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Bad manners or no?

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Hyperthetical question for you guys:
So there you are, all fired up and looking forward to an arranged meet when you get a message from the other party to cancel. Not a problem, it happens to us all - something comes up ( pardon the pun confused ) so you arrange another date.
Then you find out they've had a meet with someone else the same night. Would you feel narked? Is it just not the done thing? How would you feel about being cancelled for someone else?
It's not happened to me and I wouldn't even consider doing it to someone else but it just crossed my mind this evening. How would you feel if this happened to you? Personally I'd feel most put out and it would definately put me off meeting them again.
What say you guys and gals?
I couldn't agree with you more.
That is just simply rude. sad
i was extreemly put out
total disrespect
wish we could name n shame
It would nark me to be fair but if they person you are supposed to be meeting is that way inclined as to be so fickle then perhaps its best you didnt meet dunno
Put it down to experience and find a better meet ;-)
I suppose verification would have stopped this happening ;-)
What :dunno:
bolt
Bloody bad form I'd say. If I/we were stood up in that way I'd be livid. No second chance forthcoming I'm afraid.
Quote by Steve
It would nark me to be fair but if they person you are supposed to be meeting is that way inclined as to be so fickle then perhaps its best you didnt meet dunno
Put it down to experience and find a better meet ;-)
I suppose verification would have stopped this happening ;-)
What :dunno:
bolt

I said it hadn't happened to me, just hyperthetical question.
and take this for using the 'V' word before the watershed smackbottom
Really bad manners. :mad:
If you've made plans with someone you should honour them wherever possible. Yes real life sometimes gets in the way and sometimes can't be helped but to change your plans and blow someone out because someone new comes along then that, to me, says you have no manners.
The simple thing to do would be to make other arrangements to see them another time. After all, two meets are surely better than one are they not?
Men are soooooo silly sometimes! rolleyes :giggle:
Seriously though, that's poor show. :undecided:
Quote by Sassy-Seren
It would nark me to be fair but if they person you are supposed to be meeting is that way inclined as to be so fickle then perhaps its best you didnt meet dunno
Put it down to experience and find a better meet ;-)
I suppose verification would have stopped this happening ;-)
What :dunno:
bolt

I said it hadn't happened to me, just hyperthetical question.
and take this for using the 'V' word before the watershed smackbottom
I saw :-)
Was answering it hypothetically :P
If this ever happened to me, I know I would be extremely offended. The person in question would would never be allowed to darken my door again!
Its like being dumped for a better option!
Lucys post.
A poor show if you ask me.
What I would do is ask the first lass if she would like to join the second lass and myself. With my luck the answer is no. So I would then say sorry to the second lass and rub scented oil all over you body! redface
Would be extremely narked if this happened to us especially after arranging childcare work etc but if something genuine came up fair enough these things happen. If somebody cancelled as they have "a better offer" we wouldn't consider a meet again,we are both to stubborn lol
Sara
Quote by Lucyandmike7
If this ever happened to me, I know I would be extremley offended. The person in question would would never be allowed to darken my door again!
Its like being dumped for a better option!
Lucys post.

Totally agree!! Always think the grass is greener eh? confused :?
Quote by anais
If this ever happened to me, I know I would be extremley offended. The person in question would would never be allowed to darken my door again!
Its like being dumped for a better option!
Lucys post.

Totally agree!! Always think the grass is greener eh? confused :?
no second chance here in my book :shock: :shock:
steve x
Quote by Lucyandmike7
Its like being dumped for a better option!
Lucys post.

:thumbup:
I think if this happened to me then no matter how irresistable they were, they wouldn't stand a chance getting another date flipa
It would depend who the other person was they had met, when we say that we mean perhaps the person is part of a swinging couple and also plays on there own, but on this occasion the partner wanted to be together that night.
Then there’s the scenario that something else could have came up, they cancelled, and at the last minute the thing that made them cancel in the first place also changed, and they didn’t want to contact you at the last minute incase you had made other plans, so at the last minute they visited say for example a swinging club where the met this other person.
Communication is the key here, there’s always two sides to every story and before making our own judgements we’d have to speak to the person involved before we decided how we stood on the matter.
As they say, there’s always two sides to every story, having said that if it concluded that they just cancelled just so they could meet with someone else they wanted to meet and that reason alone then bad manners is letting them off lightly, the word user springs to mind.
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It would depend who the other person was they had met, when we say that we mean perhaps the person is part of a swinging couple and also plays on there own, but on this occasion the partner wanted to be together that night.
Then there’s the scenario that something else could have came up, they cancelled and at the last minute the thing that made them cancel in the first place also changed, and they didn’t want to contact you and at the last minute incase you had made other plans, so at the last minute they visited say for example a swinging club where the met this other person.
Communication is the key here, there’s always two sides to every story and before making our own judgements we’d have to speak to the person involved before we decided how we stood on the matter.
As they say, there’s always two sides to every story, having said that if it concluded that they just cancelled just so they could meet with someone else they wanted to meet and that reason alone then bad manners is letting them off lightly, the word user springs to mind.

I have to agree.... before making a judgement, I like to find out all the facts.
Then I would bollock them , big time. wink
Quote by Deviants
It would depend who the other person was they had met, when we say that we mean perhaps the person is part of a swinging couple and also plays on there own, but on this occasion the partner wanted to be together that night.
Then there’s the scenario that something else could have came up, they cancelled, and at the last minute the thing that made them cancel in the first place also changed, and they didn’t want to contact you at the last minute incase you had made other plans, so at the last minute they visited say for example a swinging club where the met this other person.
Communication is the key here, there’s always two sides to every story and before making our own judgements we’d have to speak to the person involved before we decided how we stood on the matter.
As they say, there’s always two sides to every story, having said that if it concluded that they just cancelled just so they could meet with someone else they wanted to meet and that reason alone then bad manners is letting them off lightly, the word user springs to mind.

Stop being so toughtful in your answer..........
..........I was enjoying everyone wanting to put them in the stocks. It is like going to a lynching yeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Dave_Notts
I've had it happen and it absolutely got my hackles up mad
Not because I didn't get to shag them, but because they didn't have the balls or decency to say 'I've had a better off'. It's all about honesty as far as I am concerned.
x
oh...happened to me a few times..lol... Thinks as a couple or a single lady is must be very frustrating... but as a single guy i think we put it down as par for the course. quite often couples advertise for a couple.. bi-female..or male... now with 24 hours to go they have had no couples or females which was their first preferance contact them. So they have a box load of guys mail , and so sift through them. Then pick out one..chat and arrange a meet. However sods law then dictates a really nice bi female contacts them ( yes rocking horse shit does exist) .. so they connact the guy..make some excuse and replace that meeting with the lady. I guess it is bad manners, but I take it as par for the course and as long as they have given me a little notice of cancellation... I would try again !!
Rudeness in any form seems, all to often, to be the norm nowadays, on this site and elsewhere generally.
Very simply, rude, ill-mannered, all forms of disrespect and in my opinion, it reveals a weak human being.
I was trying to arrange a meet with a lady (based outside London), her difficulty being "she doesn't come to London often, unless for work which can be once in 4 months), no problem, time will come about.
I later found out she actually comes to London every two weeks (and I now know who she meets! Yet she insists on her discretion - sad eh?) When I raised her lack of honesty with her, all she sad was "I never promised you anything!". Wow.
True, she doesn't owe me a thing - but I imagine she's out there hoping people will afford her some honesty - double standards or convenience?
I don't have time for such rude people they can crawl back under the rock from whence they came.
Quote by Ahabs
Very simply, rude, ill-mannered, all forms of disrespect and in my opinion, it reveals a weak human being.
Couldn't agree more
I was trying to arrange a meet with a lady (based outside London), her difficulty being "she doesn't come to London often, unless for work which can be once in 4 months), no problem, time will come about.
Good on ya. Most people don't like pushy folks
I later found out she actually comes to London every two weeks (and I now know who she meets! Yet she insists on her discretion - sad eh?) When I raised her lack of honesty with her, all she sad was "I never promised you anything!". Wow.
Erm what has her private life got to do with you? Are you in a relationship with her, a fuck buddy or just a meet off here?
Honesty to me would be that they are single when they say they are or that they are female. What they get up to outside of my meet with them is none of my business.
I do not understand what you are upset about with her actions.
True, she doesn't owe me a thing - but I imagine she's out there hoping people will afford her some honesty - double standards or convenience?
I don't understand the question.
I don't have time for such rude people they can crawl back under the rock from whence they came.
I honestly can't see where she was rude?
We meet a couple this weekend and they tell us that they can meet us again in 8 weeks time. We then find out they have been playing with people around the corner from us. So what? We are swingers, they are swingers and they play elsewhere, big deal. Just because a meet is organised.......we do not own or have exclusive access to these swingers.
Dave_Notts
Were they verified ? Cos if they were you can get your deposit back I think :shock:
Bad manners, but............
it's up to people who they choose to shag.
Well this is something which most single guys will encounter quite often. But not something that couples or single fems expect.
Whilst a lot of people are coming out in empathy for the story, I can't help but think that its more commmon than people would wish to admit.
Chances are they got greedy or desperate and double or treble booked and left it till the last moment to make their final decision. I've know that happen.