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

How much do you think your profile reflects your true personality? Do you have a ‘Fab side’ that no one else sees? Or is what you see, what you get? Would I recognise your fab side if we met outside a Fab situation.

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

I consider myself fun and friendly, I think I put that across in my profile and through the forum and general site use

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By *dam1971Man
over a year ago

Bedford

I think the profile usually reflects the personality, especially the ones who say very little - that says a lot about someone’s personality.

Forums are a better guide though; seeing how someone reacts to a subject is very telling. Most of my secret crushes come from what the write on here

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

I changed my mind about this after meeting a couple of guys socially who were amazingly excellent at the written word, literally had me in stitches, both had brilliantly written profiles but in person without the time to think, nothing! Thought it might be me or they were shy so met them both again and again nothing! People are different - have a fwb who I've known for several years with not a lot on his profile at all but he's fantastic in person just not good on his profile!

When mine's not hidden I'm a cross between what I have written and what people have said about me in my veris

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By *liceinWonderland38Woman
over a year ago

Coventry

I think it’s hard to show your true self through words. I’m not sure anyone would recognise me from my profile, and people in the real world certainly don’t know about this side of me.

Interesting thoughts OP, I shall ponder on this

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

My profile is like a sign at a sportsfield keep off the grass

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

I’m funnier in my profile and online. Well at least I make myself laugh more online. I have more time for my aged brain to think of something that amuses me. My dark side is less obvious online although I’ve tended to be more self deprecating in Fab than I am face to face. I’m more nervous face-to-face at first than I am online. Other than that my views and opinions are the same and I’m as open and willing to express myself in both forms of communicating. I think I look better in my pictures than I do face-to-face.

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


"I’m funnier in my profile and online. Well at least I make myself laugh more online. I have more time for my aged brain to think of something that amuses me. My dark side is less obvious online although I’ve tended to be more self deprecating in Fab than I am face to face. I’m more nervous face-to-face at first than I am online. Other than that my views and opinions are the same and I’m as open and willing to express myself in both forms of communicating. I think I look better in my pictures than I do face-to-face."

I’m very similar to you. Very similar indeed.

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


"I’m funnier in my profile and online. Well at least I make myself laugh more online. I have more time for my aged brain to think of something that amuses me. My dark side is less obvious online although I’ve tended to be more self deprecating in Fab than I am face to face. I’m more nervous face-to-face at first than I am online. Other than that my views and opinions are the same and I’m as open and willing to express myself in both forms of communicating. I think I look better in my pictures than I do face-to-face.

I’m very similar to you. Very similar indeed. "

the same person?

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


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I’m very similar to you. Very similar indeed. the same person? "

Maybe kindred spirits.

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


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I’m very similar to you. Very similar indeed. the same person?

Maybe kindred spirits. "

Indeed we maybe-but certainly not the same person - there’s a 17 year age difference

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


"How much do you think your profile reflects your true personality? Do you have a ‘Fab side’ that no one else sees? Or is what you see, what you get? Would I recognise your fab side if we met outside a Fab situation. "
you would mine for sure

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

I'm definitely more confident online than I am in person but I suppose that that rings true for most people.

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

Mrs- probably not. In person I’m more than a bit awkward initially. But what I say on forums/messages is reflective of my personality. Our profile is meant to give the facts and a bit of personality but I find it hard to convey in profile while trying to make sure people get what we are about. Maybe I should rewrite it.

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


"I’m funnier in my profile and online. Well at least I make myself laugh more online. I have more time for my aged brain to think of something that amuses me. My dark side is less obvious online although I’ve tended to be more self deprecating in Fab than I am face to face. I’m more nervous face-to-face at first than I am online. Other than that my views and opinions are the same and I’m as open and willing to express myself in both forms of communicating. I think I look better in my pictures than I do face-to-face."

I could also say all this except I think I’m hilarious in person.often the only one laughing of course - Mrs

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By *uzukiNo1Woman
over a year ago

Rhyl

Definitely.......I think I'm straight talking here and in real life....

I crnt see why people would have 2 personalities unless they have no intentions of meeting....

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


"I’m funnier in my profile and online. Well at least I make myself laugh more online. I have more time for my aged brain to think of something that amuses me. My dark side is less obvious online although I’ve tended to be more self deprecating in Fab than I am face to face. I’m more nervous face-to-face at first than I am online. Other than that my views and opinions are the same and I’m as open and willing to express myself in both forms of communicating. I think I look better in my pictures than I do face-to-face.

I could also say all this except I think I’m hilarious in person.often the only one laughing of course - Mrs "

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


"Definitely.......I think I'm straight talking here and in real life....

I crnt see why people would have 2 personalities unless they have no intentions of meeting...."

do you sound as good as you look?

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By *ultrySiriWoman
over a year ago

Arundel

At recent meet I was told it doesn't show my bubbly and positive side enough. Ha! Actually.. that is what I intended .

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By *uzukiNo1Woman
over a year ago

Rhyl


"Definitely.......I think I'm straight talking here and in real life....

I crnt see why people would have 2 personalities unless they have no intentions of meeting....do you sound as good as you look? "

Ok posh gob.....I'm still laughing at that phone call......ta ta toodle pip....

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


"Definitely.......I think I'm straight talking here and in real life....

I crnt see why people would have 2 personalities unless they have no intentions of meeting....do you sound as good as you look?

Ok posh gob.....I'm still laughing at that phone call......ta ta toodle pip.... "

hooooha

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By *herryblossom_BJWoman
over a year ago

Oxfordshire/Hampshire

From my experience of meeting guys online. I usually very intuitive by what he writes and doesn't write. I can usually judge him well from just even looking at photos. But on fab, people play on a different playing field. Seems most profiles are just cock pics so shows they only have one priority especially if they don't write anything in their introduction...

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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago

Diagonally Parked in a Parallel Universe

Mine just says it as it is. Descriptive with no delusions of grandeur.

In the flesh, I'm quick-witted. Might not be funny, but am quick!

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By *inkysexpotMan
over a year ago

leeds

Can't really tell what people are like online as you can portray yourself in any light with it being text on a screen.

To get a true feeling about someone you need to meet them in person.

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

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I think my profile is a reflection of how I was feeling at the particular point in which I wrote it rather than an accurate depiction of my personality. Different sides of me appear at different times. I'm not sure I have a "fab" side as such; is that like a hidden sexual thing? Maybe actually. I doubt it would be recognised away from here, I'm quite cutesy and posh and people never equate those two things with having a libido that encourages not societally conventional fucking.

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


"I’m funnier in my profile and online. Well at least I make myself laugh more online. I have more time for my aged brain to think of something that amuses me. My dark side is less obvious online although I’ve tended to be more self deprecating in Fab than I am face to face. I’m more nervous face-to-face at first than I am online. Other than that my views and opinions are the same and I’m as open and willing to express myself in both forms of communicating. I think I look better in my pictures than I do face-to-face.

I could also say all this except I think I’m hilarious in person.often the only one laughing of course - Mrs "

Witch doctor your profile entertains me immensely. I hope you sing that song at any meets you never have. - Mrs

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


"I think my profile is a reflection of how I was feeling at the particular point in which I wrote it rather than an accurate depiction of my personality. Different sides of me appear at different times. I'm not sure I have a "fab" side as such; is that like a hidden sexual thing? Maybe actually. I doubt it would be recognised away from here, I'm quite cutesy and posh and people never equate those two things with having a libido that encourages not societally conventional fucking."
Are you a non conventional fuc#ker?

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

Mines spot on

I dislike the innuendo that usually comes with this sort of site and the cliches that just run alongside it. So, with that in mind I messed around with a metaphor or two .... perfectly me I’d say

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


"I’m funnier in my profile and online. Well at least I make myself laugh more online. I have more time for my aged brain to think of something that amuses me. My dark side is less obvious online although I’ve tended to be more self deprecating in Fab than I am face to face. I’m more nervous face-to-face at first than I am online. Other than that my views and opinions are the same and I’m as open and willing to express myself in both forms of communicating. I think I look better in my pictures than I do face-to-face.

I could also say all this except I think I’m hilarious in person.often the only one laughing of course - Mrs

Witch doctor your profile entertains me immensely. I hope you sing that song at any meets you never have. - Mrs "

Maybe word got around, might explain a few things

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

Oh and I don’t have a Fab side either

I’m me ... the same fucked up individual however you’d meet me

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

I’ve been very lucky because I’ve been complimented on my profile a few times.

I like to think it reflects my personality and that I come across nicely!

I’m sure you can always offended or not get on with someone though!

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By *iamondCougarWoman
over a year ago

Norfuck! / Lincolnshire

My profile gives little away about who I actually am as a person, and it’s intentional. It’s written from the perspective of me, looking for you as a potential nsa match for a bit of kinky fun!

I would say my forum interaction is more representative of me as a person. I like those I like; I dislike those I don’t simple as. I hope for the main, most here find me approachable and friendly - even if I stick my head above the parapet at time

In real life - I’m an outgoing, bubbly if slightly crazy posh bird with a penchant for sex with hot men in suits ( removed of course)

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


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Witch doctor your profile entertains me immensely. I hope you sing that song at any meets you never have. - Mrs

Maybe word got around, might explain a few things "

I think your dark side deserves explanation. It’s got me curious now.

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

I think my profile is more like my dad to day me but my pics maybe my fab me if that makes sense

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

Mine doesn't. It makes me sound like a hard work high maintenance bitch which there is nothing further from the truth but it helps put the trier's off a little

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By *ersnickety PantsWoman
over a year ago

Club Meets Only

I've tried to make my profile seem a bit negative so people are put off from messaging & it's somewhat worked. In person I'm quite different

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


"My profile gives little away about who I actually am as a person, and it’s intentional. It’s written from the perspective of me, looking for you as a potential nsa match for a bit of kinky fun!

I would say my forum interaction is more representative of me as a person. I like those I like; I dislike those I don’t simple as. I hope for the main, most here find me approachable and friendly - even if I stick my head above the parapet at time

In real life - I’m an outgoing, bubbly if slightly crazy posh bird with a penchant for sex with hot men in suits ( removed of course) "

I read all your comments around the forums as someone approachable and warm and friendly. . -Mrs

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

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"...with having a libido that encourages not societally conventional fucking.Are you a non conventional fuc#ker? "

In so far as sex outside a relationship with his awareness, yes. My predilections change a lot so sometimes yes.

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By *ibblingnewtWoman
over a year ago

by the sea

No profile will truly reflect anyone, people are always going to omit certain bits, photos will be cherry picked for beauty and sex or fun, basically people show only the parts they truly want you to see but life isn’t really like that

The only way to really get to know the person is in person with time and conversation

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

Mine is 100% me

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

I think my profile is me down to a T. However my forum posts give a better insight into my multifaceted personality, for anyone who cares.

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

To be honest I am never honest

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


"...with having a libido that encourages not societally conventional fucking.Are you a non conventional fuc#ker?

In so far as sex outside a relationship with his awareness, yes. My predilections change a lot so sometimes yes. "

really omg I'm well into unconventional

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By *iamondCougarWoman
over a year ago

Norfuck! / Lincolnshire


"My profile gives little away about who I actually am as a person, and it’s intentional. It’s written from the perspective of me, looking for you as a potential nsa match for a bit of kinky fun!

I would say my forum interaction is more representative of me as a person. I like those I like; I dislike those I don’t simple as. I hope for the main, most here find me approachable and friendly - even if I stick my head above the parapet at time

In real life - I’m an outgoing, bubbly if slightly crazy posh bird with a penchant for sex with hot men in suits ( removed of course)

I read all your comments around the forums as someone approachable and warm and friendly. . -Mrs "

Awe thank you! Appreciated x

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


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Witch doctor your profile entertains me immensely. I hope you sing that song at any meets you never have. - Mrs

Maybe word got around, might explain a few things

I think your dark side deserves explanation. It’s got me curious now. "

Yeah, the grouchy, impatient, selfish and other of my more undesirable characteristics, some of which are alluded to in my profile text, that’s my dark side. That doesn’t appear on here very often. Maybe a couple of people have encountered it in 9.5 years on here. That’s why it’s my dark side.- its hidden from view except to people close to me or have been unfortunate enough to trigger it.

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


"

Witch doctor your profile entertains me immensely. I hope you sing that song at any meets you never have. - Mrs

Maybe word got around, might explain a few things

I think your dark side deserves explanation. It’s got me curious now.

Yeah, the grouchy, impatient, selfish and other of my more undesirable characteristics, some of which are alluded to in my profile text, that’s my dark side. That doesn’t appear on here very often. Maybe a couple of people have encountered it in 9.5 years on here. That’s why it’s my dark side.- its hidden from view except to people close to me or have been unfortunate enough to trigger it."

Don’t we all have a dark side then?

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


"

Witch doctor your profile entertains me immensely. I hope you sing that song at any meets you never have. - Mrs

Maybe word got around, might explain a few things

I think your dark side deserves explanation. It’s got me curious now.

Yeah, the grouchy, impatient, selfish and other of my more undesirable characteristics, some of which are alluded to in my profile text, that’s my dark side. That doesn’t appear on here very often. Maybe a couple of people have encountered it in 9.5 years on here. That’s why it’s my dark side.- its hidden from view except to people close to me or have been unfortunate enough to trigger it.

Don’t we all have a dark side then?"

Of course it’s an integral part of our personality but for some it’s more obvious than others. On Fab my dark side is not particularly noticeable except on the few occasions when the veneer has cracked

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


"Can't really tell what people are like online as you can portray yourself in any light with it being text on a screen.

To get a true feeling about someone you need to meet them in person."

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By *wist my nipplesCouple
over a year ago

North East Scotland, mostly

I would say our profile is geared towards what we are looking for meets-wise, whereas on the forums you will get a much better idea of who we are all round So yes, I suppose we are portraying our secret liberal sexual side with our profile, which you wouldn't see in person.

Mrs TMN x

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex

No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

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

My profile just confuses people. I like it

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

Single profiles are pretty accurate.

B - doesn't stop talking

P - approach with caution

This profile is pretty accurate about us as a couple. There are many sides to us, which I think also shows through our pics and forum ramblings.

But no, you're never gonna get the full version of someone through their profile unless they're the kind of person who really does "switch it on" for their fab experience and becomes a real alter-ego kinda thing.

P

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why "

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

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

I like to think I'm pretty much the same, once you get past the initial in person shyness.

Eve. X

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By *andybeachWoman
over a year ago

In the middle

My profile says very little but then so do I, so yeah it’s me

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch

Its complicated

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

Our profile doesn't convey our personality at all, it's just about what we want. I would say that our old singles profiles were more representative of us as people.

In terms of actual online presence though, yes it's a accurate representation of us as people. In person I tend to say "erm" a bit more and I'm probably more inclined to humour, as dry sarcasm doesn't read well but in general, what you see is me.

Tea

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

Lots of people on fab definitely get the wrong idea about me based on status updates, and insecurities I put across. I'm very honest and authentic, and will always be myself but some people just peg me as a complainer and you serious. They don't get where I'm coming from in my profile

People who've met me in person seem to view me as really friendly and I think fun. I've been called funny and humorous by people who kbow me

On the flipside there are people who get what I'm trying to say in my profile and say i seem really down to earth and lovely, but i do get a lot of stick.

At the end of the day I know I'm a nice person or at least try to be. The opinion you hold of yourself is more important than the one of strangers who've never met you.

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By *uciyassMan
over a year ago

sheffield

Unlike Ronseal. I ain’t what it says on the tin. I’m complex, misjudged and misguided. I don’t know what I’m doing now and havnt a clue what I’ll do next. But I’m me and I’m happy

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing "

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing."

I also think that with events like socials/clubs etc, people hear what people say about others who seem to get on in the forum setting. When you hear gossip and blatant slagging off of other people who seemingly get on it must make people question what others REALLY think of them, rather than for show on an open forum.

P

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing."

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

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By *LIRTWITHUSCouple
over a year ago

Chester

Think it's difficult to say tbh, tried our best tho

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


"My profile just confuses people. I like it "
yes I'm non the wiser, I'll look at pics and be content

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

I also think that with events like socials/clubs etc, people hear what people say about others who seem to get on in the forum setting. When you hear gossip and blatant slagging off of other people who seemingly get on it must make people question what others REALLY think of them, rather than for show on an open forum.

P"

I agree, I also think that this happens in reverse a lot too; people don't get on on the forums or hear gossip and bitching which they buy into. Then when they actually meet in person they find out what a decent person they are.

That also makes people wonder what the outward impression is too.

Tea

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

I also think that with events like socials/clubs etc, people hear what people say about others who seem to get on in the forum setting. When you hear gossip and blatant slagging off of other people who seemingly get on it must make people question what others REALLY think of them, rather than for show on an open forum.

P

I agree, I also think that this happens in reverse a lot too; people don't get on on the forums or hear gossip and bitching which they buy into. Then when they actually meet in person they find out what a decent person they are.

That also makes people wonder what the outward impression is too.

Tea"

Absolutely 100% agree.

P

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea"

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion. "

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

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

I'm definitely very me on here and my profile/forum posts are a true reflection of who I am. I'm not as flirty and open about sex in real life, but it's much easier to be like that on here since it's a swinging website.

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

My ex hates mine he says it gives a wrong impression, to which I reply, what’s that, I’m looking for sex ? He clearly biased but I do see how you can make a wrong impression about a person if you’re using only their profile to go off.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread."

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.

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over a year ago


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand."

yes I would change for the lady of your couple.......... I'm thinking light blue shorts and a dark blue shirt with a white flowery pattern

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over a year ago


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand."

I have changed some things about the way I post based on feedback I received so it is possible.

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

Profiles are so overrated

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By *LIRTWITHUSCouple
over a year ago

Chester


"Profiles are so overrated

"

Can be handy lol

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


"Profiles are so overrated

Can be handy lol"

to show pics yes I agree, who reads them though

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


"Profiles are so overrated

Can be handy lol"

I don't like wanking, so probably not for me

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By *LIRTWITHUSCouple
over a year ago

Chester


"Profiles are so overrated

Can be handy lol

I don't like wanking, so probably not for me "

Was referring to your hand pic

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


"Profiles are so overrated

Can be handy lol

I don't like wanking, so probably not for me

Was referring to your hand pic "

Just goes to show how much I pay attention to my profile haha ...

The sense of touch

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.yes I would change for the lady of your couple.......... I'm thinking light blue shorts and a dark blue shirt with a white flowery pattern "

Lol. That sounds like good combination

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.

I have changed some things about the way I post based on feedback I received so it is possible."

Is it just about how you interact on here?

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.

I have changed some things about the way I post based on feedback I received so it is possible.

Is it just about how you interact on here?"

No it changed the way I was thinking but the impact was on how I interact or more accurately what I post. It wasn’t about interaction per se, although it would impact how was perceived and possibly change future interaction.

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

Tbh I do have a kind of sorry not sorry attitude about what I post on my profile as it is that, mine! But having said that, I had personal pics with my long term partner that were unprotected, which opened the door to the judging messages and also the uninvited bareback derogatory comments! The said pics are now private. That’s just one example of how Iv been aware of how something I post is perceived.

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

I think mine is pretty representative of what I'm like as a person in general

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.

I have changed some things about the way I post based on feedback I received so it is possible.

Is it just about how you interact on here? No it changed the way I was thinking but the impact was on how I interact or more accurately what I post. It wasn’t about interaction per se, although it would impact how was perceived and possibly change future interaction."

Ok, I understand. Has it changed how you are in other areas of your life? I'm beginning to see how it might be useful in making people more self aware or aware of self destructive thinking.

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


"I think mine is pretty representative of what I'm like as a person in general"
you're a hot chocolate lover

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.

I have changed some things about the way I post based on feedback I received so it is possible.

Is it just about how you interact on here? No it changed the way I was thinking but the impact was on how I interact or more accurately what I post. It wasn’t about interaction per se, although it would impact how was perceived and possibly change future interaction.

Ok, I understand. Has it changed how you are in other areas of your life? I'm beginning to see how it might be useful in making people more self aware or aware of self destructive thinking."

Less so, because the behaviour was more Fab specific. It was a unnecessary habit I’d got into on here and on reflection I felt I needed to address it.

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.yes I would change for the lady of your couple.......... I'm thinking light blue shorts and a dark blue shirt with a white flowery pattern

Lol. That sounds like good combination"

it is you should see me in it and out of it lol

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

I can be quite shy in person at first but online I'm not so alittle different

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.

I have changed some things about the way I post based on feedback I received so it is possible.

Is it just about how you interact on here? No it changed the way I was thinking but the impact was on how I interact or more accurately what I post. It wasn’t about interaction per se, although it would impact how was perceived and possibly change future interaction.

Ok, I understand. Has it changed how you are in other areas of your life? I'm beginning to see how it might be useful in making people more self aware or aware of self destructive thinking.

Less so, because the behaviour was more Fab specific. It was a unnecessary habit I’d got into on here and on reflection I felt I needed to address it.

"

Got it! For you at least it's about Fab.

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

That’s exactly us! X

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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago

South Wales

All the men i’ve met have very short profiles, no indication of their humour at all. They’ve all (except for one) been funny. They’ve also been very chatty and outgoing. Which again didn’t show in their profile.

My profile tends to fluctuate between long winded and short (ish) depending on my mood. In person i’m exceedingly dry humoured and very tongue in cheek. But very, very shy. I struggle socially.

But i am full of charm and loveliness. Which i don’t think comes across on my profile...

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.yes I would change for the lady of your couple.......... I'm thinking light blue shorts and a dark blue shirt with a white flowery pattern

Lol. That sounds like good combinationit is you should see me in it and out of it lol "

It's one of those hokey y outfits then

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

Im less sociable in real life

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.yes I would change for the lady of your couple.......... I'm thinking light blue shorts and a dark blue shirt with a white flowery pattern

Lol. That sounds like good combinationit is you should see me in it and out of it lol

It's one of those hokey y outfits then "

cocky or y?

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


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.yes I would change for the lady of your couple.......... I'm thinking light blue shorts and a dark blue shirt with a white flowery pattern

Lol. That sounds like good combinationit is you should see me in it and out of it lol

It's one of those hokey y outfits then cocky or y? "

ahhhh I see now c#key

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"No idea that's for others to decide.

There's an awful lot of introspection and wondering what people think about each other going on at the moment. I don't know why

There are quite a few forum users that enjoy introspection? perhaps a more reflective period on the forum?

Whatever the reason I think it’s a good thing

Oh yes there are many who enjoy introspection and I agree it is a more reflective period on the forum. My personal opinion (and I stress that's all it is) is that the reflection would be better if it was outward rather than inward facing.

In what way? I'm curious as to what you mean by outward reflection.

Tea

I mean reflection on how to make the forum a more inclusive place that's a positive experience for everyone. Reflection on how ones forum persona affects other people. That sort of thing.

Of course forums reflect the people that use them. I understand that very well and as I said this is only my personal opinion and a contribution to the discussion.

Well we’ve also got a thread running getting feedback on how others perceive us. That’s about how we come across in the forum and our impact on them. So I think that is quite balanced. But your idea about what would make the forum a more positive experience for those that use them, sounds like a good idea for a thread.

I'm interested to know if people would genuinely seek to change themselves based on how others perceive them based on their contributions to an internet forum. I'm not asking this in an aggressive or argumentative way more seeking to understand.yes I would change for the lady of your couple.......... I'm thinking light blue shorts and a dark blue shirt with a white flowery pattern

Lol. That sounds like good combinationit is you should see me in it and out of it lol

It's one of those hokey y outfits then cocky or y? ahhhh I see now c#key "

Oh lol I forgot about the auto remove feature. Yes hokey co key.

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