🤷‍♀️

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By *eliWoman
9 weeks ago

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Not satisfaction, no.

They're generally throbbers and once it's done, that's it. Finished. People think far too much about this. Think that other people will care/notice. It's not that big a deal.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Horsham

I don't feel anything when I block people, as it is an everday thing thing. It is usually due to someone blocking me, I don't want them changing thier minds on me. Sometimes the profile has something I am not interested in.

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By *bi HaiveMan
Forum Mod

9 weeks ago

Cheeseville, Somerset


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer.

This should be a feature in a future update. Mods take note "

It's been suggested many a time over the years.

However...here's my take on the idea.

Threads would become seriously disjointed and often unreadable if certain posters comments weren't visible.

If you couldn't see the whole thread someone you've blocked started, then you may miss out on valuable views and opinions from those you haven't blocked, and also miss out on the chance to air your own.

Forums aren't a private conversation between two people, they're an open discussion between anyone that wants to get involved. Using forums to get around message blocks isn't allowed so if they get used for that purpose a simple report of a comment will soon put a stop to that.

And just because you've chosen to block someone...so they can't PM you, you can't see their images and vice versa, or for whatever reason you've decided upon, it doesn't mean you can't get involved in the same discussion on a particular thread or topic.

It's easy to be an adult and decide whether to scroll past the things people post, respond to them, post your own view or reply to someone else on the same thread.

If you've blocked someone because you disagree with the views/opinions/beliefs they've expressed in previous forum posts, then if you couldn't see any future comments you'd lose the chance to offer a counter argument/opinion. And that to me would be pointless. You'd be losing the chance to express an alternative view and potentially leaving whatever they've stated unchallenged.

To me blocking a profile doesn't need to be extended any further than removing the ability to PM or see my profile. It's just a permanent filter to the private element of my Fab life, not the public part that comes out in forum posts. 🤷‍♂️

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By *ad NannaWoman
9 weeks ago

East London


"I also guess we could just self censor what we do and don't want to see or reply to "

Yes. You scroll past.

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By *ad NannaWoman
9 weeks ago

East London

I block men who have asked to meet who I said no thank you to.

So they don't accidentally message again.

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By *herrybakewellCouple
9 weeks ago

Staffordshire

Its not satisfying, but its often a necessity.

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By *ian StephensTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Nottinghamshire


"I also guess we could just self censor what we do and don't want to see or reply to

Yes. You scroll past."

This and delete messages and move on.

xoxo

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By *iss.BellaWoman
9 weeks ago

.


"I find when someone rage blocks me slightly satisfying, some people are way to invested in fab.

Mrs "

This

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
9 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle


"I really wish you couldn’t see posts from people you’ve blocked.

My forum experience woukd be so much nicer. "

How ? How would it be 'nicer' ?

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