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Have you found people rude on here?
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By *onLicks OP Man
over a year ago
Worthing |
I understand the joys and the complexities of chatting but if a stranger blocks you after asking you a question with absolutely no indication why - in this case asked if I was staying in a hotel on the second of a polite couple of emails then I find myself questioning the attitudes of people. Are they just expecting you to be offensive from the first email? What is the etiquette here?
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By *onLicks OP Man
over a year ago
Worthing |
"The etiquette is respect people's decisions and what they feel is a reason to block someone. "
I have no issue with respecting their decisions just seems a little rude to block mid conversation ???? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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pre blocking is a big thing for some we've always done it for many reasons and it works for us it save loads of time stop those whom you have no interest in and it states on our profile not here to chat to people we have no imtention of meeting or thinking of meeting..
just because you joined a swingers site dont mean anybody owes you anything |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The etiquette is respect people's decisions and what they feel is a reason to block someone.
I have no issue with respecting their decisions just seems a little rude to block mid conversation ????"
You said something, or they saw something they didn’t like, and to save the potential for a bunch of abuse following the impending rejection…..have hit the block button.
Many people get arsed when they’re told no thanks. I’m not saying that’s you, but it happens a LOT. |
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"The etiquette is respect people's decisions and what they feel is a reason to block someone.
I have no issue with respecting their decisions just seems a little rude to block mid conversation ????"
Maybe you said something to them in your conversation that they found was a little rude… |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Definitely not me but I guess if people have that experience it's a bit sad. People should just respect and be nice "
Trick is to not take it personally. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I just asked how their meetup went today and said if they ever wanted a beer I would be available to have one (or something very inoffensively similar)"
Probably just meant you weren’t for them and they didn’t fancy having to say no! |
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By *onLicks OP Man
over a year ago
Worthing |
"I presume that you weren't blocked for being offensive, they just thought you weren't compatible"
That's what I concluded. Was just surprised it was only by the second message after asking me a question... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There's only one half of a "conversation" here. People can be "chatting" with one party just being polite and the other party being oblivious that it's not actually going well. Polite party has experience of relentless conversations with people they believe can't take a hint and default to a block as it's easy.
Like Mimi said don't over think it. FWIW Mimi is very adept at communicating her feelings and that works better than just blocking people |
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People are here for very different reasons. Even if you are here for the same things, most people are not compatible with most other people. Accessing this is essential.
Next, with thousands of people here, many need to use block and no reply, to manage their enjoyment of fab. When in Rome... |
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