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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Received a message from someone.
Thought an instant "no thanks"
But then after a few weeks of seeing them post regularly on the forum, actually decided you'd be quite interested in meeting them to see if there was something more? |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"Received a message from someone.
Thought an instant "no thanks"
But then after a few weeks of seeing them post regularly on the forum, actually decided you'd be quite interested in meeting them to see if there was something more?"
Maybe... |
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"Received a message from someone.
Thought an instant "no thanks"
But then after a few weeks of seeing them post regularly on the forum, actually decided you'd be quite interested in meeting them to see if there was something more?"
Nope gut response is there for a reason. Genreally its always right |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Mines is the other way around
Technically I am open to meeting most people
But how they treat me or others around them turns them form a yes to a no
And once your in that no category you never come out it |
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Not quite, it was the other way around: my delight changed to utter disdain for that person when they discovered I wasn't Caucasian and their public posts on the forå were contradictory to their true inner feelings.
They're still here. Thriving. |
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