needlesandpins -> RE: Feeling Entitled for a Reply (4/2/2017 6:24:48 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP Igor, again, back when I used to reply "thanks but no thanks", I universally got attacked for rejecting them. If I don't respond, I don't have to deal with the threats. In other words, you are paying for all the men who don't accept rejection gracefully. Those men taught women that it's unsafe to respond. And nowhere is it written that we must put ourselves in unsafe situations to spare a stranger's feelings. And I know you have just been SO traumatized that you could no longer show any class by at least saying "thanks but no thanks" to those that do make an effort, then hitting the "block" button just in case. You're doing nothing but making lame excuses. Actually it's that kind of bullshit response to a woman's EXPLANATION to you that is totally without class. You remain under the impression that just because someone contacts us that we OWE something in return, we don't. I don't have to reply to every piece of mail that falls threw my door at home. If I run an advert to sell a horse I don't have to reply to everyone that contacts me if I feel they are totally unsuitable as future owners for that horse. I don't have to answer my phone every time it rings. Again, our time has a value too, not just yours. You have the choice to not contact people, we have the choice to make an educated decision on whether to reply, OR NOT, based on past experience, and a whole host of other variables, whether that suits you, or not. That choice has nothing to do with our lack of class, but rather the shear lack on the part of self entitled men that came before you. Adult about it, and get over it, because, ya know, that's what the rest of us do if we don't get a reply to our mail. Needles
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