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By *-Chelmo OP Man 35 weeks ago
Chelmsford/Edmonton |
Just wondering peoples thoughts on it.
Doesn’t seem well received from people as I’ve seen numerous profiles with the “we don’t look at winks”. caveat.
Also find it a bit odd that if you’re messaged by a hidden profile you can reply but with a wink you can’t. |
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By *rx1Couple 35 weeks ago
North Devon-ish |
Its a strange one really... Of course most prefer a message, not really sure what a wink achieves.
Are they really a form of saying " Im interested and would like to get to know someone?
90% of the Winks we get are from people the other end of the Country or from those that clearly haven't read our profile as they are outside of preferences as listed in our profile. |
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Winks are a great way of quickly saying you're interested without wasting the effort of a well written message that is then ignored..... If of interest they can wink back and a message is then worthwhile !. It may seem lazy yet most of us have busy lives outside fab and need to make efficient use of our time here, wasting as little as possible (my fingers are shrinking with the messages we do send ) |
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By *unchalMan 35 weeks ago
Dartford |
"Just wondering peoples thoughts on it.
Doesn’t seem well received from people as I’ve seen numerous profiles with the “we don’t look at winks”. caveat.
Also find it a bit odd that if you’re messaged by a hidden profile you can reply but with a wink you can’t."
I like winks and taps and whatever. Sometimes I just fancy someone and don’t care if we ever ‘connect’ so long as they like to snog (and have a nice cock). |
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By *unchalMan 35 weeks ago
Dartford |
"We like winks, but never understand why people don't follow-up if we return a wink!"
Sometimes a wink is only about saying you look good but I know I am not what you are looking for. It’s a compliment that doesn’t require anything else. I do that sometimes. |
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By *rpeggioCouple 35 weeks ago
Baughurst |
We take winks as a question: we like your profile, do you also like ours? If we do, we wink back, but expect the winker couple to message. If they don't, we assume they were not interested enough to bother to message us. |
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"I like winks. They indicate an interest. If someone wants to respond then they can. If they don’t want to respond then that is fine as well."
This is why we use them. Indicate a interest first and see if anything comes out of it. |
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I like them and most people who don't, indicate this, when you read the profile
Most people here are single men and success will require investing lots of effort. Sending a wink isn't much effort, so potentially not too onerous and may pay results |
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Each to their own really. We use it as a filter on top of the other filters, it clearly states in our profile that we don’t respond to winks so anyone who winks clearly hasn’t read it. We can also appreciate that some people like them, do what makes you happy |
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As an example - We get a wink today, we both look at their profile and wink back. They send a friends request. We wait until they're offline, look at their friends pics (containing no face pics), then delete them as friend's. No message, it's all a bit pointless (no time was wasted though apparently!). The end |
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By (user no longer on site) 35 weeks ago
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Winks are fine, if we get one we will look at the profile and message if we like the look of them.
Its a way of showing interest but less hassle then doing a whole message |
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I really like winks.
Although thinking about it, it's just like a 'hey' message. Which I hate.
But I think it's good to have that separation, like a message that's not a message that you don't feel obliged to engage with.
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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I rather like the wink system,
Smile let’s one know you like what you see
If reciprocated wink back…start a convo.
If not, who wants to wade through endless messages for which one might have no interest
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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I enjoy receiving winks but rarely send them unless i wink back at the sender.
If its the first point of contact and leads to chatting or more then that's a good thing. |
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By *OYFBWoman 34 weeks ago
Jersey (sometimes Notts) |
"Just wondering peoples thoughts on it.
Doesn’t seem well received from people as I’ve seen numerous profiles with the “we don’t look at winks”. caveat.
Also find it a bit odd that if you’re messaged by a hidden profile you can reply but with a wink you can’t."
It’s a bit like when you used to be able to “poke” someone on Facebook |
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