Topic: "Last seen over a month ago"
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Fri 01/09/15 07:44 PM


I think this discussion is turning into something larger than what I originally asked. I'm not looking for reasons on why people live their lives as they do, to justify themselves on a grand scale. I'm just asking after reasons why people leave dating sites and never seem to want to come back.

And Amelinng, wouldn't most of the reasons you give be better served by sticking to the site? (Mingle, meet new friends, playing games?)


larger than one expected is much better than smaller than one expected.

smooched

drinker


lollaugh waving rofl

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Fri 01/09/15 07:47 PM







cuss they wanna.

why is what another does in life, different than one self, bad?


why can't we let others do as they please and remain confident in out own choices? word :)


good advice to one self.

word.


yes it is.. I am not saying I am any better at being able to let the little stuff go...at least I am on the curve ... I guess I struggle a little with where the boundaries affect me...as in.......I can respect you doin' as u please until it impacts me...fair? or not?

I realize that I can only control myself. But then, I confess that is actually much more difficult than one might think because of the myths :) (we tell ourselves)


and since you respect till what i do effects you, i will respect till what you don effects me.

fair?

equal babes.

if one deem it self live by myths, that is one self.

not i.

for i love nor live not by myths.

nor fables.

nor religions.

nor by pc.

but in equal doings unto all.

which is the same as to say...

that which one gives out FIRST, by it's own words, it shall should be strong enough to receive unto it self.

or it be a hypocrite, who demands respect, but first gives none.








fair enuff..I think. those who ask for respect must be able to give it or the request is empty. what do we respect? each others' humanity. I have seen great respect. and I return in kind and then, at times have failed to return in kind ...as a flaw...a mistake...or misunderstanding. been on both sides of that.

what is given out in words cannot be more than what one would expect of oneself...the golden rule

but I believe we all fall prey to myths. of our own power, importance, righteous. whatever..can't imagine anyone holy enough to be an exception.....lol


i got none of that in my brain.

as i made sure of it.

hope u do to.

love your topics btw.

and that is sincere.

for they are good to help end the stupor of men's myths, fables, and religions.

ditto's!

smokin drinker smokin









I am not sure of everything that is in my brain...are we meant to undertand all of that? perhaps then we could understand why people sign onto dating sites then leave.

I am of the school that does not care - let;s that go - and directs energy toward those that stay:thumbsup:

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Fri 01/09/15 07:49 PM


I think this discussion is turning into something larger than what I originally asked. I'm not looking for reasons on why people live their lives as they do, to justify themselves on a grand scale. I'm just asking after reasons why people leave dating sites and never seem to want to come back.

And Amelinng, wouldn't most of the reasons you give be better served by sticking to the site? (Mingle, meet new friends, playing games?)


larger than one expected is much better than smaller than one expected.

smooched

drinker


:thumbsup: :thumbsup:flowerforyou flowerforyou flowerforyou

I'm sticking around....for the time being anyway! I'm mingling, I'm meeting new friends, and playing when I can :banana: :banana: :banana:

(FYI..... some may not even know how to deactivate or deletel their account, or don't bother! If I am away for too long, I will just deactivate for the time being)

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Fri 01/09/15 07:52 PM



I think this discussion is turning into something larger than what I originally asked. I'm not looking for reasons on why people live their lives as they do, to justify themselves on a grand scale. I'm just asking after reasons why people leave dating sites and never seem to want to come back.

And Amelinng, wouldn't most of the reasons you give be better served by sticking to the site? (Mingle, meet new friends, playing games?)


larger than one expected is much better than smaller than one expected.

smooched

drinker


:thumbsup:

great post! I think we have to let go of immediate exoectations and let relationships happen or develop.. these things take time...and those who realize this will realize much more...jmho flowerforyou

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:flowerforyou flowerforyou flowerforyou

I'm sticking around....for the time being anyway! I'm mingling, I'm meeting new friends, and playing when I can :banana: :banana: :banana:

(FYI..... some may not even know how to deactivate or deletel their account, or don't bother! If I am away for too long, I will just deactivate for the time being)

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Fri 01/09/15 07:54 PM








cuss they wanna.

why is what another does in life, different than one self, bad?


why can't we let others do as they please and remain confident in out own choices? word :)


good advice to one self.

word.


yes it is.. I am not saying I am any better at being able to let the little stuff go...at least I am on the curve ... I guess I struggle a little with where the boundaries affect me...as in.......I can respect you doin' as u please until it impacts me...fair? or not?

I realize that I can only control myself. But then, I confess that is actually much more difficult than one might think because of the myths :) (we tell ourselves)


and since you respect till what i do effects you, i will respect till what you don effects me.

fair?

equal babes.

if one deem it self live by myths, that is one self.

not i.

for i love nor live not by myths.

nor fables.

nor religions.

nor by pc.

but in equal doings unto all.

which is the same as to say...

that which one gives out FIRST, by it's own words, it shall should be strong enough to receive unto it self.

or it be a hypocrite, who demands respect, but first gives none.








fair enuff..I think. those who ask for respect must be able to give it or the request is empty. what do we respect? each others' humanity. I have seen great respect. and I return in kind and then, at times have failed to return in kind ...as a flaw...a mistake...or misunderstanding. been on both sides of that.

what is given out in words cannot be more than what one would expect of oneself...the golden rule

but I believe we all fall prey to myths. of our own power, importance, righteous. whatever..can't imagine anyone holy enough to be an exception.....lol


i got none of that in my brain.

as i made sure of it.

hope u do to.

love your topics btw.

and that is sincere.

for they are good to help end the stupor of men's myths, fables, and religions.

ditto's!

smokin drinker smokin









I am not sure of everything that is in my brain...are we meant to undertand all of that? perhaps then we could understand why people sign onto dating sites then leave.

I am of the school that does not care - let;s that go - and directs energy toward those that stay:thumbsup:


i am sure of everything in my brain.

as we all CAN be.

i figured u for a none carer of what be in others brains except what agrees with one's own brain...

smiles...

deal.

but figure me for a carer.

of all that is in all other's brains.

as that, decides what humans shall create tomorrow for them self, and so than for all, to have to live with.

drinker smokin drinker


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Fri 01/09/15 07:56 PM



I think this discussion is turning into something larger than what I originally asked. I'm not looking for reasons on why people live their lives as they do, to justify themselves on a grand scale. I'm just asking after reasons why people leave dating sites and never seem to want to come back.

And Amelinng, wouldn't most of the reasons you give be better served by sticking to the site? (Mingle, meet new friends, playing games?)


larger than one expected is much better than smaller than one expected.

smooched

drinker




:thumbsup: :thumbsup:flowerforyou flowerforyou flowerforyou

I'm sticking around....for the time being anyway! I'm mingling, I'm meeting new friends, and playing when I can :banana: :banana: :banana:

(FYI..... some may not even know how to deactivate or deletel their account, or don't bother! If I am away for too long, I will just deactivate for the time being)


of course you in oyur sweet self are always a good effect upon what exists, making it better, never worse that i sea!

smiles


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Fri 01/09/15 08:02 PM
i'll take "things we'll never know the answers to because they
are no longer here so why worry about it" for $500, Alex. :)

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Sat 01/10/15 10:20 AM
I'll throw out a personal theory here : the need by humans for instant gratification . A lot of people think their inbox should be flooded within 5 minutes of activating their account and when reality smacks them , they are disappointed when they find out that perhaps they are not all that and a bag of chips .You see posts in this very forum expressing a tinge of bitterness by new users complaining about no messages after being signed up for a day or two and they cannot fathom why this is. A particularly attractive person might be turned off when the messages come from pervs or unattractive candidates to them .Maybe the entire experience is a bit overwhelming and not what they expected at all. Who knows , really ? We're not them.There isn't one answer etched in stone answer to this but a sum of different reasons .Everyone wants to feel they are unique and stand out then are a bit put off when it just isn't so .

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Sat 01/10/15 05:13 PM

This is a serious symptom which I have seen on many dating sites: people play along for a few days, a week, or a month, but then they give up on the whole process and never sign in again.
How do people expect to get anywhere after so short a time, without checking in at least once a month? You've got to have some stick-to-it-ivness to pursue a relationship, and it's not a good sign if you can't display the powerful dedication and commitment it takes to log on to a website once a month. Not only does it reduce their own chances, but it reduces the chances ot everybody who likes them, but will never get in touch with them because they can't be bothered to sign in again.

What makes people give up so quickly?


Some people actually succeed in finding romance outside of this website even if they joined this site. Those who do might not bother deactivating their accounts here.

soufiehere's photo
Sat 01/10/15 05:40 PM
For me, it is just a big chatroom.
The corner pub.

I have seen so many come and go, mostly different reasons for each.

Never a bad thing, just, lives move on.
Each would tell you, if they do return, they want to see the same
old people :-)

That rarely happens.

Whatever the reason, I think people just like a place to air their
feelings about serious stuff and light-hearted stuff.

I can dig it.

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Sat 01/10/15 07:02 PM
Edited by girlie_tazmania on Sat 01/10/15 07:27 PM
Maybe for some reasons, They never come and check their mingle account even just once in a month.

1. Maybe they have found their soulmate on mingle or elsewhere, so they decided to focus on their relationship, but they forgot to deactivate their mingle account.
2. Maybe They are too tired to try to mingle and always got nothing here.
They felt hopeless and also wasted too much time, then tried to looking for their luck in real life. ( not on mingle anymore)
3. Maybe "they" are not real people. ( just fake accounts a.k.a scammers), and not too necessary for them to come and check their account, especially after finished their "mission" on mingle.

But for me, even I met so many bad people here, but I have no reason to not checking my mingle, because I always believe that so many good people are still exist on mingle, at least in my opinion. :D

But one day if maybe I found my soulmate here or elsewhere, I will deactivate my account, but still choose to communicate with some of my friends from mingle through email or yahoo messenger. :p

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Sat 01/10/15 09:31 PM
See, I would hope your response would be more the norm, girl_tazmania. You're stickin' with it, even though you haven't gotten the person you're looking for yet. It seems a silly thing to me to have that hope and then stop looking. Or worse, to give up the hope itself.

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Sat 01/10/15 09:51 PM

I'll throw out a personal theory here : the need by humans for instant gratification . A lot of people think their inbox should be flooded within 5 minutes of activating their account and when reality smacks them , they are disappointed when they find out that perhaps they are not all that and a bag of chips .You see posts in this very forum expressing a tinge of bitterness by new users complaining about no messages after being signed up for a day or two and they cannot fathom why this is. A particularly attractive person might be turned off when the messages come from pervs or unattractive candidates to them .Maybe the entire experience is a bit overwhelming and not what they expected at all. Who knows , really ? We're not them.There isn't one answer etched in stone answer to this but a sum of different reasons .Everyone wants to feel they are unique and stand out then are a bit put off when it just isn't so .


agree with everything said above - but I also understand when you are from an isolated area and you have maybe three or four people that match for you and then you get hit with those words - not seen for over a month - it is a bit of a let down. I wish ppl would delete their profile when they are fed up with the search or have found someone - happy

Dodo_David's photo
Sun 01/11/15 05:44 AM
I wish that Humans wouldn't fuss about what other Humans do on this website.

DavidCommaGeek's photo
Sun 01/11/15 01:14 PM
Isn't that kind of the entire point of a socializing website?

Conrad_73's photo
Sun 01/11/15 01:15 PM

Isn't that kind of the entire point of a socializing website?

why worry about them,you're here,ain't you?laugh

DavidCommaGeek's photo
Sun 01/11/15 01:35 PM
Edited by DavidCommaGeek on Sun 01/11/15 01:36 PM
I can say from valid personal experience that it is significantly more difficult to socialize only with oneself.
"No, it isn't!"
Yes, I'm afraid it is.
"You speak lies, David!"
I know I do not, David!

You see? It just leads to arguing.

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Sun 01/11/15 02:00 PM
do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

But I guess if they feel no one cares enough about them they would just leave without saying goodbye to anyone.

Natural enough I would have thought.

I left a site to join this one because it's free and I love the chat room here where I can post what I want. I love free expression.

I wasn't in touch with anyone meaningful so didn't bother to say good bye to anyone. I just went! So What!

I do feel a bit bugged by the fact you could message someone and they might not bother to reply or they might have left without deleting their profile. I wonderif this is possible here it was possible on another site I was on and it led to certain mystifying experiences! The people here all seem to be genuine and have a certain intelligence that I like. I am a poet and love intelligent discussion and artistic displays of originality. I'm just sorry I can't do more of that myself!
I need a muse I think... Is he out there?

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Sun 01/11/15 02:38 PM

I can say from valid personal experience that it is significantly more difficult to socialize only with oneself.
"No, it isn't!"
Yes, I'm afraid it is.
"You speak lies, David!"
I know I do not, David!

You see? It just leads to arguing.


rofl

totally agree --- do this all the time whoa


Amelinng's photo
Sun 01/11/15 03:13 PM

I can say from valid personal experience that it is significantly more difficult to socialize only with oneself.
"No, it isn't!"
Yes, I'm afraid it is.
"You speak lies, David!"
I know I do not, David!

You see? It just leads to arguing.


So so true....and it could also lead to painting a very weird picture of a person who speaks to him/herself, and also risks of being taken in as a looney. laugh laugh laugh