Why I Will Never Admit I Was Ever On A Dating Site

REPRINT OF A LETTER, A GOOD LESSON IN GENERAL FOR THIS PLACE.
Hi,

Would you flip me the bird or something polite just to let me know you're not interested in corresponding same as if I were a real person standing in front of you please? Because, basically, I am a real person standing in front of you only the fact that you disappear before I realize I am standing there talking to myself to I realize you do not respect me like you would a real person.

I would prefer your rejection to apathy to be honest. A politely worded rejection would be so much better if it would not drain too much of your energy to muster. There is no way to duck rejection, and it is kind of insulting (when you think about it) that the rejected has to take the responsibility for the rejecter as well. It is rude. I mean, it is not like you have received me as a form letter, some junk in the mail. How would you feel if you basically only received form letters here? If I had sent you a form letter, I would not mind so much being treated like some assembly line garbage. I looked at your profile, commented on it, and offered you an opening for dialogue. Instead of feeling gratitude for a dilemma of choice, you react with apathy that puts the rejected into an awkward position socially to realize he or she is basically having an imaginary conversation with him or herself.

That is a sad feeling apathy amplifies to the lonely. I would guess there are a lot of lonely people here for apathy to hammer down like so many nails. Scammers never reply, so there is that apathy bringing down the mode average of communication here, by the numbers. The weight of apathy can be oppressive if a scammer is successful filling the void real people leave here with their apathy. A "real" person should act real, IMHO of course.

By “real,” I mean adult.

I thought I would explain this to you because you're not an unintelligent chick.

Cheers,
R. A.
Post Comment

Comments (6)

Sad Sad sssssssaaaaaddddmoping roll eyes but it happensdoh
Maybe she meant to get back to you and forgot to conversing

Maybe shes not as cold and heartless as your making her sound scold dunno

maybe your taking private mail way too seriously doh

Maybe her page crashed sigh

Maybe your mails are too long yawn

Or maybe the chick gatherd up her feathers and flew out of CSroll eyes
When someone doesnt respond, I assume they are holding back for any of a myriad of reaons. If they respond uninterested, they dont know me anyway. I could care less in either case. After four or five really serious dates I might feel a little rejection.
Hi Redex,

Nice to see you too. Thank you for commenting.
You state in your post that "A real person should act 'real'..."... I wonder do you explain to ladies you get in contact with your reason for using a 30 year old photograph of the writer William Gibson on your profile?... confused... Just a thought but perhaps their lack of interest may be due to this?... also...if indeed you are this famous writer who has decided to grace this humble site with your presence...perhaps stating your correct age might be helpful to the age group you state as a preference?.... Just try being honest and you might have better luck....
I will address this here, only because it highlights the lack of the acceptance others receive who choose an avatar other than themselves. My reason should be self-evident in the very title of this Blog. “The street finds its own uses for things,” Gibson wrote, and I guess that is true, as I have looked over the profiles of others who receive less criticism than me for proof.

The close up is, in fact, a dead ringer for me at the time I posted it, but it is not I in that photo. I am in the full-length photo with George Martin if that is any consolation to those who have nothing better in their lives than to amuse themselves on The Internet with their own sense of self-importance. A photo is not required to attract such types, of course; an articulate profile, specific match criteria, or an eloquent blog post will suffice to bring out these poster children for “a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.” You just have to read their postings with a critical eye to see it for what it is.

Yet it does seem women need an accurate physical representation despite their claim that such requirements are strictly shallow male requirements. So I have proved same: the face of the person on this end of the computer.

Seems to me more relationships would be won by simple conversation than by self-important harangues. But that’s just my opinion, perhaps….
Post Comment - Let others know what you think about this Blog.
Meet the Author of this Blog
aRrAe

aRrAe

Warsaw, Mazovia, Poland

R.A. is a first-time Canadian novelist currently in Central Europe researching locations for an upcoming story. This is his second career after retiring from public relations where he worked as senior strategic counsel advising on issues related to c [read more]

About this Blog

created Dec 2015
1,407 Views
Last Viewed: Apr 20
Last Commented: Dec 2015
aRrAe has 18 other Blogs

Like this Blog?

Do you like this Blog? Why not let the Author know. Click the button to like the Blog. And your like will be added. Likes are anonymous.

Feeling Creative?