mp072004
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I'd like to challenge your statement that you are perfect in English. I am sure that you have worked very hard at your written English, but it's still not perfect. You will want to work on your grammar, syntax, capitalization, and punctuation. You should also avoid slang like "u" for "you" and "wanna" for "want to." Those patterns of written language are bad habits of many native speakers, but I find them unattractive, and judging from above replies, so do other women. Since you are still thinking about how to develop your English, it will be easy for you to drop those nasty habits before they become ingrained. In general, try for a more formal, less colloquial tone, and use short, declarative sentences. When I am reading the writing of those who are still improving their English, I am sympathetic to a correctly structured, clear, simple message that lacks elegance. It is easier to understand messages like that than to understand those that use slang and long sentences, and so it is easier to forgive errors in the language. For example, you might write: "Good morning. I am a submissive man. I live in Egypt. I would like a cyber relationship. Would you like to talk more?" Monica
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