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By *asycouple1971 OP Couple over a year ago

midlands

We always see this in profiles or messages.

What is a professional guy/woman/couple?

Are they better than everyone else at their job or some kind of spy?

This is doing my head in.

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

I’m sure they don’t look better than you! ??

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

Not better no....just an indication of their background

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

I just ignore it

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By *rmainman10Man over a year ago

Portsmouth

"We always see this in profiles or messages.

What is a professional guy/woman/couple?

Are they better than everyone else at their job or some kind of spy?

This is doing my head in. "

Tell me about it ... At my job.. I have to ask for their occupation... And some people would just say ... "Ummmm put down professional"

I say they are lizard people covering up their stories

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By *enhaligonerMan over a year ago

somewhere

I think it’s a fair point to make. Professional people tend to have a lot going on

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

"Not better no....just an indication of their background "

Is it?

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

Professional = knobhead

Or they have an OF

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

Hate seeing "professional" on a profile or message, just makes ne think they are a twat lol

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By *asycouple1971 OP Couple over a year ago

midlands

"Hate seeing "professional" on a profile or message, just makes ne think they are a twat lol"

Likewise..lol

Makes me think..oh so your better than everyone else twat

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

It’s just a word that causes a load of old bother and raised blood pressures.

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

It's really best not to judge but I think it's fair enough lol

Surely nothing to get hung up about or nasty in any way

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

"It's really best not to judge but I think it's fair enough lol

Surely nothing to get hung up about or nasty in any way

You have professional in your profile don't you

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

"It's really best not to judge but I think it's fair enough lol

Surely nothing to get hung up about or nasty in any way

Who's getting nasty and why shouldn't people judge? The whole point of having a profile is so somebody can judge whether you are likely to be someone they want to meet. Every single person that meets someone from here has made a judgement.

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By *ellinever70Woman over a year ago

Ayrshire

It seems to be the non professionals that get most annoyed about it

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

We both retired early and not professional apart from professional fun seekers lol

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

"It seems to be the non professionals that get most annoyed about it

Agreed It seems an odd thing to get worked up about

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

"It seems to be the non professionals that get most annoyed about it

Agreed It seems an odd thing to get worked up about

You keep making statements like this and I will ask you again and see if I can get an answer. Who is worked up about it?

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By *den-Valley-coupleCouple over a year ago

Cumbria

Words are less off-putting than graphic photographs and if a word puts you off I believe the people using it are happy.

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

"It's really best not to judge but I think it's fair enough lol

Surely nothing to get hung up about or nasty in any way

Read your posts back to yourself

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

"It's really best not to judge but I think it's fair enough lol

Surely nothing to get hung up about or nasty in any way

Read your posts back to yourself

I have all I have done is ask you questions. I haven't got worked up about anything. Are you going to answer?

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By *eniseStockingsTV/TS over a year ago

Salisbury

I've made a career out of not being professional

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By *ongy1000Man over a year ago

welwyn garden city

I think its just a "professional" or polite way to say they have jobs with houses and such and that they are not losers without jobs, teeth and stuff... if you know what I mean.

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

"I think its just a "professional" or polite way to say they have jobs with houses and such and that they are not losers without jobs, teeth and stuff... if you know what I mean.

Can I be a professional loser?

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

"It seems to be the non professionals that get most annoyed about it

Agreed It seems an odd thing to get worked up about

Hardly worked up..

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By *bi HaiveMan over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset

It's a word.

No different to people putting 'genuine' on their profiles. Which equally means fuck all to anyone except the person using the word.

No point overthinking it.

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

"It's a word.

No different to people putting 'genuine' on their profiles. Which equally means fuck all to anyone except the person using the word.

No point overthinking it.

Exactly nothing to get yourself all worked up about .

Chill lol

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

Haha imagine putting that on your CV.. so why should you run this company oh I see your a professional couple your hired

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

"I think its just a "professional" or polite way to say they have jobs with houses and such and that they are not losers without jobs, teeth and stuff... if you know what I mean.

Can I be a professional loser?

Most definitely!

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

A word that turns seemingly rational people into raging buster bloodvessels

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By *uke OzadeMan over a year ago

Ho Chi Minge City

"A word that turns seemingly rational people into raging buster bloodvessels "

That’s just Bad Manners

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

Professional really means nowt with regards to swinging, doesn't it? If I want architect's drawings, I'll go to a professional. When it's down to sex, a connection and a good time, someone's job doesn't matter one iota.

As if "oh we're so professional and elite, we won't run our mouths off like those non-professionals". It's meaningless.

At least that's how I tend to read it. I'm not saying that that's how they definitely are, but it's the first impression given.

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

"A word that turns seemingly rational people into raging buster bloodvessels

That’s just Bad Manners

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

"I think its just a "professional" or polite way to say they have jobs with houses and such and that they are not losers without jobs, teeth and stuff... if you know what I mean.

Can I be a professional loser?

Most definitely!"

Awesome

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By *ontrosebicoupMan over a year ago

MONTROSE

I'm a firefighter but I never put that professional comment it's not a job interview

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"I think its just a "professional" or polite way to say they have jobs with houses and such and that they are not losers without jobs, teeth and stuff... if you know what I mean.

Can I be a professional loser?

Most definitely!

Awesome

I'm the professional winner .. (wait for it)

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

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By *bi HaiveMan over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset

OK. I've had a coffee now so here's my expanded view.

Some people think putting 'professional' on their profile affords them a kind of self awarded status that in some manner puts them above others, whether its based on career, earnings, net worth, assets or whatever. To some it's important. To others it's not in rhe slightest.

Similar questions are often asked when people put 'genuine' or 'genuine swinger' on a profile. What the fuck do they mean??

Surely everyone alive is a genuine, real person, given that as advanced as sex dolls are these days they don't tend to come with AI and the ability to set up a profile on a swingers website. And nobody has ever earned the right to determine what a 'genuine swinger' is - it's down to the individual to define that.

So in summary?

People choose words they think will 'sell' themselves best to others and if that means appearing to place themselves higher on an imaginary food chain than others then that's what they'll do. Does it work? I personally doubt it makes any difference at all but it's their profile after all.

And let's face it. Many don't read any of the words anyway and just make decisions based on the pretty pictures and whether it says 'anal' in the interests.........

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

I'm interested now

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

Whenever I see ‘professional’ in the real world I assume it means ‘has a particularly skilled job that required a specific amount and type of training/education over an extended period of time’

On here, I think it probably means ‘won’t show face pics as if work found out I’d have to have some uncomfortable conversations’ or ‘I can use work as a convenient excuse to bail/disappear’

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By *asycouple1971 OP Couple over a year ago

midlands

Makes me think of this quote from a film

"I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you're looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money... but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you"

lol

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

I'm interested now "

Well at least that's better then being called a twat for having that one word on my profile. Not quite sure why people have to be so rude, but hey ho, that's life.

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

I'm interested now

Well at least that's better then being called a twat for having that one word on my profile. Not quite sure why people have to be so rude, but hey ho, that's life."

Sorry what ?? Was that aimed at me ?

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

I'm interested now

Well at least that's better then being called a twat for having that one word on my profile. Not quite sure why people have to be so rude, but hey ho, that's life.

Sorry what ?? Was that aimed at me ? "

I was replying to your comment that you made to my comment. Talking in general terms about some of the comments on here. Sorry for an confusion.

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

I'm interested now

Well at least that's better then being called a twat for having that one word on my profile. Not quite sure why people have to be so rude, but hey ho, that's life.

Sorry what ?? Was that aimed at me ?

I was replying to your comment that you made to my comment. Talking in general terms about some of the comments on here. Sorry for an confusion."

Meant im interested in your profession.. wasn't being rude ? Anyway it's your privacy have a lovely day

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

"I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

I'm interested now

Well at least that's better then being called a twat for having that one word on my profile. Not quite sure why people have to be so rude, but hey ho, that's life."

Because its a forum and people are allowed to express their opinions

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By *unx2019Couple over a year ago

Moray

Is there a difference between qualified and professional?

Aeronautical engineer, yep, hgv driver, yep electrical and mechanical engineer, yep, got all them, so does that mean I'm professional or just qualified???

Certainly would put professional down

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"I have professional on my profile and proud of it. It just means I work in a recognised profession. A type of job for which specific training skills required, which I've had to study for.

I'm no better or worse than anybody else, just different as we all are.

If people don't like it, tough. I ain't changing for anybody.

Happy fabbing.

I'm interested now

Well at least that's better then being called a twat for having that one word on my profile. Not quite sure why people have to be so rude, but hey ho, that's life.

Because its a forum and people are allowed to express their opinions"

Very true. As I've expressed mine.

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

I used to be a professional dolphin trainer ..

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By *allySlinkyWoman over a year ago

Leeds

"I used to be a professional dolphin trainer .. "

I think that is very cruel

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

We are all professionals at our jobs (well some are haha) dont see what a job has got to do with finding a partner to have sex with on a swinging site lol

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

I’m with you on this one !!

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

People can and do have whatever content they like on their profiles. It's just a a word why we can't do a Dionne and just walk on by is beyond me, why we need affirmation that others feel the same about it I have no clue, other than to stir the pot and make people feel like shit, as as happened above.

If I see professional on a profile I always think of it being indicative of how much time they have to spare tbf because of the busy job they have

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

"Hate seeing "professional" on a profile or message, just makes ne think they are a twat lol

Likewise..lol

Makes me think..oh so your better than everyone else twat"

They put it on their profiles to confuse the uneducated people who get upset about it.

Don't be sad because they are better than you and don't want to meet you.

Perhaps try messaging other people who you don't think are "twats".

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

I’m with you on this one !!, if someone put Professional in there profile normally means / trying to say that they have a busy life outside of the lifestyle rather than a status thing …

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By *ictoria_1976TV/TS over a year ago

Launceston

A bit of a revelation here that so many people read profiles!

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

"People can and do have whatever content they like on their profiles. It's just a a word why we can't do a Dionne and just walk on by is beyond me, why we need affirmation that others feel the same about it I have no clue, other than to stir the pot and make people feel like shit, as as happened above.

If I see professional on a profile I always think of it being indicative of how much time they have to spare tbf because of the busy job they have"

Oi! Stop being sensible.

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

If I see professional on a profile I always think of it being indicative of how much time they have to spare tbf because of the busy job they have"

I don't think someone saying what they do and don't like to see on a profile is stirring the pot or trying to make anyone feel shit.

Also who is asking for affirmation?

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

If I see professional on a profile I always think of it being indicative of how much time they have to spare tbf because of the busy job they have

Oi! Stop being sensible.

Professional fun sponge; that's me

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"I’m with you on this one !!, if someone put Professional in there profile normally means / trying to say that they have a busy life outside of the lifestyle rather than a status thing … "

This

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

"Hate seeing "professional" on a profile or message, just makes ne think they are a twat lol

Likewise..lol

Makes me think..oh so your better than everyone else twat

They put it on their profiles to confuse the uneducated people who get upset about it.

Don't be sad because they are better than you and don't want to meet you.

Perhaps try messaging other people who you don't think are "twats". "

Yeah thats what us uneducated people do anyway

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

"I’m with you on this one !!, if someone put Professional in there profile normally means / trying to say that they have a busy life outside of the lifestyle rather than a status thing …

This

Lots of people that are not considered professionals have busy lives outside a fab so why not just say that.

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

If I see professional on a profile I always think of it being indicative of how much time they have to spare tbf because of the busy job they have

I don't think someone saying what they do and don't like to see on a profile is stirring the pot or trying to make anyone feel shit.

Also who is asking for affirmation? "

You always choose my posts to pick at and I'm not biting, not today.

Have a great day Lorna

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

Probably means they have a decent job and a bit of money.

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

If I see professional on a profile I always think of it being indicative of how much time they have to spare tbf because of the busy job they have

I don't think someone saying what they do and don't like to see on a profile is stirring the pot or trying to make anyone feel shit.

Also who is asking for affirmation?

You always choose my posts to pick at and I'm not biting, not today.

Have a great day Lorna"

Excuse me but I do not pick on you and that is absolutely disgusting that you would say that. I have replied to several people on this post so please do not try and pretend this is something personal when it is not. Thank you! You could have chosen not to answer the question rather than be personal.

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

If I see professional on a profile I always think of it being indicative of how much time they have to spare tbf because of the busy job they have

I don't think someone saying what they do and don't like to see on a profile is stirring the pot or trying to make anyone feel shit.

Also who is asking for affirmation?

You always choose my posts to pick at and I'm not biting, not today.

Have a great day Lorna

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"I’m with you on this one !!, if someone put Professional in there profile normally means / trying to say that they have a busy life outside of the lifestyle rather than a status thing …

This

Lots of people that are not considered professionals have busy lives outside a fab so why not just say that. "

Well, in my case because it's my profile and I can choose what words to use. It reflects me. If people don't like it they can pass me over, block.

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By *unx2019Couple over a year ago

Moray

Let's face it only one true profession in the world and supposedly its the oldest

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

"I’m with you on this one !!, if someone put Professional in there profile normally means / trying to say that they have a busy life outside of the lifestyle rather than a status thing …

This

Lots of people that are not considered professionals have busy lives outside a fab so why not just say that.

Well, in my case because it's my profile and I can choose what words to use. It reflects me. If people don't like it they can pass me over, block."

Of course you can write it and people can start forum threads saying they don't like it.

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By *uke olovingmanMan over a year ago

Gravesend

Don't want to be mucking about with amateurs...they don't have a clue

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"I used to be a professional dolphin trainer ..

I think that is very cruel"

So did I that's why I released them all and got sacked

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

It doesn't annoy me.

It often seems to annoy those that feel insecure about it.

I often see the word misquoted, misused and used in a derogatory way to put down those that use it.

Seems you can say you are a complete TWAT , love football, want to try sexual perversions of all kinds, are overly religious, eat too much, lazy, love cos play, are a builder or a nurse , only want to fuck married people behind their partners back be an out and out or what ever the fuck you like but anyone saying they are a professional sets the non professionals on edge......

tough - it's their hang up.

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

"I used to be a professional dolphin trainer ..

I think that is very cruel

So did I that's why I released them all and got sacked "

Surely there is a blockbuster film in there somewhere.

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"I’m with you on this one !!, if someone put Professional in there profile normally means / trying to say that they have a busy life outside of the lifestyle rather than a status thing …

This

Lots of people that are not considered professionals have busy lives outside a fab so why not just say that.

Well, in my case because it's my profile and I can choose what words to use. It reflects me. If people don't like it they can pass me over, block.

Of course you can write it and people can start forum threads saying they don't like it. "

Never said they couldn't!

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By *uke olovingmanMan over a year ago

Gravesend

"I used to be a professional dolphin trainer ..

I think that is very cruel

So did I that's why I released them all and got sacked

Surely there is a blockbuster film in there somewhere.

He freed his willie

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

This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"I used to be a professional dolphin trainer ..

I think that is very cruel

So did I that's why I released them all and got sacked

Surely there is a blockbuster film in there somewhere.

I know need to get on the phone to speilsberg

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By *allySlinkyWoman over a year ago

Leeds

He freed his willie

Not accidentally, on porpoise

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By *uke olovingmanMan over a year ago

Gravesend

He freed his willie

Not accidentally, on porpoise"

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

He freed his willie

Not accidentally, on porpoise"

Purpoise? What's the joke ?

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

He freed his willie

Not accidentally, on porpoise

Purpoise? What's the joke ? "

Google a porpoise

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By *ohnandJulieCouple over a year ago

"Hate seeing "professional" on a profile or message, just makes ne think they are a twat lol"

exactly our thoughts.

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

He freed his willie

Not accidentally, on porpoise

Purpoise? What's the joke ?

Google a porpoise

Genius

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant "

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy."

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy."

Also just because somebody puts they are a professional on their profile doesn't mean they actually are and it is a very overused word and often not used in the right context.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate. "

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

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

Professional / Pro. Isn't that a person who gets paid for their time? Yay, that means everyone that works and gets paid are professionals. Yippeeeee we're all special.

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"Professional / Pro. Isn't that a person who gets paid for their time? Yay, that means everyone that works and gets paid are professionals. Yippeeeee we're all special. "

No.

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By *ubal1Man over a year ago

Newry Down

Citation in a profile of the term professional, without further verifiable evidence, is really a futile attempt by the user to convey elevated status, to distinguish them from the 'great unwashed'.

What really counts here is personal attractiveness and experience; it is of no consequence what a person's 'professional' status is: the crux on a swingers site is-do they look good, do they behave appropriately/respectfully and are they as expert as they purport to be?

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By *icecouple561Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

If it bothers anybody just use it to indicate you're not compatible.

It's just a word people use to describe themselves. It's honestly no reflection on other people

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

Your overthinking things

Go enjoy sucking like a dyson fucking like a bison as your riding cock like your riding sea biscuit and all that

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

"Professional / Pro. Isn't that a person who gets paid for their time? Yay, that means everyone that works and gets paid are professionals. Yippeeeee we're all special.

No. "

Well that pissed on my bonfire.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem. "

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary.

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"Citation in a profile of the term professional, without further verifiable evidence, is really a futile attempt by the user to convey elevated status, to distinguish them from the 'great unwashed'. "

I totally disagree. It's nothing like that.

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

Really don't get why people are so hung up on this?

It's how they've described themselves on their personal profile. Simple.

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary. "

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary. "

Well said Granny, couldn't agree more.

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary. "

Agreed its really odd and unnecessary! Cannot understand how anyone can get so worked up by the harmless word

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By *MisschiefxTV/TS over a year ago

London

"I think its just a "professional" or polite way to say they have jobs with houses and such and that they are not losers without jobs, teeth and stuff... if you know what I mean.

Can I be a professional loser?

You can be whatever you set your mind to be!

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary.

Well said Granny, couldn't agree more."

Granny ? Lol

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By *MisschiefxTV/TS over a year ago

London

They wear a Navy blue suit, drive a BMW and have an Armani watch they like to flash.

Like a fancy basic person.

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary.

Well said Granny, couldn't agree more.

Granny ? Lol "

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

Doesn't anyone else get to the point when it gets all argumentative and serious and think wow why are we even commenting this is tragic

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By *orrow my wifeCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Also just because somebody puts they are a professional on their profile doesn't mean they actually are and it is a very overused word and often not used in the right context. "

In you opinion only though. Who's to say your opinion is the one tgats the right "context" lol

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By *uke olovingmanMan over a year ago

Gravesend

Bloody amateurs...buggering fab up for the rest of us

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary. "
it's lurpak you need to be spreading

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By *ames-77Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Is it? I don't think somebody not liking something on a profile or thinking it makes someone come across as arrogant somehow indicates they feel inadequate.

Thanks Lorna....... you are so right.

I couldn't possibly know that someone who can't possibly know whether someone is arrogant or thinks they are better than anyone else feels inadequate , could I ?

But that's the point they didn't say they were arrogant did they. It was said to them it indicated that they were and if that's how they choose to filter profiles I really don't see the problem.

Yes Lorna. People have quite clearly said that anyone who puts the word professional on their profile is this , that and the other.

I do see the problem.

This thread has been put up to bash people who describe themselves as professional.

They've been called twats and arrogant , up themselves, 'they think they are better than anyone else' ..... etc

Why are that section of society okay to abuse openly ??

It's just a highly unpleasant witch hunt of a thread.

A little bitching corner.

We may all hold opinions but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't exercise some control over the poison we spread.

It's unnecessary. it's lurpak you need to be spreading

Haha

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By *orrow my wifeCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"It's really best not to judge but I think it's fair enough lol

Surely nothing to get hung up about or nasty in any way

You have professional in your profile don't you

It's just a word all sorts of words are used on profiles.

Ugly , professional , genuine etc etc use what best suites yourself?

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By *it-chrissyTV/TS over a year ago

sw. london

Bodie and Doyle ?

personally, if i see 'professional ' i just assume 'white collar' ...that's all x

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By *allySlinkyWoman over a year ago

Leeds

"it's lurpak you need to be spreading

Too expensive !

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

"it's lurpak you need to be spreading

Too expensive !"

Professionals can afford it....

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

"We always see this in profiles or messages.

What is a professional guy/woman/couple?

Are they better than everyone else at their job or some kind of spy?

This is doing my head in. "

What about “specialist “ ?

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By *2000ManMan over a year ago

Worthing

I usually don't pay attention to any lifestyle 'status' comment. I am more interested in what other things are written.

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By *MisschiefxTV/TS over a year ago

London

"We always see this in profiles or messages.

What is a professional guy/woman/couple?

Are they better than everyone else at their job or some kind of spy?

This is doing my head in.

What about “specialist “ ? "

My mum says I'm specialist

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

"This winds me up and makes him actually ignore it. It indicates that they are some what better which is arrogant

It only indicates that in your head.

It's more about your feelings of inadequacy.

Also just because somebody puts they are a professional on their profile doesn't mean they actually are and it is a very overused word and often not used in the right context.

In you opinion only though. Who's to say your opinion is the one tgats the right "context" lol"

It's not my opinion though there is a list of what are considered professions.

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

"Doesn't anyone else get to the point when it gets all argumentative and serious and think wow why are we even commenting this is tragic "

Exactly

It highlights the unprofessional ones ha

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By *bi HaiveMan over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset

Amateur, professional, hobbyist, specialist, expert, student, first-timer, seasoned veteran.......all good with me.

But like fuck would I ever look twice at anyone who describes themselves as an 'influencer'.......

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By *emorefridaCouple over a year ago

La la land

To me it means they are likely to have a 9-5 job and can't meet up during the day. We used to have it on our profile along with having a young family, as an indicator that we don't have much spare time and that we can't do spontaneous meetings.

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"To me it means they are likely to have a 9-5 job and can't meet up during the day. We used to have it on our profile along with having a young family, as an indicator that we don't have much spare time and that we can't do spontaneous meetings.

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion. "

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it.

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

It’s a pretentious way of saying they have a job.

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By *emorefridaCouple over a year ago

La la land

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it."

See it's strange saying I've job a time intensive job means I'm up my own arse. But having time intensive kids is fine. The two things have the same result on a prospective meet, so why do people get so offended by it?

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it.

I've no idea. It's not pretentious, just a fact of my life.

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By *partharmonyCouple over a year ago

Ruislip

I suspect it means there are certain jobs they approve of which they class as "professional". They look down on other jobs and class them as "unprofessional".

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it.

Because anyone can have kids but not everyone can be a professional.

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

I think the way it reads is as a differentiation between white collar and blue collar workers.

Which is helpful to those who only fancy one 'type' or another.

But can come across as arrogant to those who are sensitive about classism or social climbing etc

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By *emorefridaCouple over a year ago

La la land

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it.

Because anyone can have kids but not everyone can be a professional. "

There are plenty of couples to struggle or can't have children though. The heartbreak it causes is massive. Yet we don't have posts saying look at those parents, they're showing off they can reproduce. Which to me would be a bigger upset than someone's job title.

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By *icecouple561Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it.

Because anyone can have kids but not everyone can be a professional.

For several reasons I'd use the word professional on my profile long before I'd tell the internet I had young children at home.

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

Saying someone is 'getting worked up' is a very basic way of deflecting and stalling and avoiding giving a simple straight answer to a simple question.

Persisting in that line of pushback is immature imho.

Having opposing opinions doesn't automatically change a discussion to an argument, even if they're strongly held.

But trying to shout down an opposing view because they won't just slink away shows a person up.

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

"Saying someone is 'getting worked up' is a very basic way of deflecting and stalling and avoiding giving a simple straight answer to a simple question.

Persisting in that line of pushback is immature imho.

Having opposing opinions doesn't automatically change a discussion to an argument, even if they're strongly held.

But trying to shout down an opposing view because they won't just slink away shows a person up."

This.

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

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

"I think the way it reads is as a differentiation between white collar and blue collar workers.

Which is helpful to those who only fancy one 'type' or another.

But can come across as arrogant to those who are sensitive about classism or social climbing etc"

This

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

In other news……Now I know how to fill a thread I’ve started, up to 175 in the future.

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By *emorefridaCouple over a year ago

La la land

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it.

Because anyone can have kids but not everyone can be a professional.

For several reasons I'd use the word professional on my profile long before I'd tell the internet I had young children at home. "

This is a really good point, and one I've taken on board thank you

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

"it's lurpak you need to be spreading

Too expensive !"

Never scrimp on butter, and always salted. Especially on a crumpet.

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By *ickdasterdly51Man over a year ago

Lingfield

I always imagine turning up to a meet with 'professional ' people to find them with a clipboard in hand, asking me to sign a Service Level Agreement before we start and giving me a set of Key Performance Indicators to achieve before my post meeting appraisal.

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By *icecouple561Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

If one word in a profile does your head in, that is more on you than the actual profile in my opinion.

That's exactly the context in which it's written on my profile. If that one word puts people off, so be it.

Because anyone can have kids but not everyone can be a professional.

For several reasons I'd use the word professional on my profile long before I'd tell the internet I had young children at home.

This is a really good point, and one I've taken on board thank you

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

It’s actually the “professional couple” that makes me laugh. Do they get paid to be a couple? How do we sign up to this?

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By *emorefridaCouple over a year ago

La la land

"It’s actually the “professional couple” that makes me laugh. Do they get paid to be a couple? How do we sign up to this?

I'm sure there are certain sites, where this would be feasible

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By *andb69Couple over a year ago

leeds

Another bitching forum post by inverted snobs who think they're better than everyone else because they don't describe themselves as professional.

Perhaps you could tell me whether if you needed a doctor, a lawyer, a dentist, a brain surgeon, an accountant, a pilot or a teacher for your kids you would be happy going to the girl or guy at the local MacDonald's counter or a 'professional' who has spent years at University training. It's not saying that one is better than the other, just that you're more likely to have had more in common and common experiences. And what is wrong with that? Is it any different to stating a preference for an age range?

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By *JstarsoloWoman over a year ago

Wombwell, Barnsley

"I always imagine turning up to a meet with 'professional ' people to find them with a clipboard in hand, asking me to sign a Service Level Agreement before we start and giving me a set of Key Performance Indicators to achieve before my post meeting appraisal."

Ha ha. Never thought of that. Something I may adopt........

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

I take it that it means their jobs are more important to them than getting laid on a swingers site.

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

I could be a professional tea drinker

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

"Another bitching forum post by inverted snobs who think they're better than everyone else because they don't describe themselves as professional.

Some people get very upset indeed when they are excluded from fucking someone.

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

"It’s actually the “professional couple” that makes me laugh. Do they get paid to be a couple? How do we sign up to this?

I'm sure there are certain sites, where this would be feasible

Nobody wants to pay to see my balls slapping off Mrs NE’s arse

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

Going by this definition it seems we're likely all professionals :

professional

/pr?'f??

Learn to pronounce

adjective

relating to or belonging to a profession.

"young professional people"

Similar:

white-collar

executive

non-manual

Opposite:

manual

engaged in a specified activity as one's main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.

"a professional boxer"

Similar:

paid

salaried

non-amateur

full-time

Opposite:

amateur

noun

a person engaged or qualified in a profession.

"professionals such as lawyers and surveyors"

Similar:

white-collar worker

professional worker

office worker

a person engaged in a specified activity, especially a sport, as a main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.

"his first season as a professional"

Back to my tea

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

Some people get very upset indeed when they are excluded from fucking someone. "

I'm more interested in who a person is as a whole than solely how they pay their bills. If they are a mature functioning adult that I find attractive and interesting both in and out of bed, if they have differing experiences to bring to the table it's even better.

But that's just my own perspective.

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By *elvet RopeMan over a year ago

by the big field

"We always see this in profiles or messages.

What is a professional guy/woman/couple?

Are they better than everyone else at their job or some kind of spy?

This is doing my head in.

Tell me about it ... At my job.. I have to ask for their occupation... And some people would just say ... "Ummmm put down professional"

I say they are lizard people covering up their stories

Friend of mine has just listed himself as an 'Expert' on Linkedin, to counter some of the ridiculous position statuses on there

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By *ackformore100Man over a year ago

Tin town

"We always see this in profiles or messages.

What is a professional guy/woman/couple?

Are they better than everyone else at their job or some kind of spy?

This is doing my head in. "

You have to be a professional or I can't tell you.

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

Some people get very upset indeed when they are excluded from fucking someone.

But that's just my own perspective.

So you ignore every word on a profile? Because them as a person is more important than words to you.

Mature and functioning.... high standards. Do you feel ashamed about using words that exclude many people?

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

Some people get very upset indeed when they are excluded from fucking someone.

But that's just my own perspective.

So you ignore every word on a profile? Because them as a person is more important than words to you.

Mature and functioning.... high standards. Do you feel ashamed about using words that exclude many people? "

Where did I say anything about ignoring a profile? At least keep things accurate.

Not sure your second comment really needs addressing as it's such nonsense.

But again, that's just my opinion

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

Some people get very upset indeed when they are excluded from fucking someone.

But that's just my own perspective.

So you ignore every word on a profile? Because them as a person is more important than words to you.

Mature and functioning.... high standards. Do you feel ashamed about using words that exclude many people? "

Are you taking the mick again, Outsider?

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By *annaBeStrongMan over a year ago

wokingham

Certain jobs would have to be extra careful being on here with face pics. Could get you sacked

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By *iamondCougarWoman over a year ago

Norfuck! / Lincolnshire

Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

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By *ackformore100Man over a year ago

Tin town

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

As you should be

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

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

Exactly! Not sure why others get so aggravated is it jealousy?

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

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile.

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

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile."

Nice one 800m rather than Miles I imagine? Ha

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By *ackdaw52Man over a year ago

Chesterfield

Translation; middle class.

In other words, 'we don't mix with oiks, ragamuffins or anyone that watches ITV'.

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

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile.

Nice one 800m rather than Miles I imagine? Ha"

That would have been some size swimming pool

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By *ora the explorerWoman over a year ago

Paradise, Herts

"Translation; middle class.

In other words, 'we don't mix with oiks, ragamuffins or anyone that watches ITV'."

Oiks

. Love that word

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By *eamworkboyMan over a year ago

Irvine

If you get paid for what you do you're professional otherwise you're an amateur

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By *orrow my wifeCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile."

A professional would know the SI unit for metres was a small m lol

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

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile.

A professional would know the SI unit for metres was a small m lol "

It would really depend on the profession. Something a professional should also know.

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

"Translation; middle class.

In other words, 'we don't mix with oiks, ragamuffins or anyone that watches ITV'."

Or, they may get sacked if outed on here as opposed to being embarrassed by the gossips.

Different for everyone. I don't get bothered by people who describe themselves as fit or fun or filthy...thats their perception and ill form my own should I decide to interact.

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By *ackformore100Man over a year ago

Tin town

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile.

A professional would know the SI unit for metres was a small m lol

It would really depend on the profession. Something a professional should also know."

A swimmer

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By *ackformore100Man over a year ago

Tin town

It's almost as if people expect everyone to be the same and nobody is different and everyone must like everyone else. Feels like a Paul McCartney song.

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

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile.

A professional would know the SI unit for metres was a small m lol

It would really depend on the profession. Something a professional should also know.

A swimmer "

Unfortunately I gave up swimming after getting that badge but it was still pretty impressive for a fat kid.

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

Technically I have to call myself a Professional as it’s in the title

But also it beats saying I lazy around all day doing nothing ha ha

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By *batMan over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)

I don’t mind if people state professional on their profile, but I personally don’t see the relevance. However, that doesn’t matter as it’s their profile, not mine.

Anyone can be busy in their working life, privacy and discretion are important to most people and those in non professional professions might be equally as interesting, intellectually stimulating and eloquent as anyone else. Some of them might be equally or often more wealthy. (I know of lots of graduates who don’t work in their chosen academic field and a few who have gone on to learn a trade after getting their degree).

And there’s some other common phrases that irritate me a little, but not enough to get worked up.

“We don’t bite, unless you ask us.” Nothing wrong with the phrase, but it’s well overdone now.

“Publicly traded blah blah” (especially when they put the numbers in there or mention Facebook). This is almost red flag status for me. It might not stop me being interested, but it’s definitely a discriminator.

“If you don’t like [insert whatever here] move on” A worthy sentiment but a bit redundant as that is the case for anyone’s profile and any trait you can think of.

And of course the good old “I can fuck, lick, splurge, squirt, make you do anything, best ever at” type statements that always make me think pride comes before a fall.

But in the end, some people will think these are important things to include in their bio and some won’t agree.

Happy fabbing all, and after reading some of the arguments above, I think I might look up some girl wrestling porn later. It’s got me right in the mood for it!

Gbat

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"If you get paid for what you do you're professional otherwise you're an amateur

Nope

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile.

A professional would know the SI unit for metres was a small m lol

It would really depend on the profession. Something a professional should also know.

A swimmer

Unfortunately I gave up swimming after getting that badge but it was still pretty impressive for a fat kid."

It's more than impressive. The average 6 year old can swim 1 width of the pool after God knows how many lessons.

You did 32 lengths , Well done !

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

"I don’t mind if people state professional on their profile, but I personally don’t see the relevance. However, that doesn’t matter as it’s their profile, not mine.

And there’s some other common phrases that irritate me a little, but not enough to get worked up.

“We don’t bite, unless you ask us.” Nothing wrong with the phrase, but it’s well overdone now.

“If you don’t like [insert whatever here] move on” A worthy sentiment but a bit redundant as that is the case for anyone’s profile and any trait you can think of.

And of course the good old “I can fuck, lick, splurge, squirt, make you do anything, best ever at” type statements that always make me think pride comes before a fall.

But in the end, some people will think these are important things to include in their bio and some won’t agree.

Happy fabbing all, and after reading some of the arguments above, I think I might look up some girl wrestling porn later. It’s got me right in the mood for it!

Gbat "

Well said

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

"Why do so many people get hung up about the word ‘professional’ ?

If it doesn’t apply to you just ignore it!

Some of us are proud to have studied and gained qualifications which afford us to be a member or associated to or with a specific ‘profession’

I did my 800M badge in year 2 swimming but I don’t put that on my profile.

A professional would know the SI unit for metres was a small m lol

It would really depend on the profession. Something a professional should also know.

A swimmer

Unfortunately I gave up swimming after getting that badge but it was still pretty impressive for a fat kid.

It's more than impressive. The average 6 year old can swim 1 width of the pool after God knows how many lessons.

You did 32 lengths , Well done !"

I probably exaggerated the age. I was in primary school and definitely not in the last couple of years.

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

Retired

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By *allySlinkyWoman over a year ago

Leeds

A professional swimmer earns their living from swimming and doesn't have another job. Getting a lengths badge doesn't make someone professional.

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By *cloversCouple over a year ago

Hull

"Translation; middle class.

In other words, 'we don't mix with oiks, ragamuffins or anyone that watches ITV'.

Or, they may get sacked if outed on here as opposed to being embarrassed by the gossips.

Different for everyone. I don't get bothered by people who describe themselves as fit or fun or filthy...thats their perception and ill form my own should I decide to interact. "

Exactly - there are many professions where a public outing of this lifestyle would be frowned upon or regarded as oppositional to their professional register & standards.

Many people would argue that we should all be able to be open & our employment shouldn't matter. In the real world it does though. Swinging seems to be last bastion of freedom that is still considered to be furtive and unacceptable by the mainstream.

Many people are as guarded about their jobs as they are about their families knowing.

Their profile - their choices.

So many other profiles to read if you don't like ant particular ones

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