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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Why do people put that on their profile or in messages?
Professional what? Twat? Knob? Imbocile? I dont get it.
It should be a ta**o word. Anyone attempting to use it should be banned immediately 
I'm hot and tired.... and grumpy |
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"Why do people put that on their profile or in messages?
Professional what? Twat? Knob? Imbocile? I dont get it.
It should be a ta**o word. Anyone attempting to use it should be banned immediately
I'm hot and tired.... and grumpy "
Sense of self importance I guess? Makes someone feel good about themselves? Or they just get paid for it?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Maybe its a title self givem to feel more important than one really is.
Its all projection.
Or some proffessing,they are professional fabbers,
What ever that could mean??
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I think they're trying to protray a level of culture, class and educational attainment rather than explain their employment status.
Personally I find the term cringy and a bit of a turn off. It's not a total red flag as I like to get to know people and make my own judgments (I've come to like people off here in the past who describe them self as professionals). But it's quite often an indicator that they may not be my sort of person.
But each to their own. People often like to be with like people. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Does what you perceive your profession to be have any relevance to your sexual abilities?
No
But it filters out the dumplins
I have a fear of finding out I've shagged one of those"
You shag dumplings? Are they only professional ones? |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
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"Does what you perceive your profession to be have any relevance to your sexual abilities?
No
But it filters out the dumplins
I have a fear of finding out I've shagged one of those"
I thought they were exclusive to cold winter evenings |
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"Maybe its a title self givem to feel more important than one really is.
Its all projection.
Or some proffessing,they are professional fabbers,
What ever that could mean??
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I always assumed it meant they wore a t-shirt with their sponsors name on for the duration of any meet  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why do people put that on their profile or in messages?
Professional what? Twat? Knob? Imbocile? I dont get it.
It should be a ta**o word. Anyone attempting to use it should be banned immediately
I'm hot and tired.... and grumpy "
You need to watch Man on Fire..  |
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"Why do people put that on their profile or in messages?
Professional what? Twat? Knob? Imbocile? I dont get it.
It should be a ta**o word. Anyone attempting to use it should be banned immediately
I'm hot and tired.... and grumpy "
Thank you OP for mentioning this. And I did not even have to say a word |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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"I think they're trying to protray a level of culture, class and educational attainment rather than explain their employment status.
Personally I find the term cringy and a bit of a turn off. It's not a total red flag as I like to get to know people and make my own judgments (I've come to like people off here in the past who describe them self as professionals). But it's quite often an indicator that they may not be my sort of person.
But each to their own. People often like to be with like people."
I think you are right. What it means is a job requiring professional qualifications or membership above associate member normally like member or chartered but it’s just used as a preference to meet middle class university educated higher earners |
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