I do not like to TEXT for the following reasons:1) they DON'T know when to stop texting.
2) They are all usually at work still and are wanting a later appt. that will probably NEVER happen.
3) They are usually time wasters just getting their rocks off while you are texting them back.
4) Could be possible LE just trying to set you up.
5) I don't know anything about you through a text. You can make up ANYTHING via text. At least with a phone call I can listen to your voice and hear what you sound like. (After 20+ years in the biizz, I am a pretty good judge of character.)
That is why I hate texting.
Melissa Madyson
Originally Posted by Melissa Madyson
As usual, I completely agree with wonderful Melissa.
One other thing ... most guys, even when they're thinking that they're being polite, will start with a "Hi Elisabeth" and usually, it's misspelled.
Or they just start with asking questions.
What happened to manners? How about "Hi. This is George. I'm interested in meeting and we haven't met before. What is the next step?"
Or heck, just something like that. An introduction. A name. A query.
Why does it have to be something vulgar? Or often, I've texted. I'm doing it even though I don't like it. Starting to get a decent feeling about the guy because he's at work and cannot talk over the phone or send an e-mail (which I always wonder if that's the truth) and so I get limitations.
Then, he goes to sexting. It's a complete turn off. I don't like to hear from a stranger how he's going to eat my tasty pussy. It's the type of crudeness that does nothing for a female while reading letters on a telephone. Save it for when you get to know me, or we're flirting and being randy.
Although I'm sure men think that we just adore hearing that type of talk. It's the exact same thing as sending a picture of your cock. Rarely does a self picture, taken in the bathroom mirror (nude), causes my mouth to water.
Just my thoughts on it. I like the topic, though. You're asking an honest question. And now, you're learning a few better ways of going about meeting someone new and otherwise.
Good luck with it all.
Sincerely,
Elisabeth