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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 6:05:20 PM   
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I respond to every note I get ... unless ...

It is utterly stupid.
or my life takes me away form the moment for some reason ...

If you really think you like the person send a secondary note a few days later.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 6:54:41 PM   
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It's quite simple really. They don't always answer coz they don't hafta, they don't wanna. See? Easy peasy.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 7:31:05 PM   
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When a filthy bum on a street corner asks you for a handout, do you blindly stare straight ahead and ignore his existence, or do you say, "No, thank" or even look and shake your head?


Yes, I do stare ahead and keep on walking. Every single corner of every single street has at least 1 to 10 or more homeless people standing or lying there asking for money. If I stood there and said "no thanks" to each and every one of them I would never get to where I am going. I'm going to assume you live in bumfucked Egypt with maybe one homeless person in the entire town.

Yeah, I'm uncivilized. I can accept that.

eta: why should they go to another site to ask for travel advice when they can just talk to someone here who has extensive information about the area? Personally if I was traveling somewhere I want to hear advice from real people who live in the area and will give me the places where all Baltimoreans go, or where to stay away from. You can't get that from a travel site. Plus I can always ask them if they want to meet and get together just for some fun with others who are into bdsm while they are visiting here.

When I went to Europe a few months ago, I asked people around this site who have lived there or extensively visited. I got excellent advice that I would never have gotten from a travel site.


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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 7:37:32 PM   
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To the OP

As I sub I don't think I can reply to every message I get. It is not possible and the Doms don't even make it easy. After reaading a couple of messages I get so irritated I sign out. In your mind you thought the message you sent was polite but after reading your profile I doubt that you are one to send a "polite' message. 

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 7:41:36 PM   
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If you have already begun to engage in several notes back and forth and they stop- well then, that's rude.


I admit I do this. If I'm talking to someone who contacted me and we start a conversation and he becomes extremely boring to me, I just don't write back eventually. I do this in real life as well. I might talk to someone in real life, until I get bored and tired of them. Then I just simply stop responding to them and never get together with them. Would you rather get an email that says "Hey I'm sorry but I'm just finding you so boring that I'm falling asleep at my computer. I wish you the best of luck dude."

I still stand by my view....no response IS a response.


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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 7:53:08 PM   
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~ Fast Reply ~

I'm late to the party here but I don't reply to emails that simply say "Hi there" or, "How are you tonight?" Since I'm in a relationship and my profile says so (and says with whom) right across the top, I have no need to engage in any sort of meaningless dialogue with men who are simply just poking at profiles to see who responds.

Then of course there are the emails that talk about doing specific sexual acts with me. Um, no thanks. No need to reply to those, either. Not now, not when I was single.

I also don't see some of the mail that comes in. The Mister might read it before I do, and often just deletes them if he thinks they're not worth anyone's time.

Some emails are from people just leaving a compliment, or someone asking a question, or someone commenting on something I wrote here. I answer those.

I didn't read all the posts here but I did see comments about ignoring homeless people. I live in a pretty metropolitan area but in the areas where I work and live, there aren't a lot of homeless folks around. There's one old man at the light of the freeway offramp that I see every day, and if the light is red I say hello and hand him a dollar. If I'm downtown, it depends on how I'm approached. Sometimes I say, "Sorry, not today" sometimes I give a hand out and sometimes I say nothing and keep walking (if they're really aggressive about it, for example). Once I was in Oakland and a dude outside a Subway asked for money. I said no but if he wanted to come in and order a sandwich, I'd pay for it, which he did, with profuse thanks. When I visited Seattle I felt like I was accosted on every corner, so I had to just keep walking and ignore. For me it's circumstantial.

Seems I wrote more about homeless than Cmails though lol.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:01:19 PM   
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I dont even open most of my mail. - nor delete it, or delete it unread for that matter- lol. It just says NEW all the way down my page. That must really fuck them up.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:06:04 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: JanahX

I dont even open most of my mail. - nor delete it, or delete it unread for that matter- lol. It just says NEW all the way down my page. That must really fuck them up.

That inbox would totally fuck with my OCD.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:06:59 PM   
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But its so satisfying.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:08:54 PM   
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Not necessarily. A lack of response COULD also be caused by issues not relating to you at all, for instance break-down of communication means. Even on-line, things do disappear in cyberspace for reasons unrelated to the sender and unrelated to the receiver.

So, "no response" is not necessarily saying anything about YOU, as it possibly could be the result also of a technical problem. The sender can't know.

This means that not responding leaves the other party in legitimate doubt of what the message to be extracted from this non-action truly should be.

The result of that is often that it takes way more time for the other party to find out that the "no response" was indeed a deliberate message from you than what it would have taken you to just send two words: "Not interested". It is simply not a reasonable way of treating a fellow human being that acts in best faith. I doubt that anyone, including you, would appreciate being treated with such disrespect for their time and interest in you. And if you don't appreciate that kind of disrespect when aimed at yourself, you shouldn't dish it out to other people either. Unless, of course, you are a more worthy human being of special breed and rank that entitles you to ignorance of other people...

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:10:41 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: NuevaVida


quote:

ORIGINAL: JanahX

I dont even open most of my mail. - nor delete it, or delete it unread for that matter- lol. It just says NEW all the way down my page. That must really fuck them up.

That inbox would totally fuck with my OCD.


Master thinks it's funny because I delete all the "who is looking at you" every single time someone looks at me unless it's someone that I keep a regular email chat with because it's easier and faster to respond to by clicking on the photo.

Otherwise I can't stand to see a cluttered " who is looking at you" or my email. I rarely have more than 1 mail in my email. I continually empty it on a daily basis. Hell, I even delete Master's cmail once I read and respond to one he sent me. I mean, why do I need to keep them? I see him almost everyday in person lol.

I hate clutter. I'm a minimalist.


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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:14:45 PM   
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I doubt that anyone, including you, would appreciate being treated with such disrespect for their time and interest in you. And if you don't appreciate that kind of disrespect when aimed at yourself, you shouldn't dish it out to other people either. Unless, of course, you are a more worthy human being of special breed and rank that entitles you to ignorance of other people...


Except when they write to you: Hello Whore - or Bitch, or Slave or whatever the fuck - Id like to stick my dick,,,,,,, -blah blah blah
Obviously you have zero idea of the morons that flood womens inboxes with their inane bullshit.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:16:11 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: littlewonder


quote:

ORIGINAL: NuevaVida


quote:

ORIGINAL: JanahX

I dont even open most of my mail. - nor delete it, or delete it unread for that matter- lol. It just says NEW all the way down my page. That must really fuck them up.

That inbox would totally fuck with my OCD.


Master thinks it's funny because I delete all the "who is looking at you" every single time someone looks at me unless it's someone that I keep a regular email chat with because it's easier and faster to respond to by clicking on the photo.

I delete the ones whose pictures I don't like lol. There are some things I just don't need to see over and over again when clicking over there.
quote:


Otherwise I can't stand to see a cluttered " who is looking at you" or my email. I rarely have more than 1 mail in my email. I continually empty it on a daily basis. Hell, I even delete Master's cmail once I read and respond to one he sent me. I mean, why do I need to keep them? I see him almost everyday in person lol.

I hate clutter. I'm a minimalist.


Ha - I save everything. I'm an email hoarder. I have saved every email between the Mister and I. In fact, just last week I was bored while sick and went reminiscing through old emails. They made me feel good. It's a nostalgia thing.


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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:18:23 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: JanahX

quote:

I doubt that anyone, including you, would appreciate being treated with such disrespect for their time and interest in you. And if you don't appreciate that kind of disrespect when aimed at yourself, you shouldn't dish it out to other people either. Unless, of course, you are a more worthy human being of special breed and rank that entitles you to ignorance of other people...


Except when they write to you: Hello Whore - or Bitch, or Slave or whatever the fuck - Id like to stick my dick,,,,,,, -blah blah blah
Obviously you have zero idea of the morons that flood womens inboxes with their inane bullshit.

Exactly.

Let's not forget the, "Will you torture my balls" kind of emails, too.

Some things are just not worth expending my energy for. I didn't ask for the solicitation; I am not require to respond to it.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:19:06 PM   
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Here's a challenge for the guys that think the women are being unreasonable.

Create a female profile. Then say a polite "no thank you" to every email that comes in. Then watch how you get treated.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:19:30 PM   
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^^^

BINGO!

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:19:51 PM   
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ORIGINAL: ToyOfRhamnusia

Not necessarily. A lack of response COULD also be caused by issues not relating to you at all, for instance break-down of communication means. Even on-line, things do disappear in cyberspace for reasons unrelated to the sender and unrelated to the receiver.

So, "no response" is not necessarily saying anything about YOU, as it possibly could be the result also of a technical problem. The sender can't know.

This means that not responding leaves the other party in legitimate doubt of what the message to be extracted from this non-action truly should be.

The result of that is often that it takes way more time for the other party to find out that the "no response" was indeed a deliberate message from you than what it would have taken you to just send two words: "Not interested". It is simply not a reasonable way of treating a fellow human being that acts in best faith. I doubt that anyone, including you, would appreciate being treated with such disrespect for their time and interest in you. And if you don't appreciate that kind of disrespect when aimed at yourself, you shouldn't dish it out to other people either. Unless, of course, you are a more worthy human being of special breed and rank that entitles you to ignorance of other people...


If I take your meaning correctly, I agree with you. There are even quick response options that can be used.

While I completely understand someone not wnting to waste their time on a "hi hoe r u?" message, it seems almost dismissive and rude to not send some kind of reply to a respectful, well-thought out, innoccuous e-mail from someone who may just want to chit-chat for a bit or discuss the latest journal entry you posted or whatever.

True e-mail exchange from this very site:

Me: "Hi! I wanted to tell you that your journal entry from _ _ / _ _ / _ _ where you talked about your feelings on ________________________ ... I could not agree more! Some of the things you said about how people behave when faced with a situation like that really struck the mark.

Have you ever noticed that when you call them on it ..."

Response: "I'm not poly and I don't share"

Ladies, just to be clear: If I comment on your journal entry and you assume I'm making an approach, it makes you look pompous and cranially-rectally inverted.



Peace and comfort,



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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:23:53 PM   
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ORIGINAL: DaddySatyr


If I take your meaning correctly, I agree with you. There are even quick response options that can be used.

While I completely understand someone not wnting to waste their time on a "hi hoe r u?" message, it seems almost dismissive and rude to not send some kind of reply to a respectful, well-thought out, innoccuous e-mail from someone who may just want to chit-chat for a bit or discuss the latest journal entry you posted or whatever.

True e-mail exchange from this very site:

Me: "Hi! I wanted to tell you that your journal entry from _ _ / _ _ / _ _ where you talked about your feelings on ________________________ ... I could not agree more! Some of the things you said about how people behave when faced with a situation like that really struck the mark.

Have you ever noticed that when you call the on it ..."

Response: "I'm not poly and I don't share"

Ladies, just to be clear: If I comment on your journal entry and you assume I'm making an approach, it makes you look pompous and cranially-rectally inverted.



Peace and comfort,



Michael


Yeah, I wasn't talking about the kinds of emails you referred to in the part I bolded above. I do reply to those. In fact, that's how I met the Mister. It took me about 3 days to reply because I was sick of emails and sick of men writing to me, but I did reply, basically telling him I hadn't replied because I really didn't know how to answer it, since I'm not looking for a relationship. But that his email was so kind and respectful it warranted a reply.

Who knew it would turn into what we have now lol.

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:33:50 PM   
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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

Here's a challenge for the guys that think the women are being unreasonable.

Create a female profile. Then say a polite "no thank you" to every email that comes in. Then watch how you get treated.


not to mention all the cock pics in the attachment .... i mean really?

PS: i dont have a female fake account

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RE: Why do people ignore mails - 10/11/2012 8:35:29 PM   
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For a FIRST contact, I see it differently. When the first contact is UNSOLICITED, I don't see the receiver having any obligation whatsoever to respond. It would be ridiculous with the amount of spam we all get. But a person making the first unsolicited contact knows this and cannot with good reason expect any response. But when it has been established through some communication that we are not talking about spam or any equivalent of it, then everything in my previous post applies.

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