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

If there was one question I would banned from this site, this would be it. Not because of the rubbish spelling (see variations:How r u, How r you, Hw r u, etc) but because it's just the mundane question that it's possible to ask.

If you're not friends with someone, and you're not a healthcare professional, you proberbly largely don't care how someone is on the first message or three. If the answer isn't 'I'm fine thanks, how are you?' then you don't want to know.

None of the men who have asked me this morning really care what my response is to this question, other than that there is a response. They don't care that my plantar fasciitis is better this morning but still acting up. They don't care that my shoulder is still painful because I got RSI in it a few years ago at work. They don't even care that my quadricep is giving me hassle because I wrote my car off. And they certainly don't care that I had a shitty university exam last night and mostly want to sob vacantly into my tea this morning.

Ok, so it's slightly unfair. I get that it's just a politeness thing. 'How are you?' we ask it thoughtlessly every day of our lives. We get asked it by call centre professionals, by waiters, and by acquaintances that we don't know very well at all.

It's just an extention of Hello.

"Hello"

"Hey!"

"How are you?"

"I'm good thanks, how are you?"

"I'm fine thanks."

I feel like it's some weird social ritual that we have to go through on this site. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Honestly, I'm bored of typing those same messages over and over again. Someone save my right hand... (which is also in pain btw, since I snapped a tendon in it over the summer).

I just hate asking questions that I don't really want to know the answer to. Perhaps Fabs could bring in an automated system for the first few messages. You press a button - not unlike a wink - and it initiates the 'Hello, how are you?' sequences of messages. Then half an hour later you can choose if you want to have a real conversation or not. The bonus would be that all the single men would be getting replies to their messages and it would cut down on the whinges on the forums about never getting a reply. And the rest of us wouldn't have to exchange pointless pleasantaries with random people on sex sites where we only care that they say they're fine...

What question would you put into Room 101 on this site?

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By *iss_tressWoman  over a year ago

London

First off (((big hug))).

In answer to your question: what are you into? As if my username, avatar and profile (when visible) don't state the bleeding obvious!

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

The "how are you? " has to go. Also the "do you wanna fuc me l8er" (that's how it was written) that I woke up to this morning.

Can't wait !!!

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

But wasp... On the other hand, its a polite non confrontation way of simply starting a conversation with someone you would like to lay naked with.

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By *r H and Good PetCouple  over a year ago

Nottingham


"But wasp... On the other hand, its a polite non confrontation way of simply starting a conversation with someone you would like to lay naked with. "

Then follow it with the meat of your message, so no one has to waste that message going "I'm fine, thanks you?"

I start my messages with "how are you" or, actually, more commonly, "hope you're well", then go on with what I actually want to say.

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


"But wasp... On the other hand, its a polite non confrontation way of simply starting a conversation with someone you would like to lay naked with.

Then follow it with the meat of your message, so no one has to waste that message going "I'm fine, thanks you?"

I start my messages with "how are you" or, actually, more commonly, "hope you're well", then go on with what I actually want to say. "

Yeah, something like...

"Hey there!

Hope you're keeping yourself well. I noticed your profile on the forum today and wondered if you'd like a chat with a view to get coffee sometime? Some of our interests are the same so hopefully there's a good starting point there to go forwards from.

Looking forwards to hearing from you!"

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

I want to keep the shit messages. It makes it easier to find interesting people.

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


"But wasp... On the other hand, its a polite non confrontation way of simply starting a conversation with someone you would like to lay naked with.

Then follow it with the meat of your message, so no one has to waste that message going "I'm fine, thanks you?"

I start my messages with "how are you" or, actually, more commonly, "hope you're well", then go on with what I actually want to say.

Yeah, something like...

"Hey there!

Hope you're keeping yourself well. I noticed your profile on the forum today and wondered if you'd like a chat with a view to get coffee sometime? Some of our interests are the same so hopefully there's a good starting point there to go forwards from.

Looking forwards to hearing from you!""

Yet another sticky..

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

The question that irks me is 'what you up to?' Especially when its typed wuu2?

I'm sure they expect me to reply I'm frigging myself senseless and I'm just waiting for them to join.... The realty is I check fab in the middle of cooking, or when I'm hiding from my son for 5 mins, or sometimes (shock horror) when I'm on the loo... They don't need to know what I'm up to!

And rant over

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


"

Yeah, something like...

"Hey there!

Hope you're keeping yourself well. I noticed your profile on the forum today and wondered if you'd like a chat with a view to get coffee sometime? Some of our interests are the same so hopefully there's a good starting point there to go forwards from.

Looking forwards to hearing from you!""

Oh, dead god - if only!!!

So completely agree with you...

It's disappointing as hell to get a message, only to open it and find those few words - Instant turn-off!!!

If they can't be bothered to at least try and write a few words, then they sure as hell aren't going to put any effort in on a meet!

... and then, on top of that, they don't have the imagination to understand why it hacks us off!!!

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


"The question that irks me is 'what you up to?' Especially when its typed wuu2?

I'm sure they expect me to reply I'm frigging myself senseless and I'm just waiting for them to join.... The realty is I check fab in the middle of cooking, or when I'm hiding from my son for 5 mins, or sometimes (shock horror) when I'm on the loo... They don't need to know what I'm up to!

And rant over "

"Replying to you" is my standard message for that situation.

This morning I replied "Eating breakfast" and the guy just replied 'lol ok' and blocked me. Unsure what he was expecting at half seven this morning.

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


"But wasp... On the other hand, its a polite non confrontation way of simply starting a conversation with someone you would like to lay naked with. "

True

It's okay when it's attached to a message of someone you talk to regularly but not as a first message!!!

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


"

... and then, on top of that, they don't have the imagination to understand why it hacks us off!!!

"

But there are threads on here where guys ask if anyone has ever gotten a massage or a wink or a fab... So if a girl was to say 'hi how are you' they would be delighted.. So they have no concept of getting 200 messages a day every day, some of which are well written and thought out.

I think it's easy for a woman to look down on most single guys - but I'd like to point out that I would not use that line either!

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

I hate any initial questions that are completely mundane and puts the onus on me to compile a detailed reply to someone I didn't initiate contact with.

It's laziness in my opinion and often fruitless. But it does filter out who i am conversationally compatible with and want to engage with.

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


"The question that irks me is 'what you up to?' Especially when its typed wuu2?

I'm sure they expect me to reply I'm frigging myself senseless and I'm just waiting for them to join.... The realty is I check fab in the middle of cooking, or when I'm hiding from my son for 5 mins, or sometimes (shock horror) when I'm on the loo... They don't need to know what I'm up to!

And rant over

"Replying to you" is my standard message for that situation.

This morning I replied "Eating breakfast" and the guy just replied 'lol ok' and blocked me. Unsure what he was expecting at half seven this morning."

Maybe hes anti breakfast?

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

Personally I hate the "what you looking for" question. I appreciate many have little or nothing on their profiles but I like to think that's all covered in mine. Its usually asked by a smoker or married guy who cannot accommodate!! The "what you up to" one is often a pointless one to, well on here replying to you!

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

I don't think I have ever started off a message by asking how someone is, what they are doing or would they like a fuck later.

Wondered where I was going wrong!

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By *carlet_heavenWoman  over a year ago

somewhere in the sticks


"I hate any initial questions that are completely mundane and puts the onus on me to compile a detailed reply to someone I didn't initiate contact with.

It's laziness in my opinion and often fruitless. But it does filter out who i am conversationally compatible with and want to engage with. "

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

He was hoping he was breakfast

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By *carlet_heavenWoman  over a year ago

somewhere in the sticks

I hate 'Am I someone you'd go for?' as first message…

especially when they forget to attach a pic

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

I'm always polite in messages until I get to know somebody then probably get risky .lol

Op I have had that with my foot and it's awful .It did however go and hope yours does too .

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

I think you're being unfair on the people on here who have to send loads of messages to get any response and then a lot more to turn that into a positive response.

A lot of people (predominantly guys) have to work very hard at fab to get a look in, in such a competitive crowded space.

I try to be unique, not just in my profile, but in my messages too, but some profiles have so little to work with, it's hard to find common ground until you open up that dialogue and sometimes the only way to do that is with a polite introduction.

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By *epper123Woman  over a year ago

London

I think its a really tricky one as many messages are short and inane and I hate those long detailed ones too. When I get a message, I look at the profile and go from there ... so not really bothered about the content of the message.

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


"I think its a really tricky one as many messages are short and inane and I hate those long detailed ones too. When I get a message, I look at the profile and go from there ... so not really bothered about the content of the message."

Exactly this. I don't find a how are you that bad but will look at the profile first. If its a detailed well written one with lots of nice classy pics then I'm far more likely to reply to it than if it was a one line profile with no pics.

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

Not on the site, but whatever happened to shop assistants asking "Can I help?" or something similar, rather than "Alright mate?"

....and when did I become 'mate' instead of 'sir'.

*Grumpy old man mode off*

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


"I think you're being unfair on the people on here who have to send loads of messages to get any response and then a lot more to turn that into a positive response.

A lot of people (predominantly guys) have to work very hard at fab to get a look in, in such a competitive crowded space.

I try to be unique, not just in my profile, but in my messages too, but some profiles have so little to work with, it's hard to find common ground until you open up that dialogue and sometimes the only way to do that is with a polite introduction.

"

My male partners don't have to send many messages on here to get a response. Perhaps it's because they only message people who would appear to match what they're looking for, and they don't open with pointless polite drivel?

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

Hi,how are you?

Well I've just inwardly groaned and sighed out loud now thank you

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

It's better than 'do you want to meet?' as a first message.

Gosh, yes. Let me just grab my diary

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

Here is our cut and paste to the how r u?

Well since you ask...

I am feeling very tired, work seems to be getting busier and busier, nor sure if it is the weather but getting to work each day seems to be get tougher and that has a knock on effect of making me feel as if a holiday would be a nice thing then on top of that it never seems to stop raining and that is really making a mess of the winter vegetables and that is stressing me out. And I am working that the first heavy frost will have an adverse effect on the newly painted barn and if I will have to re do it. That coupled with wondering when I am going to get time to do all the Christmas shopping and what vegetables to eat this year and if I should get a 4 cheese or 5 cheese cheeseboard I suspect the biscuits will be an issue to choose as well... That's for starters...

Gosh who'd have thought a four word question...

Most don't get the irony

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By *rightonsteveMan  over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!

"Where do you live?" is always slightly bemusing.

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"Perhaps Fabs could bring in an automated system for the first few messages. You press a button - not unlike a wink - and it initiates the 'Hello, how are you?' sequences of messages. Then half an hour later you can choose if you want to have a real conversation or not. The bonus would be that all the single men would be getting replies to their messages and it would cut down on the whinges on the forums about never getting a reply. And the rest of us wouldn't have to exchange pointless pleasantaries with random people on sex sites where we only care that they say they're fine..."

Genius idea

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

"how big is your cock?" thats the one I get 9/10 for an opener.... and I have single males blocked, so its only the couples and single femmes sending it.... still, I tend not to worry too much

for the record, its........

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham

Wot you up 2?

I'm online on Fab

Been up to much?

No, I don't do a thing. Even though I work and am getting ready for Christmas I've not done owt

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


"Wot you up 2?

I'm online on Fab

Been up to much?

No, I don't do a thing. Even though I work and am getting ready for Christmas I've not done owt "

I bet you just sit around in your knickers waiting for people to mail you on Fabs.

You do, don't you?

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"

No, I don't do a thing. Even though I work and am getting ready for Christmas I've not done owt

I bet you just sit around in your knickers waiting for people to mail you on Fabs.

You do, don't you?"

Yep, though I've already got no knicks on

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


"

No, I don't do a thing. Even though I work and am getting ready for Christmas I've not done owt

I bet you just sit around in your knickers waiting for people to mail you on Fabs.

You do, don't you?

Yep, though I've already got no knicks on "

I'm disgusted.

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

First world problem I think. A lot if single guys on here would be happy to receive any messages irrespective of the greeting.

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By *obyn GravesTV/TS  over a year ago

1127 walnut avenue

how are you.. it's really just an ice breaker it's hardly original but a lot of people don't really know what to put as an opening message at least they've made some kind of effort rather than just sending a wink..

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

Well another couple sent us

'Good morni xx'

It set the alarms bells off around just how little effort they would put into any email exchange. They didn't disappoint and manage me and average of three word in each of the next two e mails. The anticipation of the electric sexual tension that was likely to form between us is still keeping me up at nights now.

Bx

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

Are you a runner? I'd actually be interested in how your dealing with plantar fasciitis!

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


"Are you a runner? I'd actually be interested in how your dealing with plantar fasciitis!

"

Rest.

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


"Are you a runner? I'd actually be interested in how your dealing with plantar fasciitis!

Rest."

Ok.

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


"If there was one question I would banned from this site, this would be it. Not because of the rubbish spelling (see variations:How r u, How r you, Hw r u, etc) but because it's just the mundane question that it's possible to ask.

If you're not friends with someone, and you're not a healthcare professional, you proberbly largely don't care how someone is on the first message or three. If the answer isn't 'I'm fine thanks, how are you?' then you don't want to know.

None of the men who have asked me this morning really care what my response is to this question, other than that there is a response. They don't care that my plantar fasciitis is better this morning but still acting up. They don't care that my shoulder is still painful because I got RSI in it a few years ago at work. They don't even care that my quadricep is giving me hassle because I wrote my car off. And they certainly don't care that I had a shitty university exam last night and mostly want to sob vacantly into my tea this morning.

Ok, so it's slightly unfair. I get that it's just a politeness thing. 'How are you?' we ask it thoughtlessly every day of our lives. We get asked it by call centre professionals, by waiters, and by acquaintances that we don't know very well at all.

It's just an extention of Hello.

"Hello"

"Hey!"

"How are you?"

"I'm good thanks, how are you?"

"I'm fine thanks."

I feel like it's some weird social ritual that we have to go through on this site. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Honestly, I'm bored of typing those same messages over and over again. Someone save my right hand... (which is also in pain btw, since I snapped a tendon in it over the summer).

I just hate asking questions that I don't really want to know the answer to. Perhaps Fabs could bring in an automated system for the first few messages. You press a button - not unlike a wink - and it initiates the 'Hello, how are you?' sequences of messages. Then half an hour later you can choose if you want to have a real conversation or not. The bonus would be that all the single men would be getting replies to their messages and it would cut down on the whinges on the forums about never getting a reply. And the rest of us wouldn't have to exchange pointless pleasantaries with random people on sex sites where we only care that they say they're fine...

What question would you put into Room 101 on this site?"

not that you care but if you saw how many messages a guy has to send to get one reply you would understand why they don't write well thought out messages based on the persons profile 85% of messages we send aren't read or replied to and I understand that most attractive women on here get hundreds of messages everyday and the less attractive still get messaged

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

Sorry. I don't agree. I do ask people how they are. If they've interested me in some way then regardless of what their response is to how they are; my response would reflect their mood.

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


"not that you care but if you saw how many messages a guy has to send to get one reply you would understand why they don't write well thought out messages based on the persons profile"

About one in four according to my partner sitting on the sofa on the other side of the room who just checked his sent box.

That's better odds than I get when I send out messages to be fair.

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

Maybe all us women should gang up on the blokes and send them a message with all those annoying questions that we don't want

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


"Maybe all us women should gang up on the blokes and send them a message with all those annoying questions that we don't want "
this yes please annoy me to death ladies

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By *om and JennieCouple  over a year ago

Chams or Socials


"Are you a runner? I'd actually be interested in how your dealing with plantar fasciitis!

Rest.

Ok."

I had steroid injections, acupuncture & physio. Took 2 years to clear up. Am now looking at taking up running Any suggestions on how to start??

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

I guess I get a response about 80% of the time. I don't message much to be honest and have turned down a few meets of late for various reasons (one being uniflu).

That's not to say 80% of my messages are successful, just that they get a response. I think the main problem for single guys is trying to be all things to everyone. Reading through a sample of 100 couple or single femme profiles, the single man is presented with a range of singers, from shy to gregarious. Some female/couple profiles give you zero to work with (but I don't even speculate on them)

So what's a good opening line?

"Hi I have had a look at your profile and, like you, I am into......, I have included a face pic so you can see me.. try not to scream. I am happy to meet socially first, see if we click. Anyway, this is "toe in the water" type stuff, drop me a line if you would like to chat or more. If not, happy swinging xx"

Now would that message work on profiles that basically say "stuff me with cock"? I don't know.

To help single guys I would recommend you pick the type of person YOU are interested in, someone cerebral or someone more physical or glory be, a mix of both. Then you can tailor your approach

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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 want to keep the shit messages. It makes it easier to find interesting people. "

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


"how are you.. it's really just an ice breaker it's hardly original but a lot of people don't really know what to put as an opening message at least they've made some kind of effort rather than just sending a wink.. "

It doesn't bother me if i get many messeges saying that, i look at their profile and see if they interest me. However most first messeges to me refer to football and my team so that's good

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

Well I think your point is valid it can be an extension of hello...hi.... the how r u....

Txt speak is not a concern for me ... As it's understood generally, it's efficient and as a dyslexic it's suitable. When I write a white paper I don't use it - simple!

I take it literally if I am asked and say how I'm feeling or what I am doing ...

If they have issue .... It's another filter ... If not ....we are already in conversation.

Some Fellows do have difficulty in their approach ..... And I adore the unique and funny ones .... .... Just sometimes there are a few who really are interested in making a connection as they like the package of interaction and sex and they start with how r u as they have been taught it's polite....my opinion only X

101 ....... "Do u want to fuck" - worse than how r u ..... Lol

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By *reakish DesireCouple  over a year ago

Bisexuals

Firstly hope the cup of tea helped OP Fingers crosses the next exam goes better. Mrs. kinkysouls normally gives me a special look of love, if I ask, if she wants a magic cup of tea...but anyway.

Yeah, or personal favourites were:

Alright mate (nothing else)

Fancy a fuck? (This one had a question mark)

Can you meet now? Nothing else. (At nearly 10 at night, on a school day I ask you).

We're not particularly stunning, but got a load of these, and more so ended up just blocking single males sharpish. I try to be polite, but couldn't wade through a pool of that, every evening. Which is a shame, because we've met some lovely ones in clubs (even if we haven't played with them, they'll happily chat).

I don't think they're fussed (the spammers), it gets spoiled for the genuine, friendly ones, who put the effort in though.

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

All the ladies need to walk a mile in our shoes, it would be great if we could turn the tables for a week, a month, a year and give the guys the same situation as women have now.

Imagine a world where guys are pestered every day by women, for sex.

Men who, the majority out there in the real world, wouldn't get a second look in the street, but because they offer the prospect of casual uncomplicated sex, get inundated with much better looking girls than they could ever expect in real life.

Men who became so tired of the sexual advances of women, that some of the least attractive of them (looks and personality) will post their demands on their profile....and still get offers.

And men who once over 20,30,40, 50 still get lots of offers off all ages and don't get turned down for being too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too hairy, too black, too white, too asian, too straight, too bi, too gay, ...the list goes on.

I know I won't be popular for making the substitution, but guys will crawl over hot coals for a shag, they only need a place, not a reason and they have to work damn hard at it.

Guys, go bi, you can have a lot of amazing sex with like minded people and still have the occasional female shag when you are deemed worthy.

I'm off to a secure bunker now with my flak jacket and tin helmet.

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

You may have a point it is a bit topsy turvy on here.

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


"All the ladies need to walk a mile in our shoes, it would be great if we could turn the tables for a week, a month, a year and give the guys the same situation as women have now.

Imagine a world where guys are pestered every day by women, for sex.

Men who, the majority out there in the real world, wouldn't get a second look in the street, but because they offer the prospect of casual uncomplicated sex, get inundated with much better looking girls than they could ever expect in real life.

Men who became so tired of the sexual advances of women, that some of the least attractive of them (looks and personality) will post their demands on their profile....and still get offers.

And men who once over 20,30,40, 50 still get lots of offers off all ages and don't get turned down for being too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too hairy, too black, too white, too asian, too straight, too bi, too gay, ...the list goes on.

I know I won't be popular for making the substitution, but guys will crawl over hot coals for a shag, they only need a place, not a reason and they have to work damn hard at it.

Guys, go bi, you can have a lot of amazing sex with like minded people and still have the occasional female shag when you are deemed worthy.

I'm off to a secure bunker now with my flak jacket and tin helmet. "

You're having a real bad time of it, I'm sorry to read how upsetting this all is to you. I'm also apologising for all women who have knocked you back and your well thought out messages. The world can be a cruel place, especially those hot women, that don't put out on demand and fat chicks get laid. I'd maybe complain directly to admin also, maybe demand your money back or a faulty return.

How dare people have an opinion, or a preference. I feel really bad that I don't fuck everything that crawls around here and that I'm not lay horizontally 24/7 awaiting all I can get and am deemed worthy to accept. I'm a terrible person for not replying to "faNcy a fuck" shame on me.

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


"All the ladies need to walk a mile in our shoes, it would be great if we could turn the tables for a week, a month, a year and give the guys the same situation as women have now.

Imagine a world where guys are pestered every day by women, for sex.

Men who, the majority out there in the real world, wouldn't get a second look in the street, but because they offer the prospect of casual uncomplicated sex, get inundated with much better looking girls than they could ever expect in real life.

Men who became so tired of the sexual advances of women, that some of the least attractive of them (looks and personality) will post their demands on their profile....and still get offers.

And men who once over 20,30,40, 50 still get lots of offers off all ages and don't get turned down for being too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too hairy, too black, too white, too asian, too straight, too bi, too gay, ...the list goes on.

I know I won't be popular for making the substitution, but guys will crawl over hot coals for a shag, they only need a place, not a reason and they have to work damn hard at it.

Guys, go bi, you can have a lot of amazing sex with like minded people and still have the occasional female shag when you are deemed worthy.

I'm off to a secure bunker now with my flak jacket and tin helmet. "

I'll happily take your situation now, if you take the last thousand years of oppression and subjugation of women.

Yeah? Cool.

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


"All the ladies need to walk a mile in our shoes, it would be great if we could turn the tables for a week, a month, a year and give the guys the same situation as women have now.

Imagine a world where guys are pestered every day by women, for sex.

Men who, the majority out there in the real world, wouldn't get a second look in the street, but because they offer the prospect of casual uncomplicated sex, get inundated with much better looking girls than they could ever expect in real life.

Men who became so tired of the sexual advances of women, that some of the least attractive of them (looks and personality) will post their demands on their profile....and still get offers.

And men who once over 20,30,40, 50 still get lots of offers off all ages and don't get turned down for being too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too hairy, too black, too white, too asian, too straight, too bi, too gay, ...the list goes on.

I know I won't be popular for making the substitution, but guys will crawl over hot coals for a shag, they only need a place, not a reason and they have to work damn hard at it.

Guys, go bi, you can have a lot of amazing sex with like minded people and still have the occasional female shag when you are deemed worthy.

I'm off to a secure bunker now with my flak jacket and tin helmet. "

I get pretty close to walking a day mile in women's shoes, but only occasionally the majority of the time I spend as a guy. I have a 'single male' profile on here as well as this one and it's very hard to get a reply as a single male, never mind a meet, so it becomes tempting to just send fishing one liners. As laura I receive around a hundred messages a day, most of which are hi how are you? So I couldn't keep up that level of small talk if I quit work and spent all my time replying to people. So I feel the pain both sides basically and I guess it's a supply and demand thing. I think single guys get a rough time on here when really the overabundance of them is great in that you can nearly allways find a local willing single guy.

Personally the hi how are you exchange doesn't bother me as my phone has learnt to offer the words 'hi im good thanks' without me writing a thing

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


"All the ladies need to walk a mile in our shoes, it would be great if we could turn the tables for a week, a month, a year and give the guys the same situation as women have now.

Imagine a world where guys are pestered every day by women, for sex.

Men who, the majority out there in the real world, wouldn't get a second look in the street, but because they offer the prospect of casual uncomplicated sex, get inundated with much better looking girls than they could ever expect in real life.

Men who became so tired of the sexual advances of women, that some of the least attractive of them (looks and personality) will post their demands on their profile....and still get offers.

And men who once over 20,30,40, 50 still get lots of offers off all ages and don't get turned down for being too young, too old, too fat, too thin, too hairy, too black, too white, too asian, too straight, too bi, too gay, ...the list goes on.

I know I won't be popular for making the substitution, but guys will crawl over hot coals for a shag, they only need a place, not a reason and they have to work damn hard at it.

Guys, go bi, you can have a lot of amazing sex with like minded people and still have the occasional female shag when you are deemed worthy.

I'm off to a secure bunker now with my flak jacket and tin helmet.

I get pretty close to walking a day mile in women's shoes, but only occasionally the majority of the time I spend as a guy. I have a 'single male' profile on here as well as this one and it's very hard to get a reply as a single male, never mind a meet, so it becomes tempting to just send fishing one liners. As laura I receive around a hundred messages a day, most of which are hi how are you? So I couldn't keep up that level of small talk if I quit work and spent all my time replying to people. So I feel the pain both sides basically and I guess it's a supply and demand thing. I think single guys get a rough time on here when really the overabundance of them is great in that you can nearly allways find a local willing single guy.

Personally the hi how are you exchange doesn't bother me as my phone has learnt to offer the words 'hi im good thanks' without me writing a thing "

100 messages a day! I feel overwhelmed if I get ten! Most days if I'm not popping online I get perhaps two or three.

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

Whats a mesaage got to do with how a person is ? I thought us men are renowned for blagging heads . ? Never judge a book by its cover because the juicy parts only ever start half way through

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

Is it impossible for someone male or female to actually care about so much as to ask ...... How are you ?

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

And as for the . How r u . There are more than enough well educated people out there that never have need to use correct grammer that are more than capable of knowing that not one person can ever be the best at english . 1 it changes all the time and 2 most words used in english are infact amercian

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

American *

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


"almost words used in english are infact amercian "

No. That's completely incorrect.

Most words in English have Latin or Germanic roots I believe.

Most American words that our different to ours actually emerged from English.

"American" is a more modern language than "English".

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By *raceytvcdTV/TS  over a year ago

mansfield


""Where do you live?" is always slightly bemusing. "
this ?? just hate it,wtf has that got to do with them

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


"almost words used in english are infact amercian

No. That's completely incorrect.

Most words in English have Latin or Germanic roots I believe.

Most American words that our different to ours actually emerged from English.

"American" is a more modern language than "English"."

either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

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


""Where do you live?" is always slightly bemusing. this ?? just hate it,wtf has that got to do with them "

Asking where someone lives dont always mean . Im crazy where are you . But yes i wouldnt ask that ... Hi hows things ? Lookung goid sweet heart 1st stamp ad love to lick . Just wondering if your anywhere near me and might like to go iut dancin sometime . Coffee cool but iv enough of that in the kitchen

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


"almost words used in english are infact amercian

No. That's completely incorrect.

Most words in English have Latin or Germanic roots I believe.

Most American words that our different to ours actually emerged from English.

"American" is a more modern language than "English".

either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does "

I'm sorry my rant offended you somehow.

But if people write stuff that I can't understand then online communication isn't going to go very well for me. Since I'm mildly phobic of talking on the phone it's really important to me to be able to communicate via the written word. If I can't understand someone, how can I ever get inside their head and to the point where I want to play with them?

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


"almost words used in english are infact amercian

No. That's completely incorrect.

Most words in English have Latin or Germanic roots I believe.

Most American words that our different to ours actually emerged from English.

"American" is a more modern language than "English".

either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

I'm sorry my rant offended you somehow.

But if people write stuff that I can't understand then online communication isn't going to go very well for me. Since I'm mildly phobic of talking on the phone it's really important to me to be able to communicate via the written word. If I can't understand someone, how can I ever get inside their head and to the point where I want to play with them?"

it aint offended me in the slightest . Im just pointing out . Try not to tar every bloke with the same brush . Some people do actually care about humanity enough as to actually be interested in how another is feeling . Hoping they aint in a low way as alot of people dont say and suffer in silence

Dont Suffer In Silence, You Are Not Alone

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"You do, don't you?

Yep, though I've already got no knicks on

I'm disgusted.

"

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"Maybe all us women should gang up on the blokes and send them a message with all those annoying questions that we don't want "

Great idea, or if we could just forward them the whole inbox

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


"Some people do actually care about humanity enough as to actually be interested in how another is feeling . Hoping they aint in a low way as alot of people dont say and suffer in silence "

With respect - I don't think most men on a sex site asking 'hw r u' give two fucks how I am. They are just asking because they feel they have to in order to get into my knickers.

(Personally, if I want to listen to peoples problems I'll listen to my friends. Maybe I'm just selfish, but I don't come to a sex site looking to hear about complete strangers problems on the second message they ever send to me.)

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does "

Many will disagree.

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


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

Many will disagree."

I will never understand why it's ok to say 'I don't fancy blondes' but it's not ok to say 'I don't fancy people who can't write well'.

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

The question that bugs me the most is "how are you getting on on fab? " or "how are you finding fab?" I actually replied to one guy the other week and said "I was finding it hard and couldn't find a single guy to fuck me"

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


"The question that bugs me the most is "how are you getting on on fab? " or "how are you finding fab?" I actually replied to one guy the other week and said "I was finding it hard and couldn't find a single guy to fuck me" "

"Have you had much luck on here?"

Urgh. It's a horrible question. What do you say? It's like asking someone how many people they've had sex with. I usually dodge it with some kind of remark about how I don't think it comes down to luck and it's more about personality and interests.

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham

People can argue it either way but the way I see it....

"how r u"

vs

"Hi, (name)

I have read your profile and think what you said about (whatever) and (whatever) is interesting/great/spot on.

I have attached my face pic (a clear, up to date with no shades on one) and would be happy if you wanted to chat and see if we would like to meet."

.... is the difference between a lazy person and someone actually interested in conversing and meeting.

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


""how are you getting on on fab? " or "how are you finding fab?""

That's an interesting one. It would bug me now as my veris show I'm finding Fab good.

When I was new, over 3 years ago, I was asked it by a guy and it seemed like a reasonable question. We remain great friends to this day

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


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

Many will disagree."

many i know will disagree , but a wolf dont loose no sleep over the opinion of sheep

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By *inxandmaybeCouple  over a year ago

Wells

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By *inxandmaybeCouple  over a year ago

Wells


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

Many will disagree.

I will never understand why it's ok to say 'I don't fancy blondes' but it's not ok to say 'I don't fancy people who can't write well'."

Yep, I agree.

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By *alandNitaCouple  over a year ago

Scunthorpe


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

Many will disagree.

many i know will disagree , but a wolf dont loose no sleep over the opinion of sheep "

Interesting response...

Are you trying to appeal to single women or increase the number of instant blocks?

Being an individual is one thing, veiled insults quite another.

Nita

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

Many will disagree.

many i know will disagree , but a wolf dont loose no sleep over the opinion of sheep "

True but sheep tend not to like wolves very much.

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


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

Many will disagree.

many i know will disagree , but a wolf dont loose no sleep over the opinion of sheep

Interesting response...

Are you trying to appeal to single women or increase the number of instant blocks?

Being an individual is one thing, veiled insults quite another.

Nita"

that aint in anyway an insult its mearly a comment i am more thane ntitled to on here

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By *inky-MinxWoman  over a year ago

Grantham


"either way its a load of crap to use grammer to determine someones ability to be good at anything . Grammer dont make you smart or clever . Real life does

Many will disagree.

many i know will disagree , but a wolf dont loose no sleep over the opinion of sheep

Interesting response...

Are you trying to appeal to single women or increase the number of instant blocks?

Being an individual is one thing, veiled insults quite another.

Nita

that aint in anyway an insult its mearly a comment i am more thane ntitled to on here "

Equating us to sheep is an insult. If you feel entitled to insult people then good luck with that.

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


"If there was one question I would banned from this site, this would be it. Not because of the rubbish spelling (see variations:How r u, How r you, Hw r u, etc) but because it's just the mundane question that it's possible to ask.

If you're not friends with someone, and you're not a healthcare professional, you proberbly largely don't care how someone is on the first message or three. If the answer isn't 'I'm fine thanks, how are you?' then you don't want to know.

None of the men who have asked me this morning really care what my response is to this question, other than that there is a response. They don't care that my plantar fasciitis is better this morning but still acting up. They don't care that my shoulder is still painful because I got RSI in it a few years ago at work. They don't even care that my quadricep is giving me hassle because I wrote my car off. And they certainly don't care that I had a shitty university exam last night and mostly want to sob vacantly into my tea this morning.

Ok, so it's slightly unfair. I get that it's just a politeness thing. 'How are you?' we ask it thoughtlessly every day of our lives. We get asked it by call centre professionals, by waiters, and by acquaintances that we don't know very well at all.

It's just an extention of Hello.

"Hello"

"Hey!"

"How are you?"

"I'm good thanks, how are you?"

"I'm fine thanks."

I feel like it's some weird social ritual that we have to go through on this site. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Honestly, I'm bored of typing those same messages over and over again. Someone save my right hand... (which is also in pain btw, since I snapped a tendon in it over the summer).

I just hate asking questions that I don't really want to know the answer to. Perhaps Fabs could bring in an automated system for the first few messages. You press a button - not unlike a wink - and it initiates the 'Hello, how are you?' sequences of messages. Then half an hour later you can choose if you want to have a real conversation or not. The bonus would be that all the single men would be getting replies to their messages and it would cut down on the whinges on the forums about never getting a reply. And the rest of us wouldn't have to exchange pointless pleasantaries with random people on sex sites where we only care that they say they're fine...

What question would you put into Room 101 on this site?"

Surely the usual response I'd. "I'm fine, I'm just -insert activity you're doing true or false to make conversation-"

I genuinely worry how broken some people seem to be that they cannot move a conversation on from a polite hello.

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By *irty Girty From No 30Woman  over a year ago

Burbage


"If there was one question I would banned from this site, this would be it. Not because of the rubbish spelling (see variations:How r u, How r you, Hw r u, etc) but because it's just the mundane question that it's possible to ask.

If you're not friends with someone, and you're not a healthcare professional, you proberbly largely don't care how someone is on the first message or three. If the answer isn't 'I'm fine thanks, how are you?' then you don't want to know.

None of the men who have asked me this morning really care what my response is to this question, other than that there is a response. They don't care that my plantar fasciitis is better this morning but still acting up. They don't care that my shoulder is still painful because I got RSI in it a few years ago at work. They don't even care that my quadricep is giving me hassle because I wrote my car off. And they certainly don't care that I had a shitty university exam last night and mostly want to sob vacantly into my tea this morning.

Ok, so it's slightly unfair. I get that it's just a politeness thing. 'How are you?' we ask it thoughtlessly every day of our lives. We get asked it by call centre professionals, by waiters, and by acquaintances that we don't know very well at all.

It's just an extention of Hello.

"Hello"

"Hey!"

"How are you?"

"I'm good thanks, how are you?"

"I'm fine thanks."

I feel like it's some weird social ritual that we have to go through on this site. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Hello, how are you. Honestly, I'm bored of typing those same messages over and over again. Someone save my right hand... (which is also in pain btw, since I snapped a tendon in it over the summer).

I just hate asking questions that I don't really want to know the answer to. Perhaps Fabs could bring in an automated system for the first few messages. You press a button - not unlike a wink - and it initiates the 'Hello, how are you?' sequences of messages. Then half an hour later you can choose if you want to have a real conversation or not. The bonus would be that all the single men would be getting replies to their messages and it would cut down on the whinges on the forums about never getting a reply. And the rest of us wouldn't have to exchange pointless pleasantaries with random people on sex sites where we only care that they say they're fine...

What question would you put into Room 101 on this site?"

Agree 100% but would rather have a hey how are you than wanna fuck or I'm horny fir first message

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By *irty Girty From No 30Woman  over a year ago

Burbage


"Perhaps Fabs could bring in an automated system for the first few messages. You press a button - not unlike a wink - and it initiates the 'Hello, how are you?' sequences of messages. Then half an hour later you can choose if you want to have a real conversation or not. The bonus would be that all the single men would be getting replies to their messages and it would cut down on the whinges on the forums about never getting a reply. And the rest of us wouldn't have to exchange pointless pleasantaries with random people on sex sites where we only care that they say they're fine...

"

Except they'd moan that after automated messages he/she/they stopped talking.

Though a drop down, thanks but no thanks and block would be perfect quick reply option to all those not into

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By *ivinefoxWoman  over a year ago

Coventry

To me, if you met someone in real life it would be fine to say hi how are you? But on here, really all you have is words, there's no eye contact, no smiles, no tone of voice ( and very often no face pic), so you have to try harder with your words to create a connection or some interest.

I find crap opening messages just act as a filter especially as I know they're probably messaging all the local women with the same message!

Sorry about your RSI OP, I've had it too and it's not nice. ( brilliant thread tho!)

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