Duskypearls
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ORIGINAL: TheLilSquaw quote:
ORIGINAL: newjourney I get it. It's unfortunate that people can't be civil to each other anymore. A truly sad indictment of where our world is heading. What is civil to YOU may not be what civil is to everyone else. To ME politely ignoring you is civil. You demanding that I respond to an email you sent me, isn't all that civil in my eyes. (you and I were used as general terms) quote:
Now, you say "That is junk mail since it is unsolicited mail." Perhaps you are right, however, how else would it be possible to get to know someone on CM if nobody sends any messages? Telepathy? I suppose you will come back and say you get to know someone on the forums. Maybe, but the likelihood of meeting someone in the forums who lives in the same city is pretty slim. Here is the thing, if you send someone an email and you want to get to know them. They don't respond back, they obviously don't want to get to know you. So why throw a fit? Why not simply say okay, for what ever reason they didn't think I was compatible and move on? Just because YOU are interested in getting to know someone, doesn't mean they feel the same about you. Btw... I have found more than a handful of posters who are local to me and even more when I lived in California. Granted I lived in the ass crack of California so going to LA, SF, or Sac wasn't an issue. I've also drove down to DC to go to a CM members birthday bash years ago and meet MANY CMers there. ETA: Instead of hiding your profile due to "hate mail" why not simply block and delete? Why give a stranger that much power over your online experience? You can also report messages if they are vulgar or threatening. ^^^^^^Here, Here, this, this bolded stuff!!!^^^^^^ You tell ém, LilSquaw, I stutter. You said it perfectly, my dear, succinctly! How is it some have such a challenge understanding this? Is it due to inflated sense of entitlement? Look at it this way. If my doorbell rings and I look out my window and see two, uninvited, unsolicited Jehovah's Witnesses on my doorstep, am I obligated to open the door and say, "Thanks but no thanks?" Hell no! I don't answer the door and/or put up a "No solicitation" sign. Those of you that don't get it, please STOP trying to force yourself on others w/your emails. That's tantamount to a form of literary rape. Enough already. Grow up emotionally, grow some and stop expecting others to coddle you. To say nothing of the fact it does not add to your appeal factor. It just makes you stand out as a big, red flag.
< Message edited by Duskypearls -- 1/29/2013 4:10:30 PM >
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