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Topic: You know what I don't get???
fullmoonfairy's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:38 PM
How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?

motowndowntown's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:40 PM
It's a strange strange world eh?
And there are a lot of strange strange people living in it.

Gumbyvs's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:41 PM

How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?


So besides the insightful information in your profile, what are you looking for?

JustAGuy2112's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:42 PM
If you take a look at 99% of the profiles around here, you'll see that they normally don't give the first clue as to what a person wants in the one they figure they can be in a relationship with.

That's why people ask that question.

If people were to put a little ( read a LOT ) more effort and thought into their profile, people would already have a good idea what the person who wrote said profile is looking for.

* Note * I am not saying this is necessarily the case with your profile because I haven't looked at it.

PATSFAN's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:45 PM
:thumbsup: I agree

lighthouselover's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:45 PM

How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?




you mean just like it is when you meet someone without the computer as a medium?

I personally think that people should meet face to face fairly quickly...talking with someone face to face is much different than in text...


Atlantis75's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:46 PM
Edited by Atlantis75 on Wed 07/15/09 06:48 PM

How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?


email me your resume first (must be a .word or .doc format) with your last 5 jobs (your salaries and bosses) and your credit report (under 6 don't even consider) of the past 7 years (less won't cut it) and 3 dependable references (must be US citizens) and don't forget to hand sign it ( with a black ink pen) or in the absence of that I will need a written Power of Attorney (lawyer phone required), and THEN maybe we can discuss my favorite color, alright? waving

Gumbyvs's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:46 PM
Edited by Gumbyvs on Wed 07/15/09 06:46 PM


How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?




you mean just like it is when you meet someone without the computer as a medium?

I personally think that people should meet face to face fairly quickly...talking with someone face to face is much different than in text...




Exactly, cause there is no delete key in verbal communication, when you say something creepy or something you're lying your a$$ off about.

littleike's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:46 PM

How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?
i dont think its so much there afraid to comit because i know i certainly want a true relationship. i think its more, well ill say for me its more i want to know if there bi or gay cause im straight as a arrow. and i want to know if there just looking for fun or a one night stand cause im not. i seem to ask for the ground rules also cause theres so many players and not serious people today in this world

fullmoonfairy's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:47 PM


How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?


So besides the insightful information in your profile, what are you looking for?


My point exactly! Why don't you talk to me and find out? I have had detailed profiles with what I like, what I don't like, what I'm looking for, what I'm NOT looking for...and guess what? I got asked the same question: "So what is it you're looking for?".

So you see, it doesn't matter either way. *shrug*

motowndowntown's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:47 PM
Face to face? You mean like in real life???

Now that is a scary thought.

mry's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:48 PM
And do ya guys have to say you don't want a fat woman? Geesh, maybe fat women don't want an opinionated man...bigsmile

lionsbrew's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:48 PM
I think people anymore do seem fairly afraid to leave their comfort zone. The world could use a dose of adventurous spirit.

grneyedldy1967's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:49 PM
Edited by grneyedldy1967 on Wed 07/15/09 06:50 PM


How many of you have run into members of the opposite sex at online dating sites that ask: "So what are you looking for?".

I mean can't we just chat, meet, chat some more and figure that out when we get to it? Do we have to lay the ground rules before we even talk on the phone? Are people nowadays so afraid of relationships that they have to find out where they stand BEFORE they get out from behind the computer and talk to each other face to face?


email me your resume first (must be a .word or .doc format) with your last 5 jobs (your salaries and bosses) and your credit report (under 6 don't even consider) of the past 7 years (less won't cut it) and 3 dependable references (must be US citizens) and don't forget to hand sign it ( with a black ink pen) or in the absence of that I will need a written Power of Attorney (lawyer phone required), and THEN maybe we can discuss my favorite color, alright? waving

Sooooo.. what is your favorite color? :tongue:

rockermommyj's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:50 PM
I agree with the point that the ground rules, are hillarious. At this point I ask if they could whou me with their intellect. The answers in reply are priceless! I just like people, I enjoy talking, and conversing... There is something to learn from everyone, the person you talk with might not be the soulmate but maybe someone interesting. Interesting smart, savy friends are a commodity that is always in demand.

rockermommyj's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:50 PM
That is the best, ever!

Gumbyvs's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:51 PM

And do ya guys have to say you don't want a fat woman? Geesh, maybe fat women don't want an opinionated man...bigsmile


Some people know what they want, should we bicker about people that want to date within their race? Younger or older? Skinny or not? Though I do agree, some men/women could care less what a potential mate wants, they just like drooling over the photo.

littleike's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:53 PM

And do ya guys have to say you don't want a fat woman? Geesh, maybe fat women don't want an opinionated man...bigsmile
personaly i like big woman not huge but flufy. my ex was 240

fullmoonfairy's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:53 PM

I think people anymore do seem fairly afraid to leave their comfort zone. The world could use a dose of adventurous spirit.


Exactly. Ok...let's say you walk up to a person in a bar...or maybe even someone you meet at work or at an event and ask them out (wow...that's how people USED to find each other, imagine that). So you go on your first date...are you going to ask that person "Soooo...what are you looking for?". Of course not, you're gonna play it by ear. See what happens.

RKISIT's photo
Wed 07/15/09 06:54 PM


And do ya guys have to say you don't want a fat woman? Geesh, maybe fat women don't want an opinionated man...bigsmile
personaly i like big woman not huge but flufy. my ex was 240
rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl fluffy rofl rofl rofl rofl

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