juliaoceania
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Joined: 4/19/2006 From: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: CelticNightmare I see a lot of people who seem to like to post a "shopping list of deal breakers and requirements" in thier profiles. Where do you think this comes from? Is it something that actually works? I am going to answer this for shits and giggles and because I am bored.... If I were going to have a profile seeking I would not have a laundry list of dislikes, I would have a laundry list of things I would want to have... in other words I would try to focus on who I wanted to attract, not whom I wanted to repel. I am into positive thinking, and not into negativity. I would frame it always in the positive because people respond to positive... I have also learned something else in my time on planet Earth, leaving my "must haves" to a minimum is more of a recipe for success than narrowing my vision too much. I am much more open these days than I used to be, of course I have preferences, but to state them exhaustively on a profile seems rather much. This is only how I feel about it all, and if other people want to try to weed out others and are more discriminating than me, well that is their preference which I respect... all this is moot as I am not currently looking, and part of the reason why I was successful when I am looking (I never lack for dates if a date is what I want) is because I am more positive in my outlook all the time, and that is appealing, more appealing than people even would think it is. The things that turn me off about people are not laundry lists... the things that turn me off is negativity, and if people put forward profiles in which they are negative it would make me pass them by. Examples of such negativity? Well examples would be "Looking for a low drama submissive", "Tired of liars and game players", "No fat chicks".. etc etc etc.... Just my thoughts
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Once you label me, you negate me ~ Soren Kierkegaard Reality has a well known Liberal Bias ~ Stephen Colbert Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss people. Eleanor Roosevelt
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