Dozhee
Posts: 8
Joined: 4/11/2006 Status: offline
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In response to the original poster: quote:
Y/you see, im just not sure how to go about things anymore.... Welcome to the adult world. We act like we know what we are doing, but most of us are winging it too. im the shy and timid type....but i can come off as blunt and demanding....but its more that im scared then anything....had some difficult times.... To me, you seem more direct than blunt and demanding. If you've had difficult experiences and those experiences have helped you learn to say what you mean and exercise caution, I count that as a positive outcome. i find it hard to meet P/people....im scared to msg Someone first.... Fear of rejection is common. When you introduce yourself, you are, to some extent, making yourself vulnerable to rejection. The let down that comes from being rejected or ignored is unpleasant, but to me it's an acceptable risk when weighed against the pleasure derived from meeting new people who react favorably to my interest. <snip> how does one with a fear such as mine go about meeting Someone new....Someone who is all she needs........ <snip> Wing it. Take risks. Get bruised. Heal. Make friends. Smile. Live. "i think my profile is too forward...." I do not think your profile is too forward. (We are free to differ on this point, and since it is your profile, your opinion carries more weight in this matter than mine does.) Because I am a busybody, I am going to make a few suggestions: 1. Change the font and justification. The white-on-black, center-justified text can be hard to read. 2. Remove the bit about "if it bothers you". Your final sentence explains your expectations regarding sex. For those with class, tact, and dignity, that sentence is sufficient. For those without, no other warnings will work. 3. Consider using commas and line-breaks/white-space, rather than ellipses. 4. Soften your language. "I just don't give a flying" and "nice set of tits" can come off as crass. (I imagine your intention was to be casual, but since inflection can be difficult to read from text, others may not read the same intent.) 5. Craft your profile in a word processor and check for spelling, punctuation, and grammar before posting it. Because I am a nice busybody, I'm also going to add a few compliments: 1. The way you talk about your interests and love for children makes you seem very genuine and approachable. 2. The girlie-girl/country-girl contrast is delightful. It shows a sweet aspect of your multi-dimensional personality to the reader. 3. Your pictures are in good taste and beautiful. 4. You have a wide variety of interests. Those can be good conversation starters. (For others, who read your profile and want to message you, or for you when you choose to message another) 5. Retain the statement "I give everything a fair chance to start". That statement shows you are open to new ideas, but are also capable of setting boundaries. I hope your search is fruitful and your journey brings you joy. <Edited because the white-space fairly sprinkled my post with extra line-breaks>
< Message edited by Dozhee -- 6/11/2006 9:46:31 AM >
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