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"Why is it always about married guys " As I say, there's no judgment about married men, it's just something I find interesting. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. " I will add though I find it easier if the person is single just for logistical reasons usually. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. " So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out!" | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out!" no because it completely depends on the individual and their circumstances and how I feel about them and on any particular day so no there is no number. Sometimes I will look at a profile and I will think no I'm not interested in because he's married other days I will look at a profile and think it's not an issue. That is how I feel and I don't have to put a number to it. I don't understand why prills on this site seems so keen but everybody in a little box or category. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! " This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody." m Still number 3 though. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. " You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you?" and no it's not number 3 because sometimes it does make a difference. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you?" Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody." No that face was to him lovely not you. Your choice totally | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you?" Cause I’m very needy and insincere, but doesn’t change the fact it’s 3. I might take a while to reply to your next comment cause I’ve got to put up some dry wall. *cough* still 3 *cough* | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. " no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Cause I’m very needy and insincere, but doesn’t change the fact it’s 3. I might take a while to reply to your next comment cause I’ve got to put up some dry wall. *cough* still 3 *cough*" Like I said says more about you than it does about me. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody. No that face was to him lovely not you. Your choice totally " I know and I appreciate that. but I think people have probably gathered now when I get passionate about something I'm not going to let it drop. Lol I know I should but the point I'm trying to make is there are many factors at play and I don't like the fact everybody seems to think people need to fit in a certain box or category when actually they don't. But that's just me I guess and I'm not going to change. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me." I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? " And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! Just do what you feel comfortable with . This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you?" | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules " Well absolutely. It just seems a little strange if your whole point is to deny the validity of putting people in boxes, that you should decide to participate in a thread that does precisely that. But each to their own. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules Well absolutely. It just seems a little strange if your whole point is to deny the validity of putting people in boxes, that you should decide to participate in a thread that does precisely that. But each to their own. " What you have written doesn't make any sense! I commented because I have an opinion and I'm allowed that opinion just because I don't fit into a category does not make my point any less valid. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules " You can't tick a box that isn't there. When I find that problem on a survey I close the tab, with a miffed look on my face | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules You can't tick a box that isn't there. When I find that problem on a survey I close the tab, with a miffed look on my face " I just use the other comments section. Lol | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules Well absolutely. It just seems a little strange if your whole point is to deny the validity of putting people in boxes, that you should decide to participate in a thread that does precisely that. But each to their own. What you have written doesn't make any sense! I commented because I have an opinion and I'm allowed that opinion just because I don't fit into a category does not make my point any less valid." I'm treating to ascertain general attitudes re meeting attached men. Everyone else has been able to fit into the four boxes I said out. Of course you can tell us how special and individual you are and how you don't fit in any of the boxes, but you will see that contributes nothing to the point of the thread. Anyway, this silly argument has derailed the thread, so you can have the last word and I'll carry on with the survey. | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules Well absolutely. It just seems a little strange if your whole point is to deny the validity of putting people in boxes, that you should decide to participate in a thread that does precisely that. But each to their own. What you have written doesn't make any sense! I commented because I have an opinion and I'm allowed that opinion just because I don't fit into a category does not make my point any less valid. I'm treating to ascertain general attitudes re meeting attached men. Everyone else has been able to fit into the four boxes I said out. Of course you can tell us how special and individual you are and how you don't fit in any of the boxes, but you will see that contributes nothing to the point of the thread. Anyway, this silly argument has derailed the thread, so you can have the last word and I'll carry on with the survey. " I was absolutely no need for you to get personal. You have said you wanted people's views and opinions and I have given mine. Rather than being fixated on me maybe you should reply to some of the other people who have not commented with a number. yes I think differently to a lot of other people I am aware of this however I am not going to be told by you or anybody else but I am wrong. You asked for opinions I gave one and I am not going to apologise just because you didn't like it. | |||
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"To be fair they did say comment 1 2 3 or 4. If I wasn’t able to do that I’d have probably moved on. " Other people have put different comments so this is now becoming rather personal. | |||
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"A fifth category of ‘It depends’ may well have prevented this argument " But that's my point we're not allowed a fifth opinion on these threads without being shot down. | |||
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"Are you doing one for married women to balance outthe forum thingy?" Married women don’t sleep with other men my dear! | |||
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"Are you doing one for married women to balance outthe forum thingy? Married women don’t sleep with other men my dear! " They dont sleep at all | |||
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"A fifth category of ‘It depends’ may well have prevented this argument But that's my point we're not allowed a fifth opinion on these threads without being shot down." Survey design errors occur quite frequently I find the feedback useful when I’m doing them | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules You can't tick a box that isn't there. When I find that problem on a survey I close the tab, with a miffed look on my face I just use the other comments section. Lol" Not if there isn't one | |||
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"None of the above. I try and treat everybody as an individual and it depends entirely on the situation and if I'm honest my mood on that particular day. So number 3 then, even I worked that one out! This is really irritating I am an individual and I treat people as such and I'm not going to pigeonhole anybody.m Still number 3 though. You are clearly very desperate to be proved right! Why should it matter to you? Because you're saying that someone's marital status makes no difference to you. Hence a 3. no it's very clear that I have said that sometimes it makes a difference I'm sometimes it doesn't. So again why does this matter this is exactly what I'm saying you all seem so upset about the fact I'm not prepared to pigeonhole somebody and put someone in a category or a box. The fact I'm being goaded into doing Eso says far more about you than it does about me. I started this thread to do a survey. If you reject the whole premise of the survey (which is about putting people in categories or "boxes" if you like), perhaps you should avoid it? And I answered your survey! just not in a way that you wanted me to so perhaps you should accept when you start a thread everybody has the right to reply in the way they choose as long as it is respectful and not breaking any rules You can't tick a box that isn't there. When I find that problem on a survey I close the tab, with a miffed look on my face I just use the other comments section. Lol Not if there isn't one " You mean like your reply? you asked if another thread was going to be started so my point is this is all become rather personal and unnecessary simply because I dared to have a different opinion. | |||
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"You should have had an "other" option KP." Only one person thinks four options are not enough, so I am fine with my survey design | |||
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"You should have had an "other" option KP. Only one person thinks four options are not enough, so I am fine with my survey design " Actually if you read my original comment I didn't say that it not enough options, was only when I was questioned and asked to explain myself that this continued. If people didn't like my response they could have simply ignored it I haven't felt the need to defend myself because it all got a little bit personal. | |||
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"Are you doing one for married women to balance outthe forum thingy?" Now that would be interesting | |||
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"Are you doing one for married women to balance outthe forum thingy? Now that would be interesting " Very | |||
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"To be fair they did say comment 1 2 3 or 4. If I wasn’t able to do that I’d have probably moved on. " Me too | |||
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"Are you doing one for married women to balance outthe forum thingy? Now that would be interesting Very" I'll do that tomorrow and we can compare the results | |||
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"Are you doing one for married women to balance outthe forum thingy? Now that would be interesting Very I'll do that tomorrow and we can compare the results " That will be as dodgy a vote as the brexit one that. | |||
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"You should have had an "other" option KP. Only one person thinks four options are not enough, so I am fine with my survey design " Ah, but other people who couldn't tick 1, 2, 3 or 4 might have ticked other instead of not commenting. You have to cover all bases on a survey | |||
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"1. Thankyou to everyone who was honest enough to say 4. I know who to avoid in future. " You’re very welcome | |||
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"You should have had an "other" option KP. Only one person thinks four options are not enough, so I am fine with my survey design Ah, but other people who couldn't tick 1, 2, 3 or 4 might have ticked other instead of not commenting. You have to cover all bases on a survey " I did think of adding 5. Would definitely meet them But I thought it extremely unlikely anyone would have a married man fetish to that extent | |||
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"1. Thankyou to everyone who was honest enough to say 4. I know who to avoid in future. " Glad to have been of service | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed " Wow that’s a shocker haha. | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed " Should you not have added the 18% and the 11%? | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed I see those results slightly differently. 39% definitely wouldn't 50% quite possibly would and 11% definitely would. Which is a surprise given the backlash married guys often experience in these here forums! Are you Peter Mandelson No one ever said that there were not people OK with married men, but 71% of people see it as a negative. " But they don’t, it’s not 71% if 32% are in the “less likely” category - less likely still means it’s a possibility. | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed I see those results slightly differently. 39% definitely wouldn't 50% quite possibly would and 11% definitely would. Which is a surprise given the backlash married guys often experience in these here forums! Are you Peter Mandelson No one ever said that there were not people OK with married men, but 71% of people see it as a negative. But they don’t, it’s not 71% if 32% are in the “less likely” category - less likely still means it’s a possibility." It's a possibility but less likely. Hence its a negative attribute. If people in that category fancy two blokes equally and one is single and one is married, by definition they will choose the single. | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed Should you not have added the 18% and the 11%? No because the 18% is a neutral position. If a bloke says he's married he'll put off 71% and encourage 11%. The other 18%, it doesn't matter whether he says he's married or not. Less likely doesn't mean won't meet. Less likely to meet than who? Less likely depending on where they meet them. It has a lot of variables and you're only looking at one: the one that suggests they won't meet. " "less likely" means everything else being equal, a single will be preferred to a married. | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed Should you not have added the 18% and the 11%? No because the 18% is a neutral position. If a bloke says he's married he'll put off 71% and encourage 11%. The other 18%, it doesn't matter whether he says he's married or not. Less likely doesn't mean won't meet. Less likely to meet than who? Less likely depending on where they meet them. It has a lot of variables and you're only looking at one: the one that suggests they won't meet. "less likely" means everything else being equal, a single will be preferred to a married. " But it doesn't mean they won't meet them. It's not a definitive no. | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed I see those results slightly differently. 39% definitely wouldn't 50% quite possibly would and 11% definitely would. Which is a surprise given the backlash married guys often experience in these here forums! Are you Peter Mandelson No one ever said that there were not people OK with married men, but 71% of people see it as a negative. " No I'm not, I'll agree to differ seeing as it's your thread | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed I see those results slightly differently. 39% definitely wouldn't 50% quite possibly would and 11% definitely would. Which is a surprise given the backlash married guys often experience in these here forums! Are you Peter Mandelson No one ever said that there were not people OK with married men, but 71% of people see it as a negative. But they don’t, it’s not 71% if 32% are in the “less likely” category - less likely still means it’s a possibility. It's a possibility but less likely. Hence its a negative attribute. If people in that category fancy two blokes equally and one is single and one is married, by definition they will choose the single. " Maybe it’s me but I find your reasoning isn’t on the same track as mine... | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed Should you not have added the 18% and the 11%? No because the 18% is a neutral position. If a bloke says he's married he'll put off 71% and encourage 11%. The other 18%, it doesn't matter whether he says he's married or not. So there were 2 negative options but only 1 positive? Saying it wouldn't matter one or the other would put them in the positive category. Eh? How do you work that out. There was only one positive category because no one would say they would definitely meet a man who said he was married. It's positive because they will meet them either way. How is saying their marital status doesn't matter not a positive position? " Because there's no preference to them being married. It's neither positive nor negative. I was trying to establish how far being married was a negative. It is for 71%. 11% see it as a positive, so perhaps the best way is to say being married is a net negative of 60%. Which is probably a round about way of saying the same thing.. I'm off now Women tomorrow ?? | |||
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"Interesting thread OP. Another interesting fact- yesterday I had less than 20 profile views. Today I've had over 100 since posting on this thread. Plus mail and winks from married men from all over the country. " You have such a gorgeous silhouette | |||
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"Interesting thread OP. Another interesting fact- yesterday I had less than 20 profile views. Today I've had over 100 since posting on this thread. Plus mail and winks from married men from all over the country. You have such a gorgeous silhouette " I know right. | |||
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"The results are in.... Drum roll.. Wouldn't meet 17 = 39% Less likely to meet 14 = 32% No difference 8 = 18% More likely to meet 5 = 11% So 71% view a man being attached with an unknowing partner as a negative attribute compared to 11% who see it as a positive. If the sample is at all representative, I think my original thesis is confirmed Should you not have added the 18% and the 11%? No because the 18% is a neutral position. If a bloke says he's married he'll put off 71% and encourage 11%. The other 18%, it doesn't matter whether he says he's married or not. So there were 2 negative options but only 1 positive? Saying it wouldn't matter one or the other would put them in the positive category. Eh? How do you work that out. There was only one positive category because no one would say they would definitely meet a man who said he was married. It's positive because they will meet them either way. How is saying their marital status doesn't matter not a positive position? Because there's no preference to them being married. It's neither positive nor negative. I was trying to establish how far being married was a negative. It is for 71%. 11% see it as a positive, so perhaps the best way is to say being married is a net negative of 60%. Which is probably a round about way of saying the same thing.. I'm off now Women tomorrow ?? Don't forget to add a special category for people who can't tick 1 to 4. " Not a necessary comment | |||
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"My gut feeling is that for a man to state openly that he has a wife or partner who doesn't know he is on here will significantly reduce his chances of a meet with women and couples, so I thought I would see if that feeling was borne out evidentially So, if you are a woman or couple open to meeting single men, please say which of the following applies to you. If you get a message from man stating he is married or attached and his partner doesn't know he is on here would you 1. Definitely not meet him 2.,be less likely to meet him 3. It wouldn't make any difference 4. Be more likely to meet him. Please just state a number. We're a 2. I'll keep this going until 430, then announce the results. Note this is not a married man bashing thread, I am genuinely intrigued. I am restricting it to men as I don't think married women with unknowing partners will have a significant handicap given the ratios. Obviously someone can do a married woman survey if they like " 1 | |||
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"My gut feeling is that for a man to state openly that he has a wife or partner who doesn't know he is on here will significantly reduce his chances of a meet with women and couples, so I thought I would see if that feeling was borne out evidentially So, if you are a woman or couple open to meeting single men, please say which of the following applies to you. If you get a message from man stating he is married or attached and his partner doesn't know he is on here would you 1. Definitely not meet him 2.,be less likely to meet him 3. It wouldn't make any difference 4. Be more likely to meet him. Please just state a number. We're a 2. I'll keep this going until 430, then announce the results. Note this is not a married man bashing thread, I am genuinely intrigued. I am restricting it to men as I don't think married women with unknowing partners will have a significant handicap given the ratios. Obviously someone can do a married woman survey if they like " o be fair tho a lot of profiles do state weather or not they would meet an attached/married guy with the condition of being no drama | |||
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