FTopinMichigan -> RE: Oooops, was that rude? (8/8/2005 6:44:33 AM)
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ORIGINAL: sanita got a message onthe other side just now. not gonna name the thing that sent it, but it said: "holy shit are you fat" so i looked at this profile. 40y/o Dom in PA... 5'4", not too much other information. now i usually do not resort to personal attacks, but ohhhhhh, maybe it was just making a statement of the obvious he did not like... i replied: "and you're short, but i've lost 88 lbs so far, have you grown any recently?" ok, he didn't laugh. i got cursed (i think) with nasty pussy rash, and a kind of angry emoticon. *l* i blocked him. well, i am hoping it is not going to put me on the bad-sub list, but i had to share. and when i talk to my Master next, i will see if an apology is in order... but seriously, i doubt it. so, what would any of Y/you have done? sanita, I usually block someone, with a sorry atittude, but have to say I enjoyed the response you sent to this inconsiderate person. [:D] Personally, I usually don't get the "you're too fat" comment, until they are rejected from me. Not too fat, when they're are interested, but when I'M not interested...THEN I'm too fat. Congratulations on your weight loss. I feel that weight and a person's size are all part of the preference, just as I have a preference for my partner to be of a certain height (at LEAST as tall as me...lol), so I don't frown on people that seek thinner partners. I like larger sized men myself. No problem with having the preference. (It does seem that that person felt the need to feel better about himself, by putting you down. I've found that it's probably better to pity them, then get angry. They are sad people.) I've solved the "shallow man" filter, by posting a picture BEFORE weight loss. I am honest about being larger than average in size, and my photo shows a larger woman, but I'm 50 lbs lighter now. If it's an issue for them, either way...to enjoy a larger woman, or a smaller one, they need to be honest too. I truly would enjoy a man that had more interest in who I am, and not what I look like, or in JUST want I can do TO him, or FOR him. K
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