I remember when someone asked me if I had a single bed? I’m a 30 year mum ffs.
I remember when someone asked me if I had a single bed? I’m a 30 year mum ffs.Another guy last night ‘do you wear G Strings?’ F*** OFF!
I once chatted to a guy who lived with his mum temporarily, that was okay I understood he was between places, but one day not too far into chatting to him he sent me a selfie from inside of his room and he had a single bed... I got ick from the inside out and couldn't continueI remember when someone asked me if I had a single bed? I’m a 30 year mum ffs.
Unless you’re aged between 8-14 and living in the 90s or early 00’s you should not be using the word snog, especially on a dating site to try and sell yourself
'Snog' was around in the 70s as a phrase.Unless you’re aged between 8-14 and living in the 90s or early 00’s you should not be using the word snog, especially on a dating site to try and sell yourself
absolute vomit
Exactly... definitely doesn’t belong on a modern dating profile'Snog' was around in the 70s as a phrase.
You’ll feel rippling stomach waves and a sudden urge to run to the toiletHe’s written “you’ll feel it”.... what will you feel?!
I’m being tongue in cheek, by the way.
An overwhelming sense to vomHe’s written “you’ll feel it”.... what will you feel?!
I’m being tongue in cheek, by the way.
I’m not sure what impression he’s hoping to give with that, but it immediately gives me sexual predator vibes like he’d be really forceful and forward the second you met him and wouldn’t take no for an answer.
I mean its true. He clearly thinks that women will want whatever it is he is actually offering and doesn't realise how repulsive he is actually being. He would definitely be one of those guys that would get butt hurt at the slightest rejectionI’m not sure what impression he’s hoping to give with that, but it immediately gives me sexual predator vibes like he’d be really forceful and forward the second you met him and wouldn’t take no for an answer.
“Just let me give you a good snog. You WILL feel it!”
They look like bloodstains on the pale-blue sheet by his head!
Hey lovely, leave that man/woman/they/them and their dead chat dead. If they can’t hold a convo now imagine how boring they could be. However, was it you that text last? Did you give a dead reply? xxGirlies, after a bit of advice. Have followed this thread on and off since it was started
Bit of a dating app etiquette question, and I think I know the answer to what I’m about to say but... is it ever a good idea to revive a chat that has gone dead? I would essentially be double messaging him as I sent the last message... is this a big no no?
If I don't get a reply within 24 hours I unmatch. No one is that busy to avoid replying for longer than that, especially at the moment.Girlies, after a bit of advice. Have followed this thread on and off since it was started
Bit of a dating app etiquette question, and I think I know the answer to what I’m about to say but... is it ever a good idea to revive a chat that has gone dead? I would essentially be double messaging him as I sent the last message... is this a big no no?
The thing is, he isn’t boring at all!Hey lovely, leave that man/woman/they/them and their dead chat dead. If they can’t hold a convo now imagine how boring they could be. However, was it you that text last? Did you give a dead reply? xx
What did you ask?The thing is, he isn’t boring at all!We’ve spoken everyday for the last little while. He did ask to see me Easter weekend but I couldn’t because I’m actually waiting out lockdown at my parents’ in the countryside and was too far away. The last thing I said was actually a question which makes it worse as it’s not like I left him with nothing to reply to... I guess I’m just gutted because we have a scary amount of things in common and it takes a lot for me to be interested in someone to this extent. I kinda just wanted the opportunity to meet in person because I have a feeling we’d get on, but if we didn’t at least I gave it a shot, you know?
For me personally, I would not message him again. I just base this on experience. Usually when a chat goes cold on their side, it is simply because they are no longer interested. There's never any grand, dramatic reason. Of course, if you really feel that you want to get back in touch then that's entirely up to youThe thing is, he isn’t boring at all!We’ve spoken everyday for the last little while. He did ask to see me Easter weekend but I couldn’t because I’m actually waiting out lockdown at my parents’ in the countryside and was too far away. The last thing I said was actually a question which makes it worse as it’s not like I left him with nothing to reply to... I guess I’m just gutted because we have a scary amount of things in common and it takes a lot for me to be interested in someone to this extent. I kinda just wanted the opportunity to meet in person because I have a feeling we’d get on, but if we didn’t at least I gave it a shot, you know?
It was a just a harmless question in relation to something he’d said in a previous message.What did you ask?
I would definitely leave it. It’s possible they were just busy or you put them on the spot and their silence says it all. If they don’t reply today I would be removing them.
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