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No, it's not a crime -- neither is a p! PS- It would be so great if there was an area where we could be these people on blast who send nasty messages. Just block them and forget them.

I don't think you could get any more arrogant, than with a compliment at the end of turning someone down. With a bit of effort, they can be found. That, or rinsing off meatballs, in their dirty sink, and coating them with spicier sauces per client request, and microwaving them, making the client feel they got a fresh new batch.



Plentyoffish dating forums are a place to meet singles and get dating advice or share dating experiences etc. Hopefully you will all have fun meeting singles and try out this online dating thing... Remember that we are the largest free online dating service, so you will never have to pay a dime to meet your soulmate. When I dumped my ex, she starting cursing like a sailor and called me every name in the book. Later she told me she was sorry and only did it because her ego was affected negatively. I know that men do very similar tactics. If you don't respond at all, you're bad also. So, really it's a lose-lose situation. I don't waste my time reporting them, because just as someone else stated, they'll just come back under a new account. So, I agree with the rest, just ignore them... It may take them a while, but responses only fuels their hate so don't bother. PS- It would be so great if there was an area where we could be these people on blast who send nasty messages. I think most men deep down are looking for that special someone and when they mentally make that connection they feel that they have accomplished something. I do not act in this way as it is more of a waste of time, effort, and energy. If that person would really like to be with me then they will say yes. Has this world gone to nothing but having a relationship or jumping in the sack with a person? I hope not I do not feel this way. I love and cherish my friends. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Perhaps that is exactly what you are dealing with on here... Well you know I really didn't want to do that to the memory of my friend. She just isn't a ghost story.. I checked out the guys profile and it said something like he wanted a girl friend and his hobby was basically to poke fun at emotionaly distraught people. There are people out there who just like to hurt others feelings and thank god for the internet if people didn't have this tool for getting their jollies they might be out hurting people in the real world... No, it's not a crime -- neither is a p! And although you replying to someone's message wasn't as bad as what they said back to you -- it is still a negative thing to many to respond back. It's unnecessary to respond back. It just rubs it in their face. At the time, that was quite reassuring. Well, after all these years of experience and observation, I have to disagree…. The Cliques, the arrogant rudeness, the confusing signals, the shallow values, the cruel disregard for others' feelings… these all exist out here as well. And the internet, with all of its many facets has made it all the easier for emotionally-damaged trolls to spew their frustrations out toward everyone else. This is not a world for the thin-skinned. However… there were also others who gave a damn, and offered sympathy, friendship and companionship. This is also true out here in reality-ville. With a bit of effort, they can be found. Until they are ready to face the actual reasons they are so lonely and frustrated, trying to reason with them only feeds their anger. So unless you are planning on being a social worker, or crisis counselor-- Just ignore them, and move on. I never got those who felt the need to let a person know they're not interested post the first message you get from them. You're not being polite. Its actually quite arrogant. A non message, and them assuming you're not interested, is actually polite. In their mind, it's the polite thing to do. You fat ugly b! Its not rude, but is arrogant. You think so highly of yourself, that you feel your silence isn't enough for someone to get you're not into them. Its arrogant, because you feel you're doing them a favor. That's what makes this so arrogant. To me, its the same level of arrogance, as that guy who sees a person in the express check out for 12 items, with 13, who has to politely point this out to them. Personally, both are in the wrong. The person for the arrogant reply, and the person who flips out due to this PC reply that did not go over too well. The administrators dont vet who signs up and as there are thousands and thousands of members on the free site that it is, some will be nasty. Just block them and forget them. They could be psychopaths, even school boys, men in gaol or whatever. Silence is always the best answer. Dont enter into any dialogue, explain yourself or throw them a compliment because you feel bad about rejecting them. They are strangers, they are probably hitting on dozens of women like you, and rejection is part of the game. You dont owe anyone anything in this medium. So just block and delete in case they come back again when they are drunk, dont remember they contacted you or whatever. Its not rude, but is arrogant. You think so highly of yourself, that you feel your silence isn't enough for someone to get you're not into them. Its arrogant, because you feel you're doing them a favor. That's what makes this so arrogant. There are people that think it's arrogant not to respond because the other person isn't acknowledging their email. I don't think you could get any more arrogant, than with a compliment at the end of turning someone down. I know people who have forced themselves to vomit into the food batch, taken back, and serving it back to the customer. In this event, it was a spicy chilly--the customer never noticed. That, or rinsing off meatballs, in their dirty sink, and coating them with spicier sauces per client request, and microwaving them, making the client feel they got a fresh new batch. The message back isn't always arrogant. However, per mentioned above--trying to make it as polite and nice as possible, is unintentionally, of course. Personally, a no thanks message is something I'll respect. I prefer knowing where I stand up front, than her messaging me back, and being irritated I'm not getting she's not feeling me. However, I can understand someone feeling insulted at a rejection message, with a compliment at the end. I just wouldn't waste my breath on a woman like that.

Its actually quite arrogant. You fat ugly b. So just block and delete in case they come back again when they are tout, dont remember they contacted you or whatever. Personally, a no thanks message is something I'll respect. Meet other single adults in Nasty like you - whether you are a single parent, divorced, separated, or have never been married. In this event, it was a spicy chilly--the customer never met. I hope not I do not feel this way.