BadBoyDamien
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Joined: 12/7/2010 Status: offline
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Thanks to all for nice advices, thoughts ... quote:
ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze Sounds like you just went to this one thing, and chances are you stumbled into a group of socially inept people, the way they reacted and started fights sounds a bit dodgy, a bit like if you stumble into a dive in the bad part of town. I noticed that fetish parties are not all the same, some are great and some are just plainly not worth your time, it really depends on what kind of people they attract. As for treating a waitress bad for no reason at all, that's such an instant turn off, it's one of my biggest turn offs. Talking about problems, that depends, I mean if I meet somebody for the first time and we get along and he or she tells me about a problem and I encountered something similar, I might mention it, sort of "Yes, our neighbors also tend to have loud parties, can be highly annoying during the week..." Playing superwoman and acting invulnerable isn't a sign of dominance but rather of insecurity. You know find some nice munches and groups and get to know the people on a human basis first, I guess you were talking to the 5 women because you were attracted to how they look, great looks don't always mean they have a great character. Yeah, that's part of the problem. I didn't really truly know them on a human basis. I knew a thing or two, but clearly not enough. They all ended up being the type of people I wouldn't even want to be friends with. I also agree about problems-talk. However, it's one thing just talking about them, mentioning them, but a completely other thing just outright whining about them, the first time you meet someone. I always try being open-minded and not judge anyone, however, such a thing makes my alarm go off. You mentioned that playing a superwoman and acting invulnerable is a sign of insecurity ... That was the main problem! In the beginning they looked like that, acted like that, to the point where I became suspicious. And those suspicions proved to be correct later on ... quote:
ORIGINAL: LadyPact The part that I highlighted in red is almost a contradiction. It's very hard when you're new to have good screening processes because you really don't know what you're screening for. Yeah, that was my main point! Being a "newbie", it's very hard to have a good screening process. (when I wrote that I always use a very good screening process, I meant overall in life; but that's not possible yet in this instance here)
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