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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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My big frustration is being blocked for a reason I know not ..if reason I like to know and learn from it
I'm polite guy respectful ( rare I know lol )
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Some people block if they’re certain they aren’t interested in meeting you, so you won’t accidentally contact each other again.
Some block if you live too close.
Or if you’re into something they aren’t.
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Don’t waste your energy worrying about it
They blocked you for some reason but that was there choice at the end of the day dude.
Understand you feel you want to explain yourself and prove them wrong buddie.
Unfortunately there are some absolute bell ends out there dude.
Don’t stress over the twats simple ???? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My big frustration is being blocked for a reason I know not ..if reason I like to know and learn from it
I'm polite guy respectful ( rare I know lol )
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Are you uniquely rare?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It doesn’t matter. Sometimes it turns out to be a blessing and you think ‘phew! Escape’ "
It’s certainly true of those I’ve noticed have blocked me, there’s literally not one that I’d ever want to spend any time with whatsoever so it’s a definitely a blessing isn’t it?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Every boxing day I let my block list free ... by new year, there are the same seven guys blocked again!  Being blocked on here is no different to people not liking or speaking to you in real life ... we can't get on with or be liked by everyone  |
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Two words: inbox management. If someone is not interested in someone else, they will often block them so both parties do not waste their own time in the future. I struggle to understand what is so wrong with that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Every boxing day I let my block list free ... by new year, there are the same seven guys blocked again! Being blocked on here is no different to people not liking or speaking to you in real life ... we can't get on with or be liked by everyone "
I’d never get bored of looking at your boobs. Ok, back to the thread. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Every boxing day I let my block list free ... by new year, there are the same seven guys blocked again! Being blocked on here is no different to people not liking or speaking to you in real life ... we can't get on with or be liked by everyone
I’d never get bored of looking at your boobs. Ok, back to the thread. "
Lol ...  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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If someone is not interested perhaps they just block why waste time some guys are abusive on here when a polite no is given look at the bigger picture and have a thicker skin Mayb |
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"My big frustration is being blocked for a reason I know not ..if reason I like to know and learn from it
I'm polite guy respectful ( rare I know lol )
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Don't take it personally OP.
You maybe nice, polite & respectful, but you may not be what someone is looking for.
I block people for lots of reasons, not just the ones who send, idiotic FAF messages.
Doesn't mean alot have done anything wrong, often it's because they're local to me, and I may actually know them or have rlf friends in common, they don't match my preferences, have maviewed my profile multiple times, which in my experience means I'll get a message shortly, and I'm saving us both wasting our time.
They maybe the nicest of people but I just don't want to interact with them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My big frustration is being blocked for a reason I know not ..if reason I like to know and learn from it
I'm polite guy respectful ( rare I know lol )
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You know how SJW crew go about hunting years past tweets to stop someone from getting a sweet gig.
Yeah some people on here take jokes as gospel and would block you but not Jimmy carr
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I once got blocked for not liking the same flavour of monster munch . Scandalous."
What flavour do you like? This could be a deal breaker here *hand hovering over the block button*..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I once got blocked for not liking the same flavour of monster munch . Scandalous.
What flavour do you like? This could be a deal breaker here *hand hovering over the block button*..... "
Yellow ones. Block away |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I once got blocked for not liking the same flavour of monster munch . Scandalous.
What flavour do you like? This could be a deal breaker here *hand hovering over the block button*.....
Yellow ones. Block away "
Oooh Roast Beef! You're safe |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I once got blocked for not liking the same flavour of monster munch . Scandalous.
What flavour do you like? This could be a deal breaker here *hand hovering over the block button*.....
Yellow ones. Block away
Oooh Roast Beef! You're safe "
Phewwwwwwww  |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
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"Look at it this way buddie.
If they’ve blocked you it’s there loss and some one else’s gain and put your energy into that instead of wasting it on the other twats matey "
Why is it their loss? It was their choice to block for whatever reason they saw fit. It's obviously a benefit to them not a loss.
OP there will always be a reason you find yourself blocked by someone. Generally you'll never find out. It doesn't change the situation and if the reason turned out to be something you couldn't change (height, age, location, dick size, sexuality, skin colour....you know.....personal preferences) then knowing wouldn't benefit you in any way.
People who proactively block aren't twats.
Those that feel entitled to know why others make a decision are though....
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Look at it this way buddie.
If they’ve blocked you it’s there loss and some one else’s gain and put your energy into that instead of wasting it on the other twats matey
Why is it their loss? It was their choice to block for whatever reason they saw fit. It's obviously a benefit to them not a loss.
OP there will always be a reason you find yourself blocked by someone. Generally you'll never find out. It doesn't change the situation and if the reason turned out to be something you couldn't change (height, age, location, dick size, sexuality, skin colour....you know.....personal preferences) then knowing wouldn't benefit you in any way.
People who proactively block aren't twats.
Those that feel entitled to know why others make a decision are though....
A"
I agree. It's not their loss at all. I never understand why people say that haha. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Look at it this way buddie.
If they’ve blocked you it’s there loss and some one else’s gain and put your energy into that instead of wasting it on the other twats matey
Why is it their loss? It was their choice to block for whatever reason they saw fit. It's obviously a benefit to them not a loss.
OP there will always be a reason you find yourself blocked by someone. Generally you'll never find out. It doesn't change the situation and if the reason turned out to be something you couldn't change (height, age, location, dick size, sexuality, skin colour....you know.....personal preferences) then knowing wouldn't benefit you in any way.
People who proactively block aren't twats.
Those that feel entitled to know why others make a decision are though....
A
I agree. It's not their loss at all. I never understand why people say that haha. "
oh it definatly is where im concened  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Look at it this way buddie.
If they’ve blocked you it’s there loss and some one else’s gain and put your energy into that instead of wasting it on the other twats matey
Why is it their loss? It was their choice to block for whatever reason they saw fit. It's obviously a benefit to them not a loss.
OP there will always be a reason you find yourself blocked by someone. Generally you'll never find out. It doesn't change the situation and if the reason turned out to be something you couldn't change (height, age, location, dick size, sexuality, skin colour....you know.....personal preferences) then knowing wouldn't benefit you in any way.
People who proactively block aren't twats.
Those that feel entitled to know why others make a decision are though....
A
I agree. It's not their loss at all. I never understand why people say that haha. oh it definatly is where im concened "
Keep telling yourself that |
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"Two words: inbox management. If someone is not interested in someone else, they will often block them so both parties do not waste their own time in the future. I struggle to understand what is so wrong with that."
Nothing wrong with it. But if I message someone a perfectly polite message, with a couple of face pics, and I’m verified.... and that alone is enough to get me blocked it seems a bit of an over reaction. Arrogant even, if there’s an assumption that I’m going to send more messages. That’s how it comes across anyway. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Two words: inbox management. If someone is not interested in someone else, they will often block them so both parties do not waste their own time in the future. I struggle to understand what is so wrong with that.
Nothing wrong with it. But if I message someone a perfectly polite message, with a couple of face pics, and I’m verified.... and that alone is enough to get me blocked it seems a bit of an over reaction. Arrogant even, if there’s an assumption that I’m going to send more messages. That’s how it comes across anyway."
Out of curiosity, why does it come across as arrogant? Perhaps the user is used to people messaging over and over again. How are they to know that you won't be one of those types? They don't know you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Look at it this way buddie.
If they’ve blocked you it’s there loss and some one else’s gain and put your energy into that instead of wasting it on the other twats matey
Why is it their loss? It was their choice to block for whatever reason they saw fit. It's obviously a benefit to them not a loss.
OP there will always be a reason you find yourself blocked by someone. Generally you'll never find out. It doesn't change the situation and if the reason turned out to be something you couldn't change (height, age, location, dick size, sexuality, skin colour....you know.....personal preferences) then knowing wouldn't benefit you in any way.
People who proactively block aren't twats.
Those that feel entitled to know why others make a decision are though....
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I agree. It's not their loss at all. I never understand why people say that haha. oh it definatly is where im concened
Keep telling yourself that "
i do u not been listening all these months |
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I have no problems with people blocking me, that's their prerogative..
What I do not appreciate is people making arrangements to meet and not turning up and blocking you.. that I find is just very rude. |
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"Look at it this way buddie.
If they’ve blocked you it’s there loss and some one else’s gain and put your energy into that instead of wasting it on the other twats matey
Why is it their loss? It was their choice to block for whatever reason they saw fit. It's obviously a benefit to them not a loss.
OP there will always be a reason you find yourself blocked by someone. Generally you'll never find out. It doesn't change the situation and if the reason turned out to be something you couldn't change (height, age, location, dick size, sexuality, skin colour....you know.....personal preferences) then knowing wouldn't benefit you in any way.
People who proactively block aren't twats.
Those that feel entitled to know why others make a decision are though....
A"
Was only saying that all |
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"Two words: inbox management. If someone is not interested in someone else, they will often block them so both parties do not waste their own time in the future. I struggle to understand what is so wrong with that.
Nothing wrong with it. But if I message someone a perfectly polite message, with a couple of face pics, and I’m verified.... and that alone is enough to get me blocked it seems a bit of an over reaction. Arrogant even, if there’s an assumption that I’m going to send more messages. That’s how it comes across anyway.
Out of curiosity, why does it come across as arrogant? Perhaps the user is used to people messaging over and over again. How are they to know that you won't be one of those types? They don't know you. "
No, to be fair this subject has cropped up on the forums a few times, and I guess I can kinda see the reasoning behind it. If it has been someone’s experience that they are often then bombarded by multiple further messages, then blocking everyone they’re not interested in becomes their default.
But my view would probably be that people get blocked after doing something unreasonable. So, taken in isolation, from my perspective, being blocked without having done anything remotely unreasonable *seems* like an overreaction. It comes across as arrogant because the perceived implication is that I’m going to then be a dick and bombard the person with further messages.
I do appreciate that women have to put up with a lot of shit on here though, and it’s largely down to men and women looking through opposite ends of the same telescope. |
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"Two words: inbox management. If someone is not interested in someone else, they will often block them so both parties do not waste their own time in the future. I struggle to understand what is so wrong with that.
Nothing wrong with it. But if I message someone a perfectly polite message, with a couple of face pics, and I’m verified.... and that alone is enough to get me blocked it seems a bit of an over reaction. Arrogant even, if there’s an assumption that I’m going to send more messages. That’s how it comes across anyway.
Out of curiosity, why does it come across as arrogant? Perhaps the user is used to people messaging over and over again. How are they to know that you won't be one of those types? They don't know you. "
I meant to just add, I suppose I would have hoped that someone might get from the tone of any initial message I sent that I wouldn't be one of those types.
Although again, I’d concede that perhaps you can never tell. |
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"Two words: inbox management. If someone is not interested in someone else, they will often block them so both parties do not waste their own time in the future. I struggle to understand what is so wrong with that.
Nothing wrong with it. But if I message someone a perfectly polite message, with a couple of face pics, and I’m verified.... and that alone is enough to get me blocked it seems a bit of an over reaction. Arrogant even, if there’s an assumption that I’m going to send more messages. That’s how it comes across anyway.
Out of curiosity, why does it come across as arrogant? Perhaps the user is used to people messaging over and over again. How are they to know that you won't be one of those types? They don't know you.
No, to be fair this subject has cropped up on the forums a few times, and I guess I can kinda see the reasoning behind it. If it has been someone’s experience that they are often then bombarded by multiple further messages, then blocking everyone they’re not interested in becomes their default.
But my view would probably be that people get blocked after doing something unreasonable. So, taken in isolation, from my perspective, being blocked without having done anything remotely unreasonable *seems* like an overreaction. It comes across as arrogant because the perceived implication is that I’m going to then be a dick and bombard the person with further messages.
I do appreciate that women have to put up with a lot of shit on here though, and it’s largely down to men and women looking through opposite ends of the same telescope."
So because you send a nice message with pics and are verified, it's arrogant if someone doesn't want to meet you and blocks you? It's a way of managing emails. You are coming across arrogant and entitled yourself.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Why is blocking seen as a personal attack! It stops any repeat messaging in six months when you have forgotten about messaging previously, it also stops you both coming up in local news feeds, searches etc and preventing someone that they/you might actually be interested in being in the list instead. It isn't just to stop people you dislike from contacting you, it is a very practical tool. Unfortunately some people aren't grown up enough to see things from more than one perspective , it seems. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My big frustration is being blocked for a reason I know not ..if reason I like to know and learn from it
I'm polite guy respectful ( rare I know lol )
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So why does it bother you? Because you can't look st the pretty pictures. |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
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"Why is blocking seen as a personal attack! It stops any repeat messaging in six months when you have forgotten about messaging previously, it also stops you both coming up in local news feeds, searches etc and preventing someone that they/you might actually be interested in being in the list instead. It isn't just to stop people you dislike from contacting you, it is a very practical tool. Unfortunately some people aren't grown up enough to see things from more than one perspective , it seems. "
Exactly. It's just another filter.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I had someone message me when I first joined asking to meet, when I messaged back suggesting a day they blocked me. I know this happens a lot with time wasters but that was a genuine verified profile Nevermind, their loss LOL |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Look at it this way buddie.
If they’ve blocked you it’s there loss and some one else’s gain and put your energy into that instead of wasting it on the other twats matey "
So anybody that blocks you is a twat, interesting viewpoint. Personally I don't feel blocking you would be any loss to me at all. |
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"Two words: inbox management. If someone is not interested in someone else, they will often block them so both parties do not waste their own time in the future. I struggle to understand what is so wrong with that.
Nothing wrong with it. But if I message someone a perfectly polite message, with a couple of face pics, and I’m verified.... and that alone is enough to get me blocked it seems a bit of an over reaction. Arrogant even, if there’s an assumption that I’m going to send more messages. That’s how it comes across anyway.
Out of curiosity, why does it come across as arrogant? Perhaps the user is used to people messaging over and over again. How are they to know that you won't be one of those types? They don't know you.
No, to be fair this subject has cropped up on the forums a few times, and I guess I can kinda see the reasoning behind it. If it has been someone’s experience that they are often then bombarded by multiple further messages, then blocking everyone they’re not interested in becomes their default.
But my view would probably be that people get blocked after doing something unreasonable. So, taken in isolation, from my perspective, being blocked without having done anything remotely unreasonable *seems* like an overreaction. It comes across as arrogant because the perceived implication is that I’m going to then be a dick and bombard the person with further messages.
I do appreciate that women have to put up with a lot of shit on here though, and it’s largely down to men and women looking through opposite ends of the same telescope.
So because you send a nice message with pics and are verified, it's arrogant if someone doesn't want to meet you and blocks you? It's a way of managing emails. You are coming across arrogant and entitled yourself.
Mrs"
You are putting words in my mouth that I haven’t said!
I have no issue whatsoever if someone doesn’t want to meet me, and have said nothing to suggest otherwise.
I have no issue whatsoever with messages going unread or unanswered, and have said nothing to suggest otherwise.
All I have said is that it can *seem* like an overreaction to be blocked without having actually done anything remotely unreasonable.
And all the while taking the time to concede that I can appreciate the woman’s perspective.
How is that arrogant? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I really wouldn’t worry, I’ve found myself blocked a few times. I just smile to myself, tell myself im better than the person that’s blocked me and I go about my day |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I didn.t start thread to be blocked
It is more clear and understand alot of varied angles
Thank you all"
Why do you think you were blocked because of this thread? |
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I block people for the following reasons:
They're never going to be what I'm looking for
They send me disgusting or very explicit first messages
They send me abuse or repeatedly pester me
They send me three or more first messages which show they haven't read my profile
Bad experiences after meeting them
I know them in real life
They have fake pictures or are asking for/ offering money
Looking for drugs
Bigoted stuff on statuses or profiles
Looking for bareback or bareback pictures (except couple profiles) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I wonder if the guy that messaged us this morning complaining that we hadn't yet read the message he'd sent ten minutes previously is wondering why he's now blocked?
Usually we block if we're not interested, saves everyone from wasting any more time. |
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I think the norms here take some getting used to, and it can feel a bit abrupt, rude, like a meat market. I can see being a bit put off or offended if someone blocks you. (I've felt that way myself sometimes)
I can also see guys feeling really put out, say, that they send me well wishes or ask me a question in a way that would work in a pub ("how are you, how are you finding Fab?") and getting an instant delete.
Things do just work differently here, and I appreciate that it can be hard for everyone. |
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. It's not worth getting in a tizzy over lovely. Most have had a block. It's the joys of fab 
I know. Head. Frazzled 
