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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds

Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life??

P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x

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

Lol I've literally just had a message which started with...Right auld yin, let's get it on!!!!!

I was gobsmacked, did laugh though, I'm not ashamed of my age but .. auld yin !!!!

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

I have thought this exact same thing before my self

Also for myself yes I would say it in real life but my first message are awesome

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Lol I've literally just had a message which started with...Right auld yin, let's get it on!!!!!

I was gobsmacked, did laugh though, I'm not ashamed of my age but .. auld yin !!!! "

Cheeky Fecker

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I have thought this exact same thing before my self

Also for myself yes I would say it in real life but my first message are awesome "

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By *oobyHotwifeWoman  over a year ago

Thurrock

Couples can be equally as bad, I don't even meet couples but they all seem to think they can be the exception to the rule & as one told me yesterday, I get the best of both worlds if I changed my mind

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

I've decided some of them do and that's why they are festering on a website, complaining they can't get women to respond to them.

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


"Lol I've literally just had a message which started with...Right auld yin, let's get it on!!!!!

I was gobsmacked, did laugh though, I'm not ashamed of my age but .. auld yin !!!!

Cheeky Fecker "

Gotta laugh

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

We got one the other day…

“Hi darling I’d love to suck on your tits”

Our profile says it’s the male half replying… Now I’m self conscious of my man boobs

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

Funnily enough I've just received one that made me think this exact thing

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Couples can be equally as bad, I don't even meet couples but they all seem to think they can be the exception to the rule & as one told me yesterday, I get the best of both worlds if I changed my mind "

I must admit, all the messages I've received from couples have been nice x

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I've decided some of them do and that's why they are festering on a website, complaining they can't get women to respond to them. "

Some are just disgusting and vile x

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By *layful HarlequinMan  over a year ago

iver heath

Well no I’d definitely leave out the bit about six milk bottles and an egg whisk in the bedroom out.

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By *eyeYCouple  over a year ago

Nr Leicester

Yup!!! We get the same.. Just ignore now, although the one's that really grate are the ones excluding D! From both Couples, men and women!! It's obviously not clear we're choosing this together..

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"We got one the other day…

“Hi darling I’d love to suck on your tits”

Our profile says it’s the male half replying… Now I’m self conscious of my man boobs "

He maybe likes them squishy

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Funnily enough I've just received one that made me think this exact thing "

Nothing surprises me anymore on here...and then they wonder why they aren't getting replies.

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By *ed LipstickWoman  over a year ago

Fucksville

Same here, why would you send someone such an overly sexual first message. I understand that it's a sex site but come on please. Ooooo maybe I'm a prude

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


"We got one the other day…

“Hi darling I’d love to suck on your tits”

Our profile says it’s the male half replying… Now I’m self conscious of my man boobs

He maybe likes them squishy "

Squishy, hairy man tits. If he messages again I might let him motorboat them

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Same here, why would you send someone such an overly sexual first message. I understand that it's a sex site but come on please. Ooooo maybe I'm a prude "

I'm beginning to think I am. If a guy ever walked up to me in person and said some of the things I've received, he'd be picking his teeth up from the floor

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

I believe I would….but I’m the type of guy that tries to be polite, charming and witty in my opening messages….I get ignored….but that’s how it is when I’m chatting in real life

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

They're not meeting someone in person. They are addressing someone on a website full of spunked up genitals, sex menus, tits out, sex reviews.

I don't think it's their fault if they assume that's how people want to be approached.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I believe I would….but I’m the type of guy that tries to be polite, charming and witty in my opening messages….I get ignored….but that’s how it is when I’m chatting in real life "

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By *partharmonyCouple  over a year ago

Ruislip

I hope not. I hope nobody goes to a station ticket off and instead of saying "A second class return to Nottingham, please" they end up saying "I want fuck your slut wife up the arse". But I have often wondered how these people function in society.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"They're not meeting someone in person. They are addressing someone on a website full of spunked up genitals, sex menus, tits out, sex reviews.

I don't think it's their fault if they assume that's how people want to be approached. "

I tend to find it's the 20-30 year old bracket that send them.

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By *ed LipstickWoman  over a year ago

Fucksville


"They're not meeting someone in person. They are addressing someone on a website full of spunked up genitals, sex menus, tits out, sex reviews.

I don't think it's their fault if they assume that's how people want to be approached. "

Good point

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By *eyeYCouple  over a year ago

Nr Leicester


"Same here, why would you send someone such an overly sexual first message. I understand that it's a sex site but come on please. Ooooo maybe I'm a prude

I'm beginning to think I am. If a guy ever walked up to me in person and said some of the things I've received, he'd be picking his teeth up from the floor "

Totally justified!!!

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

Also the ...what you wearing ones. Not even a hello lol. I laugh ,do they think women sit in there living room in sexy underwear 24/7 . I reply with the stark reality of life....cosy pj's

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Also the ...what you wearing ones. Not even a hello lol. I laugh ,do they think women sit in there living room in sexy underwear 24/7 . I reply with the stark reality of life....cosy pj's "

Lol...me too

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


"Lol I've literally just had a message which started with...Right auld yin, let's get it on!!!!!

I was gobsmacked, did laugh though, I'm not ashamed of my age but .. auld yin !!!! "

Definitely not an auld yin

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By *hunky GentMan  over a year ago

Maldon and Peterborough

And I always thought I was charming.

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

They absolutely would not, some weird guys on here, you've got to wonder what is up with the women they manage to get through to

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"And I always thought I was charming. "

You are CG....I meant some guys, not all x

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"They absolutely would not, some weird guys on here, you've got to wonder what is up with the women they manage to get through to"

As they say, it takes allsorts to make the world go round

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By *otsossieMan  over a year ago

local, but not too local


"P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x"

Do women send messages now?

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By *HaRiFMan  over a year ago

Beyond the shadows.


"Also the ...what you wearing ones. Not even a hello lol. I laugh ,do they think women sit in there living room in sexy underwear 24/7 . I reply with the stark reality of life....cosy pj's "

What if they have a cosy PJ's fettish

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By *ust PeachyWoman  over a year ago

Prestonish


"Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life??

P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x"

Weirdly I’m stuck in a hospital waiting room and - due to pure boredom - trying to re-educate a decent looking guy on the perils of sending faf messages and dick pics as a first message.

I’ll let you know how I get on!

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life??

P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x

Weirdly I’m stuck in a hospital waiting room and - due to pure boredom - trying to re-educate a decent looking guy on the perils of sending faf messages and dick pics as a first message.

I’ll let you know how I get on! "

Good luck with your mission.

Hope everything is ok x

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x

Do women send messages now? "

I dont know.....do they???

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By *lynJMan  over a year ago

Morden


"Well no I’d definitely leave out the bit about six milk bottles and an egg whisk in the bedroom out. "

The rubber chicken is ok though?

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By *parrow77Man  over a year ago

cheshire

See I send a polite hi and stuff never abuse cos I want people see me for me not an idiot or abuser. But sometime comments get back omg lol

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By *erbert the pervertMan  over a year ago

party in your panties

This isn’t real life though

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

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By *lynJMan  over a year ago

Morden


"They're not meeting someone in person. They are addressing someone on a website full of spunked up genitals, sex menus, tits out, sex reviews.

I don't think it's their fault if they assume that's how people want to be approached.

I tend to find it's the 20-30 year old bracket that send them."

Some of us were brought up with better manners.

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By *annaBeStrongMan  over a year ago

wokingham

Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women?

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women? "

I've no idea what you send

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By *oc1998Man  over a year ago

Dundalk

Yes I would. I compliment women's looks and personality from their bio. Politness is way more attractive than rudeness haha

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By *ed LipstickWoman  over a year ago

Fucksville


"Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women? "

Yes pls can you send an example

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"They're not meeting someone in person. They are addressing someone on a website full of spunked up genitals, sex menus, tits out, sex reviews.

I don't think it's their fault if they assume that's how people want to be approached.

I tend to find it's the 20-30 year old bracket that send them.

Some of us were brought up with better manners. "

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"This isn’t real life though "

So is that an excuse to be disgusting and vile???

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


"They're not meeting someone in person. They are addressing someone on a website full of spunked up genitals, sex menus, tits out, sex reviews.

I don't think it's their fault if they assume that's how people want to be approached.

Manners are free

I tend to find it's the 20-30 year old bracket that send them.

Some of us were brought up with better manners. "

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"See I send a polite hi and stuff never abuse cos I want people see me for me not an idiot or abuser. But sometime comments get back omg lol

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By *layful HarlequinMan  over a year ago

iver heath


"Well no I’d definitely leave out the bit about six milk bottles and an egg whisk in the bedroom out.

The rubber chicken is ok though? "

Exactly

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

Anytime I get one of "those" messages I ask would.you walk up.to a woman in a bar and ask her that. Usual reply is no but its a sex site here.

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By *illynillyCouple  over a year ago

Wiltshire

We had one the other day saying...I d love to fuck a milf...I replied, you presume I m a mother?

His reply...I hope they didn't ruin your pussy for me...

Safe to say that's a definite no

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By *annaBeStrongMan  over a year ago

wokingham


"Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women?

I've no idea what you send "

Ahhh… sorry I just felt like the title include all men as if you knew what all men sent.

My mistake

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By *otsossieMan  over a year ago

local, but not too local


"We had one the other day saying...I d love to fuck a milf...I replied, you presume I m a mother?

His reply...I hope they didn't ruin your pussy for me...

Safe to say that's a definite no "

Jesus H CHRIST.

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

Manners are free ..not I want to stick my cock in your mouth as a message is not what you want too see

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By *hrissycox66TV/TS  over a year ago

watford

I had one on Saturday night 1.30am “ are you free now I want to fuck you”

Blocked of course

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

Same with sending an erection picture in your message! No thanks. You wouldn't do that in real life! Whip it out before saying hello. We have the men filter on so this was from the male half of a couple.

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


"We had one the other day saying...I d love to fuck a milf...I replied, you presume I m a mother?

His reply...I hope they didn't ruin your pussy for me...

Safe to say that's a definite no "

Did he ask why you turned him down?

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women?

I've no idea what you send

Ahhh… sorry I just felt like the title include all men as if you knew what all men sent.

My mistake "

Where did I say "all"

It was a general question.

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

I was just thinking the same thing OP

My block button gets a good workout lol

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By *entlemanFoxMan  over a year ago

North East / London


"Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life??

P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x"

I hope to treat the recipeint as a real person. Messages received range from witty & sophisticated to one word dreary.

The worst is that your carefully crafted message sits perpetually unread as it drifts to eventual autodelete by the system.

Q

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I was just thinking the same thing OP

My block button gets a good workout lol "

Mine is red hot

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By *illynillyCouple  over a year ago

Wiltshire


"We had one the other day saying...I d love to fuck a milf...I replied, you presume I m a mother?

His reply...I hope they didn't ruin your pussy for me...

Safe to say that's a definite no

Did he ask why you turned him down? "

Ha no but also had a...giz a go on her...to which I replied saying woe you must get loads of meets with a message like that to which he said he did and could he have a go... beggars belief

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

These stories make me glad I blocked messages from guys. I remember my first day well and the forest of dick pics that came with it

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By *annaBeStrongMan  over a year ago

wokingham


"Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women?

I've no idea what you send

Ahhh… sorry I just felt like the title include all men as if you knew what all men sent.

My mistake

Where did I say "all"

It was a general question."

You didn’t say all, but you didn’t exclude anyone either.

You asked generally, so you asked everyone. Assuming you knew what all men send.

Saying “not man bashing” then posting negatively about men in general is the same as saying “it’s just banter” when saying something horrible. It’s not a defence in my opinion.

The same kinda post with genders reversed would get exactly the response I’m giving

Just my 2c

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By *tephanjMan  over a year ago

Kettering

I'm a nice older gentleman and I'm always polite when I send messages, and will never understand why some have to send obnoxious messages I'm sure it never works

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women?

I've no idea what you send

Ahhh… sorry I just felt like the title include all men as if you knew what all men sent.

My mistake

Where did I say "all"

It was a general question.

You didn’t say all, but you didn’t exclude anyone either.

You asked generally, so you asked everyone. Assuming you knew what all men send.

Saying “not man bashing” then posting negatively about men in general is the same as saying “it’s just banter” when saying something horrible. It’s not a defence in my opinion.

The same kinda post with genders reversed would get exactly the response I’m giving

Just my 2c "

Thanks for your input.

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By *illynillyCouple  over a year ago

Wiltshire

We have also had abusive messages from couples and females...actually often the chat with females is incredibly dull...guessing they aren't so dull with men though...

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By *avie65Man  over a year ago

In the west.

Can they actually read and write!

They would look at photos, spontaneously self-combust then paste in the the message that their semi-literate friend sent to them. And all from the comfort of their wanking chariot.

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By *layful HarlequinMan  over a year ago

iver heath


"I was just thinking the same thing OP

My block button gets a good workout lol

Mine is red hot "

Ok you two stop boasting ..!

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


"I was just thinking the same thing OP

My block button gets a good workout lol

Mine is red hot

Ok you two stop boasting ..! "

Ha!!

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By *he LsCouple  over a year ago

East Midlands

We find nearly all messages are respectful from both couples and singles. If course there exceptions, we've literally just had a "nice pics, am wanking over you" message... but those are exceptions not the norm.

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

I'm finding it really hard this week. Messages like "Can I cream pie your tits x" are just disgusting. Adding a fucking X makes me want to scream.

I get lots of lovely ones which I aim to reply to but they're outnumbered atm. I have a date tonight with someone who sent me a nice intro message. This is why I don't switch off messages from men. Because they do lead to meets and they do lead to friendships and banter. But for fuck's same I'm not an object.

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

A lot of women have told me the weird messages they get and it makes me queen toon how these guys act on their day to day life..

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By *layful HarlequinMan  over a year ago

iver heath


"I was just thinking the same thing OP

My block button gets a good workout lol

Mine is red hot

Ok you two stop boasting ..!

Ha!! "

Ha!

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I was just thinking the same thing OP

My block button gets a good workout lol

Mine is red hot

Ok you two stop boasting ..! "

It's not a boast to be proud off

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By *xploring_FunWoman  over a year ago

Usually South, Currently North

I had one a few months ago that said basically said they’d met my other half a while back and he’d “let” my OH fuck his girlfriend so…

With the implication, to me, that it was now his turn and wasn’t overly pleasant when I said no.

Amusingly I recently had a second one recently mention meeting my other half. He’s been on here over 10 years so if all the guys whose partners he’s played with feel owed a reciprocal “turn” it’s going to be interesting lol.

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

I am pretty much only here now for the forum. The messages generally bore me to tears.

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By *hunky GentMan  over a year ago

Maldon and Peterborough

Crikey. I best stop messaging people.

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


"Couples can be equally as bad, I don't even meet couples but they all seem to think they can be the exception to the rule & as one told me yesterday, I get the best of both worlds if I changed my mind "

Ditto!

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By *aseMan  over a year ago

Gourock

And would they be seen in public with them

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


"I'm finding it really hard this week. Messages like "Can I cream pie your tits x" are just disgusting. Adding a fucking X makes me want to scream.

I get lots of lovely ones which I aim to reply to but they're outnumbered atm. I have a date tonight with someone who sent me a nice intro message. This is why I don't switch off messages from men. Because they do lead to meets and they do lead to friendships and banter. But for fuck's same I'm not an object. "

'Adding a fucking X'

Got to laugh at it though right? It's beyond comprehension and just mind blowing.

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By *agic.MMan  over a year ago

Orpington


"Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life?"

Yes...yes I would, although I rarely send an opening message

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


"I'm finding it really hard this week. Messages like "Can I cream pie your tits x" are just disgusting. Adding a fucking X makes me want to scream.

I get lots of lovely ones which I aim to reply to but they're outnumbered atm. I have a date tonight with someone who sent me a nice intro message. This is why I don't switch off messages from men. Because they do lead to meets and they do lead to friendships and banter. But for fuck's same I'm not an object.

'Adding a fucking X'

Got to laugh at it though right? It's beyond comprehension and just mind blowing. "

Yeah I today I don't have a sense of humour about it. I just feel shit.

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


"I had one a few months ago that said basically said they’d met my other half a while back and he’d “let” my OH fuck his girlfriend so…

With the implication, to me, that it was now his turn and wasn’t overly pleasant when I said no.

Amusingly I recently had a second one recently mention meeting my other half. He’s been on here over 10 years so if all the guys whose partners he’s played with feel owed a reciprocal “turn” it’s going to be interesting lol. "

Many couples assume they should both get a 'go'/ 'turn'. Swapping of the women like sex bait.

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By *urls and DressesWoman  over a year ago

Somewhere near here

These are my thoughts all the time, would they act like this in person upon meeting them? I would hope not!

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

I find a short sharp 'fuck off' to these messages works quite well

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

The 1 i get most of is do you take it up the bum ,then wonder why they dont get replies

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By *HaRiFMan  over a year ago

Beyond the shadows.

The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

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By *ecadent_DevonMan  over a year ago

Okehampton

90% of the first messages I receive are:

Hi. How big is it?

I can honestly say that nobody has ever used that as an opener to me in a pub.

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By *ed VoluptaWoman  over a year ago

Wirral.


"Yes I would. Why do you ask? What kind of things do I send women?

I've no idea what you send

Ahhh… sorry I just felt like the title include all men as if you knew what all men sent.

My mistake "

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By *xploring_FunWoman  over a year ago

Usually South, Currently North


"I had one a few months ago that said basically said they’d met my other half a while back and he’d “let” my OH fuck his girlfriend so…

With the implication, to me, that it was now his turn and wasn’t overly pleasant when I said no.

Amusingly I recently had a second one recently mention meeting my other half. He’s been on here over 10 years so if all the guys whose partners he’s played with feel owed a reciprocal “turn” it’s going to be interesting lol.

Many couples assume they should both get a 'go'/ 'turn'. Swapping of the women like sex bait.

"

Sorry, I should have been clearer.

Both of these met my other half years ago. Long before I met him.

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


"I've decided some of them do and that's why they are festering on a website, complaining they can't get women to respond to them.

Some are just disgusting and vile x"

Agreed

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling

Yes, yes I would. I did today actually. And yesterday. Likely will tomorrow too.

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

I know I just got a bike message saying. “ your phone bill is now ready for payment” I mean

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By *ed VoluptaWoman  over a year ago

Wirral.


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out "

Simple solution you would think

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


"Well no I’d definitely leave out the bit about six milk bottles and an egg whisk in the bedroom out. "

Not everyone has milk bottles these days. Do you supply your own or will cartons do?

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


"Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life??

P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x"

Always start off polite and courteous until you know what the person you are chatting to likes. Everyone is different and its a skill to find out how someone likes their chat to go.

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By *hrough the looking gla55Couple  over a year ago

Epsom


"Couples can be equally as bad, I don't even meet couples but they all seem to think they can be the exception to the rule & as one told me yesterday, I get the best of both worlds if I changed my mind "

Agreed

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By *hrough the looking gla55Couple  over a year ago

Epsom

Probably the one that sticks in mind most was asking if I'd rent B out for an hour

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"Couples can be equally as bad, I don't even meet couples but they all seem to think they can be the exception to the rule & as one told me yesterday, I get the best of both worlds if I changed my mind

Agreed "

And what's the connection? Men!

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

Oh god... More pressure on that first message now haha

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By *etcplCouple  over a year ago

Gapping Fanny

I’d make a table book out of them.

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

It's fun to read them though...

I'm having great giggles here

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out "

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!

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


"Also the ...what you wearing ones. Not even a hello lol. I laugh ,do they think women sit in there living room in sexy underwear 24/7 . I reply with the stark reality of life....cosy pj's "

Same Sorts the wheat from the chaff.

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By *erbert the pervertMan  over a year ago

party in your panties


"This isn’t real life though

So is that an excuse to be disgusting and vile???"

I didn’t say that.

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By *hongman1Man  over a year ago

Mansfield

I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles.

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By *ld StrumpetWoman  over a year ago

Telford

Todays little nugget his words not mine..

I’m going to give you my fat cock cream.

Errr no sweet pea you are not

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles. "

The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles.

The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????"

For once I don't think this particular thread is man bashing. Though it of course is open to it heading in that direction but that's not on you as the OP.

It was a direct question presented to men.

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By *HaRiFMan  over a year ago

Beyond the shadows.


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!"

No they SHOULDN'T have to but in the absence of a "block all men who send unacceptable messages" filter. What else is there, if you don't want to receive that type of messages?

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By *etcplCouple  over a year ago

Gapping Fanny


"The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????"

If we can get some choice samples I’m happy to try them out at the MLS.

Some times its not what you say, but how you say it!

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By *hongman1Man  over a year ago

Mansfield


"I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles.

The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????"

I didn’t say you as the OP was man bashing, but come on, we can all see the comments. Lol

To answer your question from my perspective, no, I wouldn’t, but I don’t speak to people like shit, make or female, unless they have opened by speaking to me like shit of course. Unfortunately, society (and fab) seems to be full of knobs.

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By *mily36CWoman  over a year ago

Bedford (or anywhere beginning with B..!?)


"90% of the first messages I receive are:

Hi. How big is it?

I can honestly say that nobody has ever used that as an opener to me in a pub. "

Unless referring to the bill for a round of drinks in London ...

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


"And all from the comfort of their wanking chariot. "

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles.

The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????

For once I don't think this particular thread is man bashing. Though it of course is open to it heading in that direction but that's not on you as the OP.

It was a direct question presented to men. "

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan  over a year ago

Aylesbury


"Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life??

P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x"

I have a strict "do not talk to women unknown to myself" rule with a rare caveat of friendliness if the mood takes me. Not that my messages on here are particularly egregious mind.

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By *HaRiFMan  over a year ago

Beyond the shadows.


"I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles.

The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????"

That might have not been your intention as you don't sate good or bad messages but the way you phrased your quest has left it open for others to interpret it as such.

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By *elinefineWoman  over a year ago

kempston

These messages about messages do make me laugh

They fall in to distinct categories.

The men who don’t know what to say or question why they aren’t getting a response….

The women who are questioning the motivations and the sense of the males sending the messages.

Then the mix of the most bizarre stuff that we receive.

I will admit to taking screen shots of some of my most amusing for my own amusement!

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!

No they SHOULDN'T have to but in the absence of a "block all men who send unacceptable messages" filter. What else is there, if you don't want to receive that type of messages?

"

Maybe some men should just stop treating women like pieces of meat.

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By *eyeYCouple  over a year ago

Nr Leicester

A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

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By *xploring_FunWoman  over a year ago

Usually South, Currently North


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!

No they SHOULDN'T have to but in the absence of a "block all men who send unacceptable messages" filter. What else is there, if you don't want to receive that type of messages?

"

More peer pressure on men not to send messages for starters.

And less of an expectation that this is an issue for women to manage, rather than men to change.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?"

Flirty/flattering is good but some of the disgusting ones just turn the stomach x

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By *HaRiFMan  over a year ago

Beyond the shadows.


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!

No they SHOULDN'T have to but in the absence of a "block all men who send unacceptable messages" filter. What else is there, if you don't want to receive that type of messages?

Maybe some men should just stop treating women like pieces of meat.

"

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no?

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By *layful HarlequinMan  over a year ago

iver heath


"Well no I’d definitely leave out the bit about six milk bottles and an egg whisk in the bedroom out.

Not everyone has milk bottles these days. Do you supply your own or will cartons do?"

I am always happy to improvise cartons it is x

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!

No they SHOULDN'T have to but in the absence of a "block all men who send unacceptable messages" filter. What else is there, if you don't want to receive that type of messages?

Maybe some men should just stop treating women like pieces of meat.

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no? "

Which is why I asked the question...

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


"I am always happy to improvise cartons it is x"

Marvellous. Can you wait til tomorrow? I should have finished another two-pinter.

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

As I don’t send messages no comment

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles.

The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????

That might have not been your intention as you don't sate good or bad messages but the way you phrased your quest has left it open for others to interpret it as such."

That's on other people who fail to interpret the OP question, often times it says more about them than the person asking. I'm a huge anal freak when it comes to wording things to avoid confusion, and while it could have been worded differently, the question was still clear. People would have made it in to man bashing regardless of how the OP had said it. But again that is on them.

Hell if the question was about women, at some point it would have descended in to a man bashing/men vs women thread.

I read the question and responded appropriately above.

Pretty much saying yes, I do say the things I say to others in an opening message. Because I'm polite in the first message as I am to others out in the world, I do t say anything I wouldn't elsewhere. I read the question and responded with the answer.

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By *xploring_FunWoman  over a year ago

Usually South, Currently North


"

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no? "

Actually it needs aimed at all men.

Men like that don’t listen to women, but they do often listen to other men.

If guys stopped laughing, even if it’s just polite and internally they’re rolling their eyes, at their pal making comments about the slag on the dance floor. Or actually told them they were out of order when they brag about not giving their bitch ex money for nails and hair (ie skipping child main ten episode) then less guys would do it.

If it wasn’t socially acceptable to be a prick to women then it would be like d*unk driving - rare and come with social consequences.

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

4000% this. Men need to be calling each other out for bullshit behaviour far more often, instead of just being like 'oh he doesn't mean it, he's a nice guy really.'

like hello, no he's worse behind closed doors trust me

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By *layful HarlequinMan  over a year ago

iver heath


"I am always happy to improvise cartons it is x

Marvellous. Can you wait til tomorrow? I should have finished another two-pinter."

Happy to I’ll start off now as my take some time in the milk float me thinks

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By *hongman1Man  over a year ago

Mansfield


"I’d hate to see a men bashing thread if this isn’t one.

I’m always polite in my opening message, I send it the same way as I would speak to a lady in a pub, cafe, or wherever else. I never anticipate getting a response as most just don’t bother anyway. I only ever message people who I think we have a near identical match in terms of interests on our profiles.

The question was would guys speak to woman in RL as the do on here....

What's man bashing about that????

That might have not been your intention as you don't sate good or bad messages but the way you phrased your quest has left it open for others to interpret it as such.

That's on other people who fail to interpret the OP question, often times it says more about them than the person asking. I'm a huge anal freak when it comes to wording things to avoid confusion, and while it could have been worded differently, the question was still clear. People would have made it in to man bashing regardless of how the OP had said it. But again that is on them.

Hell if the question was about women, at some point it would have descended in to a man bashing/men vs women thread.

I read the question and responded appropriately above.

Pretty much saying yes, I do say the things I say to others in an opening message. Because I'm polite in the first message as I am to others out in the world, I do t say anything I wouldn't elsewhere. I read the question and responded with the answer."

I’d just like to point out, that although I do find it honourable you’re defending the OP, my intention wasn’t to start the OP had purposely started a man bashing thread, so my apologies if it did come across as that, and I hope that was cleared up in my response to the OP above.

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


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!"

Exactly - I'm really sick of this being suggested instead of - the men in question not being pricks. I don't want to turn off my messages. I like hearing from some men. I like making friends, and having good conversations. I like that someone may message whom I want to meet. Stop telling women what to do - we are not the problem.

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"Would you REALLY say some of the things you send in your opening message to someone in real life??

P.s Not a man bashing thread...I just don't know what type of messages some women send, only going by what I receive sometimes x"

I’ll give you an example:

‘Hi’

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


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?"

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

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By *HaRiFMan  over a year ago

Beyond the shadows.


"

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no?

Actually it needs aimed at all men.

Men like that don’t listen to women, but they do often listen to other men.

If guys stopped laughing, even if it’s just polite and internally they’re rolling their eyes, at their pal making comments about the slag on the dance floor. Or actually told them they were out of order when they brag about not giving their bitch ex money for nails and hair (ie skipping child main ten episode) then less guys would do it.

If it wasn’t socially acceptable to be a prick to women then it would be like d*unk driving - rare and come with social consequences. "

In my opinion preaching to the converted doesn't make much of a difference, as they are already doing the things you expect them to do. But I could be wrong I don't hold a monopoly on bring right

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


"

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no?

Actually it needs aimed at all men.

Men like that don’t listen to women, but they do often listen to other men.

If guys stopped laughing, even if it’s just polite and internally they’re rolling their eyes, at their pal making comments about the slag on the dance floor. Or actually told them they were out of order when they brag about not giving their bitch ex money for nails and hair (ie skipping child main ten episode) then less guys would do it.

If it wasn’t socially acceptable to be a prick to women then it would be like d*unk driving - rare and come with social consequences. "

Do you genuinely believe this will make any difference? That men - or people in general - only behave as they do because its socially accepted by their mates? I'm wondering what kind of people find it amusing to hang bags of dog shit on trees because as far as I can tell everyone condemns the behaviour but there's an awful lot of people who do it.

I wonder if we made murder socially unacceptable it would stop? R@pe? Theft? Mugging?

It's funny isn't it, the tiniest hint of a suggestion that a woman could do anything at all to influence the behaviour of her fellow humans is an outrage and an anathema to most commentators on here but it's perfectly OK to suggest that all men are responsible for the behaviour of all other men. This is true even though there is absolutely zero evidence to suggest any effect. I mean if we're blaming acquaintances why wait for adulthood? If behaviour is that easily controlled by everyone else why not blame mothers? Every man has one and if a mate calling you out on a joke is enough then surely to god a mother doing her job properly would mean boys don't grow up like this in the first place?

Mr

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"The thought has occurred to me why not just block all men and message the ones you want that way most of these types of messages will hopefully get filtered out

Women shouldn't NEED to block all men!

Exactly - I'm really sick of this being suggested instead of - the men in question not being pricks. I don't want to turn off my messages. I like hearing from some men. I like making friends, and having good conversations. I like that someone may message whom I want to meet. Stop telling women what to do - we are not the problem. "

Exactly this

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no?

Actually it needs aimed at all men.

Men like that don’t listen to women, but they do often listen to other men.

If guys stopped laughing, even if it’s just polite and internally they’re rolling their eyes, at their pal making comments about the slag on the dance floor. Or actually told them they were out of order when they brag about not giving their bitch ex money for nails and hair (ie skipping child main ten episode) then less guys would do it.

If it wasn’t socially acceptable to be a prick to women then it would be like d*unk driving - rare and come with social consequences.

Do you genuinely believe this will make any difference? That men - or people in general - only behave as they do because its socially accepted by their mates? I'm wondering what kind of people find it amusing to hang bags of dog shit on trees because as far as I can tell everyone condemns the behaviour but there's an awful lot of people who do it.

I wonder if we made murder socially unacceptable it would stop? R@pe? Theft? Mugging?

It's funny isn't it, the tiniest hint of a suggestion that a woman could do anything at all to influence the behaviour of her fellow humans is an outrage and an anathema to most commentators on here but it's perfectly OK to suggest that all men are responsible for the behaviour of all other men. This is true even though there is absolutely zero evidence to suggest any effect. I mean if we're blaming acquaintances why wait for adulthood? If behaviour is that easily controlled by everyone else why not blame mothers? Every man has one and if a mate calling you out on a joke is enough then surely to god a mother doing her job properly would mean boys don't grow up like this in the first place?

Mr"

Well in chap.

Nicely put.

Good work.

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By *annaBeStrongMan  over a year ago

wokingham


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way. "

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

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By *annaBeStrongMan  over a year ago

wokingham


"

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no?

Actually it needs aimed at all men.

Men like that don’t listen to women, but they do often listen to other men.

If guys stopped laughing, even if it’s just polite and internally they’re rolling their eyes, at their pal making comments about the slag on the dance floor. Or actually told them they were out of order when they brag about not giving their bitch ex money for nails and hair (ie skipping child main ten episode) then less guys would do it.

If it wasn’t socially acceptable to be a prick to women then it would be like d*unk driving - rare and come with social consequences.

Do you genuinely believe this will make any difference? That men - or people in general - only behave as they do because its socially accepted by their mates? I'm wondering what kind of people find it amusing to hang bags of dog shit on trees because as far as I can tell everyone condemns the behaviour but there's an awful lot of people who do it.

I wonder if we made murder socially unacceptable it would stop? R@pe? Theft? Mugging?

It's funny isn't it, the tiniest hint of a suggestion that a woman could do anything at all to influence the behaviour of her fellow humans is an outrage and an anathema to most commentators on here but it's perfectly OK to suggest that all men are responsible for the behaviour of all other men. This is true even though there is absolutely zero evidence to suggest any effect. I mean if we're blaming acquaintances why wait for adulthood? If behaviour is that easily controlled by everyone else why not blame mothers? Every man has one and if a mate calling you out on a joke is enough then surely to god a mother doing her job properly would mean boys don't grow up like this in the first place?

Mr"

Damn. Very well put.

Mothers, get your act together

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By *xploring_FunWoman  over a year ago

Usually South, Currently North


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In my opinion preaching to the converted doesn't make much of a difference, as they are already doing the things you expect them to do. But I could be wrong I don't hold a monopoly on bring right "

You’re missing the point.

It’s still very often socially acceptable in a group of makes to be misogynistic toward women.

How many times have you pulled up a friend, relative or colleague for calling a woman a slag or commenting on her attire suggesting she’s up for it? Compared to how many times you’ve heard it I bet very few.

Or how many times have you posted on the forums suggesting men stop being nasty to women compared to how many times you’ve suggested how women should deal with it…

While men like yourself prefer preaching to women how to deal with it, rather than preaching to men not to do it, then there’s no pressure on the men to stop. Because Dave/Steve/Mohammed/Pete obviously agree because they just laugh and tell women not to wear that/post there/accept messages if they don’t like it

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


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient "

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

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By *hongman1Man  over a year ago

Mansfield


"

As the father of two doughters I agree with you. But this conversation needs to be aimed at those men, no?

Actually it needs aimed at all men.

Men like that don’t listen to women, but they do often listen to other men.

If guys stopped laughing, even if it’s just polite and internally they’re rolling their eyes, at their pal making comments about the slag on the dance floor. Or actually told them they were out of order when they brag about not giving their bitch ex money for nails and hair (ie skipping child main ten episode) then less guys would do it.

If it wasn’t socially acceptable to be a prick to women then it would be like d*unk driving - rare and come with social consequences.

Do you genuinely believe this will make any difference? That men - or people in general - only behave as they do because its socially accepted by their mates? I'm wondering what kind of people find it amusing to hang bags of dog shit on trees because as far as I can tell everyone condemns the behaviour but there's an awful lot of people who do it.

I wonder if we made murder socially unacceptable it would stop? R@pe? Theft? Mugging?

It's funny isn't it, the tiniest hint of a suggestion that a woman could do anything at all to influence the behaviour of her fellow humans is an outrage and an anathema to most commentators on here but it's perfectly OK to suggest that all men are responsible for the behaviour of all other men. This is true even though there is absolutely zero evidence to suggest any effect. I mean if we're blaming acquaintances why wait for adulthood? If behaviour is that easily controlled by everyone else why not blame mothers? Every man has one and if a mate calling you out on a joke is enough then surely to god a mother doing her job properly would mean boys don't grow up like this in the first place?

Mr"

Holy. Shit.

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient "

Indeed. It’s a bit like the notion that a compliment is creepy, when it is from someone you don’t find attractive - but romanticised when it is from someone who you do find attractive.

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By *hongman1Man  over a year ago

Mansfield


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on. "

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

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


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Indeed. It’s a bit like the notion that a compliment is creepy, when it is from someone you don’t find attractive - but romanticised when it is from someone who you do find attractive. "

From someone I am talking to when I've made it clear I am interested vs the very first message from a stranger. Completely different scenarios.

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By *HaRiFMan  over a year ago

Beyond the shadows.


"

In my opinion preaching to the converted doesn't make much of a difference, as they are already doing the things you expect them to do. But I could be wrong I don't hold a monopoly on bring right

You’re missing the point.

It’s still very often socially acceptable in a group of makes to be misogynistic toward women.

How many times have you pulled up a friend, relative or colleague for calling a woman a slag or commenting on her attire suggesting she’s up for it? Compared to how many times you’ve heard it I bet very few.

Or how many times have you posted on the forums suggesting men stop being nasty to women compared to how many times you’ve suggested how women should deal with it…

While men like yourself prefer preaching to women how to deal with it, rather than preaching to men not to do it, then there’s no pressure on the men to stop. Because Dave/Steve/Mohammed/Pete obviously agree because they just laugh and tell women not to wear that/post there/accept messages if they don’t like it "

Ok if that's how you see me then fair enough.

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By *eyeYCouple  over a year ago

Nr Leicester


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on. "

Erm.. the intent of our comment was as an agreement with the OP's original statement..

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


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles? "

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

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


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

Erm.. the intent of our comment was as an agreement with the OP's original statement.. "

I understand that. I was elaborating on what you said - sorry if what I said came off badly.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds

Well this escalated quickly from a simple question

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it. "

In all likelihood most people on this site probably do send explicit messages to strangers. If one was to examine the stats. Given the number of threads like this I suspect it is the case.

Personally, I only reply to messages. I don’t send them.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

In all likelihood most people on this site probably do send explicit messages to strangers. If one was to examine the stats. Given the number of threads like this I suspect it is the case.

Personally, I only reply to messages. I don’t send them. "

Thats because there are more men than women on the site...so yes most (men) probably do.

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By *hilloutMan  over a year ago

All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest

The issue of unpleasant and unsolicited messages women receive and how to deal with it always degenerates into an arguenent between to ideas:

1- men should stop being rude and gross with their messaging.

I'm all in favor of this and should naturally apply to everyone; men come up far more often because they handily outnumber everyone else here.

2- women should block all men from messaging if they can't cope and instead message and engage with the ones they fancy.

In an ideal world, this wouldn't and shouldn't be necessary. As i'm sure everyone can attest, we don't live in an ideal or just world. Reality forces people to adjust accordingly.

I can't understand how a common sense suggestion of tightening messaging filters is so triggering. If you can't cope with the content or volume of messages then do something to remedy this. Plenty of women defend and adopt this approach.

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


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

In all likelihood most people on this site probably do send explicit messages to strangers. If one was to examine the stats. Given the number of threads like this I suspect it is the case.

Personally, I only reply to messages. I don’t send them. "

The first message. As it is the topic of the thread I didn't spell it out. But that's what I meant.

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By *eyeYCouple  over a year ago

Nr Leicester


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

Flirty/flattering is good but some of the disgusting ones just turn the stomach x"

As we feel, in what world would be different? Just basic manners!! X

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By *hongman1Man  over a year ago

Mansfield


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it. "

Like I said, depends on the profile. Some want you to get down to brass tax don’t they. We’re all different

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

In all likelihood most people on this site probably do send explicit messages to strangers. If one was to examine the stats. Given the number of threads like this I suspect it is the case.

Personally, I only reply to messages. I don’t send them.

Thats because there are more men than women on the site...so yes most (men) probably do."

No it’s not. It’s because it’s a sex site. People A men and women are going to send explicit messages. My comment was not about who does it most, simply that it’s likely to occur.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

In all likelihood most people on this site probably do send explicit messages to strangers. If one was to examine the stats. Given the number of threads like this I suspect it is the case.

Personally, I only reply to messages. I don’t send them.

Thats because there are more men than women on the site...so yes most (men) probably do.

No it’s not. It’s because it’s a sex site. People A men and women are going to send explicit messages. My comment was not about who does it most, simply that it’s likely to occur. "

Actually it is a swinging site....not a sex site

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol

This thread is exactly why I don’t message women here. Too many contradictions.

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

In all likelihood most people on this site probably do send explicit messages to strangers. If one was to examine the stats. Given the number of threads like this I suspect it is the case.

Personally, I only reply to messages. I don’t send them.

Thats because there are more men than women on the site...so yes most (men) probably do.

No it’s not. It’s because it’s a sex site. People A men and women are going to send explicit messages. My comment was not about who does it most, simply that it’s likely to occur.

Actually it is a swinging site....not a sex site"

Semantics

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


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

Like I said, depends on the profile. Some want you to get down to brass tax don’t they. We’re all different "

Even though every single woman on the thread and every other one like it says they don't like sexually explicit messages as an intro? Sure. Ok.

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

Odd that so many gents are having issues contacting and communicating with women here. I’ve never had an issue

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

Now I feel left out, I hardly get the explicit messages.

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


"We had one the other day saying...I d love to fuck a milf...I replied, you presume I m a mother?

His reply...I hope they didn't ruin your pussy for me...

Safe to say that's a definite no "

sorry that bad but was funny aswell.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

Like I said, depends on the profile. Some want you to get down to brass tax don’t they. We’re all different "

Very true....but some don't bother reading profiles!

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By *eyeYCouple  over a year ago

Nr Leicester


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient "

Our comment seems to have been taken out of context a touch.. We were wholeheartedly agreed with the initial statement of respect..

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By *he_Last_TitanMan  over a year ago

Bristol


"Odd that so many gents are having issues contacting and communicating with women here. I’ve never had an issue "

It’s not odd when you read through the forums. Themes abound.

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


"Odd that so many gents are having issues contacting and communicating with women here. I’ve never had an issue

It’s not odd when you read through the forums. Themes abound. "

I spend quite a bit of time in the forums

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds


"Odd that so many gents are having issues contacting and communicating with women here. I’ve never had an issue "

Apparently it's not the guys who have the issues....its us women, go figure

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By *orkshire_roses999Couple  over a year ago

yorkshire


"We got one the other day…

“Hi darling I’d love to suck on your tits”

Our profile says it’s the male half replying… Now I’m self conscious of my man boobs "

Hahahaha that’s hilarious!!!

We’ve had a few of the “I’d love to suck em till you scream” type messages……

I mean you can….but I’m not that way inclined (am 100% NOT GAY MALE!!)

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By *eyeYCouple  over a year ago

Nr Leicester


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

Erm.. the intent of our comment was as an agreement with the OP's original statement..

I understand that. I was elaborating on what you said - sorry if what I said came off badly. "

It did. However apology accepted and we're on the same page x

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds

Thanks to all for your contributions to the thread.

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By *hongman1Man  over a year ago

Mansfield


"A fine line to tread, polite/boring Vs Flirty/flattering.. we all know why we're here, but really how do some get it sooooooo wrong!?!?

It's not a fine line. Seriously - "hello how are you, I liked your profile, can we chat" OR "can I cream pie over your titx". It's not difficult. It's seeing women as humans that's the problem. Men who write the vile messages see women as objects for their sexual urges. Luckily there are LOTS of men who don't see women this way.

“It’s not a fine line! Look at these 2 extreme examples from each side of the spectrum”

I think you’ll find it is a fine line when not dealing with extremes.

For example a writing out a little fantasy you had about someone could be a turn on the r vomit inducing, depending on the recipient

Would a decent man write a little fantasy to a total stranger as his first message? I don't think so. I've had them written to me and it's after we've chatted, after he knows a little about me to judge what I may find a turn on.

I’m terms of your list question. It depends on what it states in the profile surely. So, if that is what the lady or couple is asking for (and those profiles do exisit) then yes. But then do we get beaten down for doing that in the first message? Or do we go with the polite opener as we should if we were chatting in a pub, to then inevitably be shot down in a different thread stating we don’t read profiles?

Is it really so difficult to NOT send sexually explicit messages to strangers? Most people on this site manage it.

Like I said, depends on the profile. Some want you to get down to brass tax don’t they. We’re all different

Very true....but some don't bother reading profiles!"

That’s true, and it’s another issue I have seen a lot in the forums. I always read the profile in full and follow any instruction (if given) in any message I send. And quite often don’t even bother to message if there is even 1 single clear indicator that my message won’t be well received no matter how nice it is.

The problem is that there is a lot of tarring with the same brush and it gets a little frustrating as a respectable person.

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By *parkle1974 OP   Woman  over a year ago

Leeds

It seems us women must block ALL men according to some...so ladies, time to get those filters on just because there are SOME men who think more with their dick than their heads and just treat women as any holes a goal!

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