Is it ever OK to be rude in your response: Swingers Discussion 1971471061

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Is it ever OK to be rude in your response: Swingers Discussion 1971471061

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TOPIC: Is it ever OK to be rude in your response

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User Details are only visible to members.	Wannatry, I wish I had boobs, lol! Yours are fine :) Please, do not take this bad experience as a "lesson learned, do not compliment someone whom I am not expressing interest in playing with". It was just that one occurrence. Me, myself, just the other day, I complimented a profile of a single male, because I had found it to be a fascinating read. I found him completely by accident, while searching for someone else. His tag line was very intriguing, so I went on to read his profile, and I just had to let him know how much I liked it :) The chance of us meeting is close to zero, and I did not express interest in meeting at this time. Just pure, sincere compliment. I had a pleasure of reading a very nice reply, but no invitation to meet on his side, either. That was not my point anyway. I really just wanted to express my admiration for his profile :) And he got my message just right. Yep, the lifestyle will make you thick-skinned pretty quick. It does sting a little in the beginning, but a rude letter from a complete stranger on the internet is not something you want to worry about. If I wanted to get upset over every rude and/or nasty message I received from single males, simply because I had politely declined meeting, I would go insane long time ago. That's when you click on "Delete" button and say, "Next!" When you get a rude response, that's when you know you had avoided a drama bullet; especially if the nasty e-mail is in response to a simple compliment... There is nothing wrong with you, but there might be something going on with "them", and you probably don't want to know anything about it. Enjoy the good experiences instead!
Panama City Beach FL			Username hidden (1934 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	What's funny about her reply to my initial email was that I was asking her for the name of the doctor that did the procedure. She never said. I didn't ask her for her opinion on my breasts. Oh well....that'll teach me to never compliment anyone on this site or any other. LOL And to those on this thread who complimented my natural breasts, I thank you. :)
Wailuku HI			Username hidden (440 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Wow, I guess that's what passes for their apology. WannaTry, none of your public pictures gives any clue. But again, almost no one "needs" a boob job. And there will always be a large percentage of men who will always prefer natural breasts. Count me as one of these.
Flat Rock NC			Username hidden (2807 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Perhaps I am thin-skinned......and saggy-boobed. :}
Wailuku HI			Username hidden (440 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	We're not rude, you're just thin-skinned. but that's okay
Martinsburg WV			Username hidden (41 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	WannaTry808, I agree with the last post. Sometimes people try to express themselves but come across wrong. Hell I do it more often than not. Then we didn't get the e-mail that you did, so your putting her in her place might have been warranted. But now there are times when you have to put people in there place, sometimes it just happens to be friends, sometimes it is a complete stranger. Then it is a case by case basis depending upon the situation and the severity of it. As for you needing a Breast job, why? You have a very nice set of breast. Not that I've looked at your pics or anything, LOL.. Seriously very Beautiful Young Lady!! Think just about everyone here would agree!! Ken
Kempner TX			Username hidden (34 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Granted, nobody "needs" a boob job. But you say you were contemplating one. What would the alternative have been? Maybe: "Honey, your tits look fine the way they are". She may have been just trying to agree with you, while still justifying her own expenditure. Maybe it just came across a bit awkwardly.
Flat Rock NC			Username hidden (2807 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	I actually had to call someone out on their rudeness to me the other day! We had emailed them to compliment the Mrs on her new boob job. We were not approaching and said so. I asked her who her doctor was as I was contemplating such a procedure. She wrote back saying she had looked at my pictures and I definitely needed a lift and implants. Wow! Hubby told me I should just blow her off and not respond, but I HAD to write her back and tell her just how rude that comment was. So... I did. :) And boy! Did she do some back-pedaling!!! LOL
Wailuku HI			Username hidden (440 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Sometimes subtle doesn't work. I had to get fairly rude when I was told by another couple we wouldn't be compatable based on my occupation. Just my opinion, say what you have to say or delete it entirely.
Canton OH			Username hidden (50 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Had a talk. Supposedly we're both on the same page. So just hanging back to see the results at the moment.
Mount Juliet TN			Username hidden (662 post)

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