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Once a fab meet has happened and said male/female avoids all written contact ie "ghosts" you whilst still being active, what is considered a reasonable amount of time before you delete them?
Curveball: when they realise their deletion and then contact you for reinstatement, what do you do next 
Personally I have a deletion time bomb of a working week  |
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Remove them.
End of.
Do NOT I repeat Do NOT answer any comms.
In fact take their number offfuv your phone and block them on your phone.
Block them here.
Zap their computer and melt their connection
Report them to admin.
Spread rumours.
Put shit in a dog bag through their letter box.
Before you do all this send them a message saying they were a shit shag.
Post their photo on some lamposts.......
That should do it..... |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Once a fab meet has happened and said male/female avoids all written contact ie "ghosts" you whilst still being active, what is considered a reasonable amount of time before you delete them?
Curveball: when they realise their deletion and then contact you for reinstatement, what do you do next
Personally I have a deletion time bomb of a working week "
Straight away, if they then ask you about it tell them to feck off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Remove them.
End of.
Do NOT I repeat Do NOT answer any comms.
In fact take their number offfuv your phone and block them on your phone.
Block them here.
Zap their computer and melt their connection
Report them to admin.
Spread rumours.
Put shit in a dog bag through their letter box.
Before you do all this send them a message saying they were a shit shag.
Post their photo on some lamposts.......
That should do it..... "
Someone really pissed you off |
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"Remove them.
End of.
Do NOT I repeat Do NOT answer any comms.
In fact take their number offfuv your phone and block them on your phone.
Block them here.
Zap their computer and melt their connection
Report them to admin.
Spread rumours.
Put shit in a dog bag through their letter box.
Before you do all this send them a message saying they were a shit shag.
Post their photo on some lamposts.......
That should do it.....
Someone really pissed you off"
Nope. |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
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"Once a fab meet has happened and said male/female avoids all written contact ie "ghosts" you whilst still being active, what is considered a reasonable amount of time before you delete them?
Curveball: when they realise their deletion and then contact you for reinstatement, what do you do next
Personally I have a deletion time bomb of a working week "
If their behaviour has changed that drastically after a meet it shows they've no interest in remaining friends. No reason to keep them around.
Having that behaviour then contacting you when they realize they've been axed is pathetic. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"People meet on fab? Hussies.
I'd probably delete within a few days. Life happens and people are busy but deliberately ignoring is wank."
Only people that meet on fab are the ones who’s profiles say “not meeting” |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"People meet on fab? Hussies.
I'd probably delete within a few days. Life happens and people are busy but deliberately ignoring is wank.
Only people that are worth a meet on fab are the ones who’s profiles say “not meeting”"
Thanks hun. x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sometimes people are busy. I'm all for deleting forum group convos if they've gone stale after a meet up, but no harm in seeing how they are in a few weeks, if its still stale then no hard feelings and move on. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Block and report as they’re obviously fake
How does one meet a fake ?
How do you know it was them????? 
How does he know it was her ?"
How does she know it was him ? |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
Ultimately only you can decide based on what you know - but if someone has gone quiet on you and avoids you and it's obvious they have nothing else going on in their life that may be the reason for it - then I don't really see why any "etiquette" is needed |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As many say on here within a few days. If I see they're on and no replying (Unlike other fabbers, I'd expect them to be interested in what I had to say). I tend to give a few days longer for those I've messaged but aren't friends.
Depending on my level of hormones at that time I may just say fuck it and filter into my blocklist as fab does say no reply means not interested. Not the type of friends I'd associate with.
Remember being at a social years ago and someone recognised me and said as a greeting, why did you block me. I honestly couldn't think who they were and never did, but just replied, you ghosted me. It must have been right as there was no reply. |
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"Once a fab meet has happened and said male/female avoids all written contact ie "ghosts" you whilst still being active, what is considered a reasonable amount of time before you delete them?
Curveball: when they realise their deletion and then contact you for reinstatement, what do you do next
Personally I have a deletion time bomb of a working week
If their behaviour has changed that drastically after a meet it shows they've no interest in remaining friends. No reason to keep them around.
Having that behaviour then contacting you when they realize they've been axed is pathetic."
Yep. Agree. |
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