Recognise anyone?

It’s just a bit of fun, not looking to offend anyone, but have you ever spotted one or more of these female single types? I think there are a couple missing confused The guys on the other hand seem to boil down to two types, flirts or not flirts . . .

• The Onlooker – intrigued by what everyone else is up to, quick to give her opinion, coy about her own agenda. Most Onlookers put their status as ‘in a relationship’ or ‘not available’. In their bio they say things like Not looking Not looking although some opt for putting their age as 99 and insist they are looking for older men only. Onlookers can be drawn into public flirtation. They give advice, and it is often worth reading. rollers

• The Spiritual Soul – searching for love, but not just on the coarse physical plane. She seeks a soulmate, and wanders along the beaches (they nearly all live on beaches) thinking beautiful thoughts which she turns into poetry. She has frequent affairs which end when the potential soulmate would rather turn on the telly or go out for a pint than read yet another poem, and she realizes sadly that he is too of the earth to be The One. He is hustled out the door, immortalized in a poignant and regretful poem, and then forgotten. daydream

• The Incorrigible Flirt – she’s naughty and fun, with a teasing word for everyone, scattering lavish compliments and flirting outrageously. She’s not going to settle down in a hurry – and she very rarely meets up, either, although there is always at least one meet-up imminent. batting

• The Hardboiled Egg – hardly counts as a single because she never, ever meets anyone. She complains there are no real men left, certainly none in her locality, and deletes private messages instantly because all messages are ipso facto from scammers. talk to hand She makes disparaging comments in the public forums but gives good advice

• The Upgrader describes herself as single, but coyly admits in her first or second private message that she is in fact in a relationship / marriage but it isn’t working out. flirty

• The Pragmatist is perhaps the most honest of all. She wants a better life for herself, preferably marriage, and is offering good company and that she will look after her man. Most of them are in poorer countries and with limited English but to judge by the blogs, the men who accept that offer and import a Pragmatist are pleased enough. However, many who look like Pragmatists are of course scammers. It is a very fine line to define. Be warned, too, gents, that genuine Pragmatists often turn fairly promptly into Upgraders.hmmm

• The Nut – phew, how to define a nut? She starts off seeming sensible but scratch the surface and the lunacy bubbles up. Nuts range from quirky to full-blown fruitcake. The Fruitcake is scary - some are sensible in the mornings, wildly erratic in the evenings. Some become demanding, attack other women on the forums, publicly insult men who have backed away, take the mildest remark as either a deadly insult or a heartfelt declaration, and appear in every shape and form. They get weirder and weirder until the website managers delete their profiles.shock

A little bit of nut in everyone is a Good Thing. You can have too much of a Good Thing, though.


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Molly, ever riding the ragged edge of disaster rolling on the floor laughing

Ish here's your coffee if you haven't whizzed off to your fiesta coffee
Your waitress clothes sound like my old school uniform - turn the skirt over at the waistband to hike up the hemline, hide the old school tie in the school bag, and unbutton down to our little white school bras laugh

I do feel half-sorry for guys who get caught up with Lolitas and protest that they didn't know. We were determined to look 18 and older rolling on the floor laughing
My epitath

'Molly, Ever riding the ragged edge of disaster'


laugh
you were just lucky Titch had whizzed dynamically away already - want me to delete the comment? rolling on the floor laughing

I'd much rather watch her beat you briskly up popcorn
(The comments were good, and I'd left out a couple of things doh which need to go in)

yay
Biff she has nothing to worry about yet. When is that meet-up in Ireland?
(Glad the comments were good)

I think it's time for me to go to sleep or read an Edge mystery laugh

Goodnight ladies hug
cheeses! The women are still talkin. We could make a talk-marthon for charity outa this init? roll eyes
Ten, I love talking and I do it fairly fast, just ask those who have met me. If you ever need a headache just let me know.
Good night Molly, hope the Edge thing puts you to sleep in under 10 minutes laugh

Another exciting day tomorrow! yay elephant
Tenner, thank you for offering to sponsor this for charity. That's surprisingly generous of you.


When you do get yourself suited for life with your forever partner, you will be very grateful that you learned an important fact about women first ... we like talking. grin
@ish

I kinda realised.. and you most definitely aren't alone.. molly is a chatter box. She'll of course deny it but am pretty sure she is.

@biff

Aye.. thank got my brain has a mute button! roll eyes
Tenner - I'll go further - when you chose not to use the mute button, but enjoy listening?

She's the One! yay
i've read better. i prematurely shelved it. maybe Red can fold it into something
Are you suggesting it makes attractive paper woodchucks?
Good point.
ok, i'm about to blow. i hated that book. it read like a man wrote it.
which one blows? 50 shades? That's what I was wondering. Did men predominately buy it or women or both.
i think women bought it. that author has an amazing agent.
Why would women be interested in reading such degrading literature?
because, women can be pretty curious
Does it suggest that women are attracted to the idea that the more money and power a man has, the greater lengths they're willing to go to please him? Or something less sinister.

(new disposable computer here. can't type on it yet. slow. trying to set it up)
Just curious? But is it not relatively easy to find an abusive man?
I don't know about that devil book. I only know about how men have a design to dominate women. I can easily explain a man's interest in such foul behavior. Trying to understand the women's interest.
i'd rather turn the tables and try the domination thing. probably because i'm in customer service and play a doormat all day
When do you start the new job?
Understandably, most women would only want to experience it from the comfort of their easy chair.
At least you'll be done before the snow flies.

We need to get you some race car driving lessons. Then when you hit the road it will be a piece of cake.

I need to install some software so I need to log off. wave
ok RC. see you later. handshake
Eleg
This is awesome
Wonderful read. None fully explain who I am but a few has traits of what and the personality I portray.dancing head banger
Blast, I missed a whole fascinating discussion!

Fifty shades, if anyone comes back to this blog, have to put my hand up and say I haven't read it. I did read most of the preview, the first 10 percent, on Amazon, and I knew from that I wouldn't enjoy the book, not because of the content but because of the writing style. In fact most of the people who bought it have enjoyed tearing it apart, the author should care, she's laughing all the way to the bank.

As to why women were fascinated, it is, like all books, a chance to vicariously experience something outside your own life. When its topical and you have the option to go out there and try it, at least you have some idea of what to expect.

That's sort of the point of reading, whether the books are about another country, another lifestyle, another way of living altogether. Some are historical, some are topical options, like 50 shades, some are nostalgic love stories, heart wings some, like SF, are set in a future we'll not live long enough to see

Reading is the best thing in the world daydream but then I'm deeply prejudiced rolling on the floor laughing
Molly, sorry, should have included you in that comment too because you'd also spoken on the 50 shades reaction

She caught the public fancy with a book that was of general interest, and lucky lady. Every writer dreams of that! But I'm glad to know I was right not to struggle on through my irritation rolling on the floor laughing
Hi, Proficiency wave yeah I think we're a little too complex to be pigeon-holed so easily but glad you enjoyed it laugh
I made it half way through the movie, will finish the rest tomorrow. Not as bad as what I had expected after seeing such bad reviews. I think I understand why people like it. I'm curious to see how it ends.
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