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User Details are only visible to members.	It is NEVER OK to be rude, particularly on SLS as it really is a small community. However, if you've declined the invitation and the person persists......BLOCK!
Vero Beach FL			Username hidden (768 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	If you feel the need to be rude, it's obvious you are not interested in playing with them... delete the email and block them. Saves you time, energy, and perhaps your blood pressure level as well. SB
Memphis TN			Username hidden (2727 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	So, how about: "I don't mean to be rude but..." and proceed to ask if they read your profile or tell them you're not interested. It woks for me.
Carthage MO			Username hidden (21 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	kinkster, you should be aware that this website often has problems with its email system. I've sent emails to people over the past month or so and was unable to attach anything but pictures from my public profile. Only when they wrote back was I able to attach either personal or private gallery pics. Just in case that is happening when they write, you might want to give them another chance by requesting face pics in a return email.
Sheboygan Falls WI			Username hidden (6959 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	We try our best to reply to everyone even if it's a "sorry we are not a match", but even just yesterday this was very frustrating because we got 3 emails from couples asking if we are interested in them. None of them sent a face picture or opened private pictures (of their faces) or even offered to email any. Instead they emailed or only had available bodyshots with faces edited out. Our profile clearly states we want to see pictures. We have our pictures open to all viewers. It amazes me how many people here are "let met" "lets fuck" and they expect you to make a decision based on a headless photo. Yes I have been a little sharp with a few, but generaly I try to be as polite as I can manage.
Charles City VA			Username hidden (22 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	So far I've been able to resist the temptation of replying to the single men who email us and telling them that they're idiots. So far...... T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1820 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	-I suppose jerks will always be jerks, no matter how much benefit of the doubt you try and give to them. Yep... Jerks don't know how to behave in polite society and they take advantage of people who are polite to them. If they are a jerk in their first email to you (haven't read your profile, read your profile but ignored it and so on), they will probably always be a jerk and "being polite to help them understand" is probably useless.
Columbia MD			Username hidden (1270 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I don't think there is ever an occation to be rude, either in emails, or in person. I kinda look at it as what my parents tought me how to deal with people and what I taught my chidren and now my grandchrildren. I would think that people trying to meet each should take their time to get to know one another, then decide where you want to take it.
Brick NJ			Username hidden (9688 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	In response to several posts, and the very nature of this thread. I decided to take a more polite, and perhaps even helpful view in my responses to the endless single males that inquire. What I discovered, was that sometimes when you're telling someone why you don't want to meet with them, they take great offense. No matter how polite you are, they take offense. Therefore I conclude. Honesty and openness is not always the best policy. So I've gone back to my policy of 8 or 10 word response. Trying to help someone improve the quality of their profile is pointless. Trying to help someone improve the quality of their initial inquiry is pointless. I suppose jerks will always be jerks, no matter how much benefit of the doubt you try and give to them. Curt n Jane
Pasadena CA			Username hidden (175 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Our experience has been that regardless of how detailed you describe your preferences there are people that will ignore those details. On another site we use their IM feature and after our screen name we put "Looking For Couples". Numerous times daily people will hit us up asking, "What are you looking for? Generally we just delete them because we do not want to be rude. If someone IM's us with a line like "Wanna fuck" or something crude we always respond with, "Has the crude approach worked out well for you?"
Ottawa IL			Username hidden (63 post)

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