RapierFugue -> RE: What is it with the fakes and posers? (11/16/2009 5:31:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterK13 When you look at a profile ever notice that some are almost like a vanilla's they dont even describe the partner they want as a BDSM enthusiest what's up with that? I edited because I know some people on the site are just kinky looking for kinky partners I am talking about vanillas seeking vanillas with no kinks at all. Well you're about to be savaged by sheep, but to treat the question seriously for a moment ... There are several kinds of "fakes"; which sort are you talking about? Fake as in not really what they claim to be (ie subs posing as doms, doms as subs, etc), fake as in not really into kink (in which case I would imagine that the contents of their cmail inbox in the 30 mins after posting their profile for the first time would cause them to scream, then take a fire axe to their computer, soonest) or fake as in scammers setting up to rip others off? If it's the latter I know what you're referring to - the scammers tend to hit the first few buttons on the "create profile page" and leave it at that, presumably because a) it takes time to click stuff and b) as English often isn't their first language, I wonder sometimes if they've any idea what half of it means. The result is a profile stacked with vanilla interests, with nothing kink-related in there. I've noticed that very phenomena myself many, many times over - it's one of about 5 criteria I use when assessing a profile for "scam-ness". In some cases I'm sure people simply don't wish to discuss their kinks with a wider audience until they've got to know the person, which I can understand, although it's not my way. The reason a crowd will be turning up with torches and pitchforks is that the self-same question you asked tends to be asked roughly every 5 minutes around here, often by people who turn up, ask it, whinge about it, then fuck off, never to be seen again. It's a sort of pervier version of the Bermuda Triangle.
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