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does fab breed ignorance?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Two fold;

I receive hundreds of messages a day, I can not possibly read and reply to them all so I ignore a huge percentage making me feel ignorant. Those I do read I am mostly polite to but have days were the lack of respect from men infuriates me and find myself messaging impolite things! This is not me in real life.

On the other hand I find it very ignorant when men have clearly not read your profile but expect you to drop your knickers regardless. Or if they have but ignore the content anyway. Also, so many men message with something vulgar as an opening message, would they do this in a bar for example? I know this is a sex site but surely we still deserve respect and a witty intelligent man will have my attention a lot quicker than somebody saying "wanna fuck".

I believe swinging is about fun an having a rapour with somebody not just about the sex.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No the ignorance is already there with some pre fab. With others well you can see it as being polite saying no thanks for an hour or so a day or you can state requirements on your profile and ignore those who don't read before messaging.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

People message and say my profile is too long....admitedly its longer than ever before but that is to try and inform people what I'm looking for so they don't waste their time messaging and feeling rejected when they don't get a reply. However, I timed myself reading it and it took less that 2 mins. I don't feel that is a lot of effort to put in if you want to sleep with somebody. Imagine walking away after 90 seconds in a bar coz she not agreed to fuck u in that time lmao

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

That, I'm afraid is the standard.

And because its the internet people think they can play by different rules.

in real life men would never enter a bar and walk up to (every) woman and say ''wanna have some fun/fuck/I can lick for hours/blah/blah/blah.

but by the same standard, if a guy does approach a woman in a bar she will say ''no thanks'' and not turn her back in ignorance? apathy?

I have always sent respectful articulate (and try) witty messages to women who I think maybe looking for someone like me only for them to be deleted unread.

so, and although im not saying it's right, why bother being nice?

I feel, if it is obvious someone has put in an effort a polite no thanks. if, its a generic ''lets fuck'', well, they don't need replying maybe blocking? hopefully some of the men will get the message then

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

There is some evidence that 'fab' inadvertenly breeds hope.

Do you know there are women who log on to free sex contact site in the hope of fining gentlemen of insurmountable refinement analysing away for hours in order to formulate the most inspiring , scintilating , knicker dropping messages.

There are many types of men on here. Some with low i.q's , some with high libido's , others who dribble and have never so much as held hands, addressed and envelope or indeed completed a full sentence orally.

To be fair to them all..... I like some for their wit and intelligence but there are times when only a knuckle dragging under 35 grunter fits the bill.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Also, so many men message with something vulgar as an opening message, would they do this in a bar for example? "

I did experiment once with turning up at a local club that was favoured by late 30's divorcees, where I would ask as an opening line "fancy a fuck" have to say it was quite successful 5 nights out of 5 I went home with someone, where the normal approach was closer to 2 out of 5.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

I'm not even going to apologise for all the bloody errors in that message.

I've had to much sleep but MAINLY i'm not sorry

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"That, I'm afraid is the standard.

And because its the internet people think they can play by different rules.

in real life men would never enter a bar and walk up to (every) woman and say ''wanna have some fun/fuck/I can lick for hours/blah/blah/blah.

but by the same standard, if a guy does approach a woman in a bar she will say ''no thanks'' and not turn her back in ignorance? apathy?

I have always sent respectful articulate (and try) witty messages to women who I think maybe looking for someone like me only for them to be deleted unread.

so, and although im not saying it's right, why bother being nice?

I feel, if it is obvious someone has put in an effort a polite no thanks. if, its a generic ''lets fuck'', well, they don't need replying maybe blocking? hopefully some of the men will get the message then"

I think a lot of people think why bother being nice....I am guilty of it on occasion, hence why I posed the question. If a guy matches everything I stated and has composed a nice message, but unfortunately is not my cup of tea, I always reply with a polite no thank you. However, this usually gives them the green light and have to bombard me with messages asking why etc. I don't want to say I don't find you attractive, but sometimes I have to. Still doesn't stop some men though!!

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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago

Titz Towers, North Notts

No, it's nice to be nice, even if someone has posted a message that doesn't always merit it. Unless there is a great opportunity for mirth in a sarky reply.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

All groups of people develop their own norms, it is the human condition from social influence. How one then interprets and labels those norms - whether 'ignorant' or whatever, will also be influenced by those norms. The internet has developed some styles of more commonplace behaviours, as have swinging and also fab. We can fit in or feck off but by being within we are party to influencing others too. I wouldnt label all that type of behaviour ignorant, but it is likely stupid, based on the senders likely prior lack of success from doing the same thing. And this on top of the recipient's very eloquently constructed profile which indicates the dumb ass sender will get nowhere fast. It is quicker to send FAF style messages than intelligently written personalised mail, so they likely knock them out at a rapid rate, much like any partner may be as quickly left unsatisfied should they meet for 'pleasure'. The higher your standards above average, the likely massive mismatch level between yourself and prospective partners - unless you drop your standards. Down-dating may be great for those getting something above their grade,but not so much in reverse. Is it luck to be well blessed and above average, if this entails spam. The royal family have folk paid to manage their correspondence, but that luxury is not afforded to us fab users. Im guessing a high turnover of singles means that there are always more of the clueless coming on board to overload our inboxes, so its an almost never ending problem, till we marry into the royal family and we get mail help. This past month I have led the Female fancy a fuck quest. Perhaps it should now be joined by something like the telephone preference service, where we sign up to never replying to 1 line type mails for a month or so - and then strictly never reply to any of them, and it may help it die out as a habit.

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