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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover

Is there really any point in proclaiming that you are genuine in a profile and does it really mean anything?

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

Only if you've met someone I've met

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

Not really, Its a bit like I'm a professional what ever that means,

But you can put anything on your profile "I have a 10' cock" "I can shag for hours" etc People make up all kinds of crap just to get a meet, If it's a load of bs the truth will come out in the end

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover

Ask often I've heard single guys on here declaring that they can't get meets even though they're "genuine..."

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

There are quite a few words used regularly on here that mean little in their context, genuine is one, fake and fun are two more .

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover


"There are quite a few words used regularly on here that mean little in their context, genuine is one, fake and fun are two more ."

"Discreet" (often wrongly spelled) is another..

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!


"There are quite a few words used regularly on here that mean little in their context, genuine is one, fake and fun are two more ."

"Gibble" is another.

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover

That's a new one on me...

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover

I also get fed up reading the tired old nonsense about how the "bad guys spoil it for the genuine guys"

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

Bugger need to rethink my opening gambit on my profile! I say I'm genuine and professional.

I guess whatever you write in your profile is largely disposable, subjective and open to interpretation. If someone says they have a 'good sense of humour' their version of humour may be the polar opposite to yours.

What did I mean when I said it?

Genuine : I am who I purport to be and I'm here to genuinely met people rather than pic collect, time waste or play games. If we agree to meet, I will turn up .. that sort of thing. It might not mean anything more than any other pixels on a screen but I'm declaring up front and it's up to the reader to decide if they believe it or hold any value in it or not. If they've interpreted it that way themselves of course.

Professional : my interpretation is that I'm a white collar worker rather than a blue collar one (you could argue it the other way around of course). For most people that makes no difference at all, but for those that like a builder type it tells them I'm not for them.

Just my take on it anyway

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By *dam_TinaCouple
over a year ago

Hampshire


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But you can put anything on your profile "I have a 10' cock" "

I think a 10 foot cock is pushing it a bit

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover


"Bugger need to rethink my opening gambit on my profile! I say I'm genuine and professional.

I guess whatever you write in your profile is largely disposable, subjective and open to interpretation. If someone says they have a 'good sense of humour' their version of humour may be the polar opposite to yours.

What did I mean when I said it?

Genuine : I am who I purport to be and I'm here to genuinely met people rather than pic collect, time waste or play games. If we agree to meet, I will turn up .. that sort of thing. It might not mean anything more than any other pixels on a screen but I'm declaring up front and it's up to the reader to decide if they believe it or hold any value in it or not. If they've interpreted it that way themselves of course.

Professional : my interpretation is that I'm a white collar worker rather than a blue collar one (you could argue it the other way around of course). For most people that makes no difference at all, but for those that like a builder type it tells them I'm not for them.

Just my take on it anyway "

Well that's fair enough as at least you have given some thought to those two descriptors, but I'm not sure that everybody does when including them in their profile.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I'm genuinely me, if it counts for anything.

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By *enard ArgenteMan
over a year ago

London and France


"

But you can put anything on your profile "I have a 10' cock"

I think a 10 foot cock is pushing it a bit "

Well you would have to push it round in a wheelbarrow, for sure

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


"Bugger need to rethink my opening gambit on my profile! I say I'm genuine and professional.

I guess whatever you write in your profile is largely disposable, subjective and open to interpretation. If someone says they have a 'good sense of humour' their version of humour may be the polar opposite to yours.

What did I mean when I said it?

Genuine : I am who I purport to be and I'm here to genuinely met people rather than pic collect, time waste or play games. If we agree to meet, I will turn up .. that sort of thing. It might not mean anything more than any other pixels on a screen but I'm declaring up front and it's up to the reader to decide if they believe it or hold any value in it or not. If they've interpreted it that way themselves of course.

Professional : my interpretation is that I'm a white collar worker rather than a blue collar one (you could argue it the other way around of course). For most people that makes no difference at all, but for those that like a builder type it tells them I'm not for them.

Just my take on it anyway "

A fake profile wouldn't declare they were fake so declaring you are genuine seems a bit redundant to us, we have to assume everyone is genuine until proved otherwise writing on a profile doesn't make it so

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

Om genuinely professional in my job.... does that count?

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


"Bugger need to rethink my opening gambit on my profile! I say I'm genuine and professional.

I guess whatever you write in your profile is largely disposable, subjective and open to interpretation. If someone says they have a 'good sense of humour' their version of humour may be the polar opposite to yours.

What did I mean when I said it?

Genuine : I am who I purport to be and I'm here to genuinely met people rather than pic collect, time waste or play games. If we agree to meet, I will turn up .. that sort of thing. It might not mean anything more than any other pixels on a screen but I'm declaring up front and it's up to the reader to decide if they believe it or hold any value in it or not. If they've interpreted it that way themselves of course.

Professional : my interpretation is that I'm a white collar worker rather than a blue collar one (you could argue it the other way around of course). For most people that makes no difference at all, but for those that like a builder type it tells them I'm not for them.

Just my take on it anyway "

So you're not that hot builder guy off that ad that does the pole dancing? Mucho disappointed-o.

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


"Is there really any point in proclaiming that you are genuine in a profile and does it really mean anything?"

Nope.

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover

I sometimes read threads where guys complain that they don't get replies or meets even though they're "genuine", ...with the strong implication that it's all those fake phoney guys who do....

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

Just checked and I haven't used genuine in my profile does that make me not genuine?

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


"Bugger need to rethink my opening gambit on my profile! I say I'm genuine and professional.

I guess whatever you write in your profile is largely disposable, subjective and open to interpretation. If someone says they have a 'good sense of humour' their version of humour may be the polar opposite to yours.

What did I mean when I said it?

Genuine : I am who I purport to be and I'm here to genuinely met people rather than pic collect, time waste or play games. If we agree to meet, I will turn up .. that sort of thing. It might not mean anything more than any other pixels on a screen but I'm declaring up front and it's up to the reader to decide if they believe it or hold any value in it or not. If they've interpreted it that way themselves of course.

Professional : my interpretation is that I'm a white collar worker rather than a blue collar one (you could argue it the other way around of course). For most people that makes no difference at all, but for those that like a builder type it tells them I'm not for them.

Just my take on it anyway

So you're not that hot builder guy off that ad that does the pole dancing? Mucho disappointed-o. "

For you, I can be anything you want me to be ..

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover


"Just checked and I haven't used genuine in my profile does that make me not genuine? "

Neither have I, largely because it's a pointless adjective.

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


"Bugger need to rethink my opening gambit on my profile! I say I'm genuine and professional.

I guess whatever you write in your profile is largely disposable, subjective and open to interpretation. If someone says they have a 'good sense of humour' their version of humour may be the polar opposite to yours.

What did I mean when I said it?

Genuine : I am who I purport to be and I'm here to genuinely met people rather than pic collect, time waste or play games. If we agree to meet, I will turn up .. that sort of thing. It might not mean anything more than any other pixels on a screen but I'm declaring up front and it's up to the reader to decide if they believe it or hold any value in it or not. If they've interpreted it that way themselves of course.

Professional : my interpretation is that I'm a white collar worker rather than a blue collar one (you could argue it the other way around of course). For most people that makes no difference at all, but for those that like a builder type it tells them I'm not for them.

Just my take on it anyway

So you're not that hot builder guy off that ad that does the pole dancing? Mucho disappointed-o.

For you, I can be anything you want me to be .. "

Just nipping out for a wrecking ball and tiny denim shorts....

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By *ordonBennett OP   Man
over a year ago

dover


"Bugger need to rethink my opening gambit on my profile! I say I'm genuine and professional.

I guess whatever you write in your profile is largely disposable, subjective and open to interpretation. If someone says they have a 'good sense of humour' their version of humour may be the polar opposite to yours.

What did I mean when I said it?

Genuine : I am who I purport to be and I'm here to genuinely met people rather than pic collect, time waste or play games. If we agree to meet, I will turn up .. that sort of thing. It might not mean anything more than any other pixels on a screen but I'm declaring up front and it's up to the reader to decide if they believe it or hold any value in it or not. If they've interpreted it that way themselves of course.

Professional : my interpretation is that I'm a white collar worker rather than a blue collar one (you could argue it the other way around of course). For most people that makes no difference at all, but for those that like a builder type it tells them I'm not for them.

Just my take on it anyway

So you're not that hot builder guy off that ad that does the pole dancing? Mucho disappointed-o.

For you, I can be anything you want me to be ..

Just nipping out for a wrecking ball and tiny denim shorts.... "

Make sure they're genuine denim....

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