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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I had a v good meet with a newbie and he ignored my messages.
I am right to block and forget?
I need some support...
So rude  "
It is rude so it up to you |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You were expecting a reply to a message?
No one owes you a reply, you know. Well that's what people keep telling others who complain about not getting replies to messages.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't think its fair to call the guy a wanker for maybe not having as much fun as you did on a meet
I think if a man had posted the same with the title of Bitch then there would be masses of posts on this thread by now
Up to you if you block him,if he's ignoring you then its not really going to make that much difference to him anyway |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I had a v good meet with a newbie and he ignored my messages.
I am right to block and forget?
I need some support...
So rude "
Block and move on. Everybody is out for different things in here. Don't worry too much. Learn the lesson. Good luck. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ahhh, the supportive forum members to the rescue. Constructive advice always seems to get drowned out by the destructive criticism. Somebody looking for advice gets shot down, regardless of the terminology used, complete crappy thing to do! Bravo! |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
If you feel he has been rude and that means you wouldn't want to meet him again then probably block.
I have found that some men do behave like this and then contact again after a little while wanting a repeat meet. I have a simple little rule of thumb: never meet again if they haven't had the decency to send a message acknowledging having met me. I always send a thank you and expect the same.
Your rules and expectations are what you need to follow. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ahhh, the supportive forum members to the rescue. Constructive advice always seems to get drowned out by the destructive criticism. Somebody looking for advice gets shot down, regardless of the terminology used, complete crappy thing to do! Bravo! "
You may have a different opinion if it was you she was calling a wanker though  |
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"I had a v good meet with a newbie and he ignored my messages.
I am right to block and forget?
I need some support...
So rude "
Guess once they cum they done .. you no use any more . give up and block . move on |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ahhh, the supportive forum members to the rescue. Constructive advice always seems to get drowned out by the destructive criticism. Somebody looking for advice gets shot down, regardless of the terminology used, complete crappy thing to do! Bravo! "
Because having a thread entitled 'wankers' bemoaning at a lack of reply to a message is, of course, the right way to go about soliciting support and engendering the community.
As opposed to a thread entitled 'What to do?' asking if, having had no response to post meet messages, it was acceptable to move on and block?
Terminology be damned, the approach just wasn't right. |
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"Ahhh, the supportive forum members to the rescue. Constructive advice always seems to get drowned out by the destructive criticism. Somebody looking for advice gets shot down, regardless of the terminology used, complete crappy thing to do! Bravo!
Because having a thread entitled 'wankers' bemoaning at a lack of reply to a message is, of course, the right way to go about soliciting support and engendering the community.
As opposed to a thread entitled 'What to do?' asking if, having had no response to post meet messages, it was acceptable to move on and block?
Terminology be damned, the approach just wasn't right."
OK I am the wanker. Thanks Prof. I feel better now...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ahhh, the supportive forum members to the rescue. Constructive advice always seems to get drowned out by the destructive criticism. Somebody looking for advice gets shot down, regardless of the terminology used, complete crappy thing to do! Bravo!
You may have a different opinion if it was you she was calling a wanker though "
No, clearly the guy has been a knob. They fucked and he didn't message to say thanks but not again thanks. I'd be ashamed, I was brought up better than that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Because having a thread entitled 'wankers' bemoaning at a lack of reply to a message is, of course, the right way to go about soliciting support and engendering the community.
As opposed to a thread entitled 'What to do?' asking if, having had no response to post meet messages, it was acceptable to move on and block?
Terminology be damned, the approach just wasn't right."
Sometimes it's important to use the part of our brains that can empathize with other humans and their emotions, regardless of the terminology the lady in question was obviously looking for support. Although, I do fully understand people have different capabilities when trying to understands another human beings emotions. Nevermind. |
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"Because having a thread entitled 'wankers' bemoaning at a lack of reply to a message is, of course, the right way to go about soliciting support and engendering the community.
As opposed to a thread entitled 'What to do?' asking if, having had no response to post meet messages, it was acceptable to move on and block?
Terminology be damned, the approach just wasn't right.
Sometimes it's important to use the part of our brains that can empathize with other humans and their emotions, regardless of the terminology the lady in question was obviously looking for support. Although, I do fully understand people have different capabilities when trying to understands another human beings emotions. Nevermind. "
I was only asking for advice but maybe not again.... forums eh?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Don't think it's really nice to just fuck and forget no message reply, only really takes seconds. But then again real life doesn't always have nice people in it.... so yeah you might think he's a bit of a wanker.
Best not to dwell on it, move on  |
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By *ayseanMan
over a year ago
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Just look at it as fun experience+put it down to the fact not everyone have the politeness to chat afterwards,im sure you will continue to have alot of fun anyway babe with no shortage of offers! Xxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I was only asking for advice but maybe not again.... forums eh? "
Do you think you have been given bad or unfair advice at any point in this thread based on your opening post? |
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By *orkieMan
over a year ago
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"If you feel he has been rude and that means you wouldn't want to meet him again then probably block.
I have found that some men do behave like this and then contact again after a little while wanting a repeat meet. I have a simple little rule of thumb: never meet again if they haven't had the decency to send a message acknowledging having met me. I always send a thank you and expect the same.
Your rules and expectations are what you need to follow."
Definately going along with Lickertysplits on this one.... as a single guy if a single female or couple have agreed to meet me then why not keep up the dialogue after you have met. single guys have it tough enough on here without being labelled as "fuck and run" merchants.
Whenever I have a meet dialogue is always ongoing whether it is via message on fab, text message, email or fone call... manners cost fcuk all |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I was only asking for advice but maybe not again.... forums eh?
Do you think you have been given bad or unfair advice at any point in this thread based on your opening post?
um dunno "
Broadly speaking there are two types of people in this world, those who tell you what you want to hear and those who tell you how it actually is.
The best people in my life tell me how it actually is because they respect me as a relatively switched on confident individual that can handle reality. That's why I choose to have them in my life and it's also why I respect their advice.
I urge you to read the thread again based solely on what you said in the opening post, then with cold rationale, decide which responses are most constructive to you in the long run as an active member on this site. |
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By *odareyouMan
over a year ago
not far from iceland,,,,,, tescos is nearer though :-) (near leeds) |
The reasons could be many for his lack of response... People have different expectations and motives for meeting people., I don't know what both his and yours were or are.
Given what you've said I'd forget, move on, use the experience from this event to try and make sure that it doesn't happen again,, if he's ignoring your messages blocking will only serve the purpose of a digital two fingers to you mister. If that's going to make you feel better definitely block...
Have lots of fun,...   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Perhaps the gent did not think he had such a good meet as the OP, and lacked the courage to say so to spare the feelings of the OP, and use the avoidance tactic to prevent further contacts?
Who knows what he really thinks, except for the fact that he is not interested in further contacts.
Move on I'd say.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Were you hoping for a bit more than NSA? Maybe that's the reason you feel hard done by. Toughen up, the men and women on here are looking for sex (sometimes friendship) and that's it. Nobody owes anybody anything. Yes, a thank you would be nice but why bother getting so angry about it. If he was so great in bed, I would not have called him a wanker and discussed it in a public forum, I would have kept him as a friend and maybe then you would have had more meets. As a previous poster stated, maybe he didn't feel the meet went as well as you thought? |
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"Rude? How is it rude, you met, he shot his load.....i dont get it? "
We need sound tracks to play alongside these forum topics....Neil Diamond springs to mind for this thread.
'You don't bring me flowers anymore'..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would say just try and look at it the way he is? You got a good fuck out of it, and he is of no use to you now. It might make you feel a bit better about it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Wish I'd not started this. It was only cos he said he wanted to meet again and texted for a couple of weeks then weirded on me.
Anyways thanks for all your comments.
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Dust yourself off, 'pop your collar' and move forward. All you've done is post a thread when your'e angry....lots of people have done that, it's no biggy. Hope it makes you stronger. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I've had this happen a few times I just send a polite message to say thanks etc... And no reply I find it baffling especially if you have been chatting for a while, is it not common courtesy to reply ? But I don't send a second message I just move on suppose its the nsa factor isn't it but it doesn't bode well for men and the "wham bam thank you mam" quote !  |
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