kc692 -> RE: So Whats The Big D ILL With 1 Liners? (3/31/2006 8:46:54 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Real0ne Why is there so much animosity toward people who write one liners? Why is this so DESPISED AND HATED? Seems to me that one liners should be condoned, not condemned. your thouhgts? For me it depends on the content. A one line zinger that's intended to either create humor, be thought provoking, or is a reference to something specific - say a thread on the message board, a journal entry, etc. is perfectly acceptable to my mind. Those, however, are not: '47 yo mwm dildo training forced femme golden msg me @ yadayadyahell' or 'ur hot lets meet' or 'nice pics' (which I always respond to with 'thank you' - no more, no less) or a personal fav - 'fat bitch bet you can't dominate me.' Of course, I'm spelling much better than these usually do. This is the sort of 'one liner' I'd bet you're hearing complaints about. We get a LOT of this sort of stuff. I block by default. After a while the BS stops. Let's not forget these gems, taken from only the last week of my personal mails received here(no identifying info included): hello Mistress, how are you today? hi mistress. only i want to serve you.. i love this life.. can we chat?(not sure if this one counts....was more than one sentence, but fit on one line) You are incredibly beautifull Ms. i tink u are gorgeous hi could i possibly have permission to ask what your chest measurements are? i just like to fantasize That's a sampler of just this week, and I cut and pasted to ensure 100% accuracy...do they make me mad?? The answer is no, because they are not worth my time....do they rate a reply????**Snorts**, again, they are not worth my time....so, it's no big deal to get a one liner, but don't count on a reply when that is what you send. When I have gotten truly complimentary emails that are only one or two sentences long, I take the time to thank them for their compliment, even though in my profile, I have one very specific instruction on something to include in emails to me to show they read my profile. If I feel that the compliments is sincere, I know they are not writing with the hopes of a relationship, and I do make exceptions in that instance. Actually, I have found personally, if indeed I have been emailed a novel as an email, when my female dominant friends from this site and I talk, in many cases, they got the same long drawn out, supposedly well thought out email. I prefer the middle ground, where neither side is counting words, but looking at the meaning and intent of the words written.
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