If you get a block, assume it's a total no. If you get a message, with a reason or without a reason, or don't get to hear from others, then assume it's a total no, unless you ever get a message to the contrary: don't chase them up, as this is likely to put a nail into many meet coffins.
Some people give reasons and they may or may not be the only reason that they're not interested - users don't have to give any reason whatsoever, so just learn that the recipients aren't interested in you and consider blocking them, so that you don't mistakenly trouble them again, if they haven't blocked you.
People take decisions usually based on a set of factors, not just one thing. They may know they won't meet verified people and so their filters are set to prevent unverified users messaging them, but often people will weigh up the overall expectation of what some others would potentially provide and, such as how much travel, how much they find you attractive, what the sex would include, availability etc etc. They may say something simple like 'you're too far away', or 'we're not after a single guy atm' but it's probably a range of things that have influenced them to decline the offer. So it's not worth homing in on a stated reason too much, as it's likely more complicated than that.
When you find it's a brick wall, don't plan to hit it again, it's foolish. Move on. |