nycgreektickler
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- Sep 29, 2004
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Some people type faster than they can think.
Last week, I started talking to someone on TT. Turned out I liked (and still like) her personality a lot, and I’d venture to say that I was not uninteresting to her either. At some point we decided to contact one another outside of TT, by phone. We set a time, and I waited for my phone to buzz. It eventually did, but the consequent message I read disheartened me.
It essentially said that she had been speaking to other guys on TT, and one or two of them had been quite…inappropriate in the way they went about talking to her. She proceeded to say that she wanted more or less to be left alone. Who could blame her?
Whenever someone declares him or herself a lee, he or she is immediately bombarded with a slew of messages/requests/propositions, some of them alright, and others bordering on or crossing over into the obscene. It can’t be that these individuals don’t recognize that there are both appropriate and inappropriate ways to articulate one’s thoughts to another person Note: To anyone with frontal cortical damage who cannot filter “right” from “wrong,” you are not included in this group (In case the last sentence didn’t convey it enough, I was being sarcastic).
I understand that, in life, there will always be people who specialize in creating obstacles for others. What really angers me is that, in my case (and probably many others here feel this way as well), it’s difficult enough to meet someone with my particular predilection towards tickling without others making it even more difficult.
I’ve made it no secret (and past posts in the Personals section will attest to my claim) that I am actively looking for someone to meet with for the purposes of any of the following: friendship/tickling/romance maybe (awkward way of putting it, but I was at a loss for a better word). I’m somewhat educated (I won’t say “well-educated” both to avoid sounding arrogant and because I’m still in school), fit, will choose to have fun over just about anything else, and yet none of this has helped as of yet. This is no doubt due to a combination of factors, but there is an undeniable percentage of misfortune precipitated by idiots who make it that much more difficult for the rest of us (us referring to: men, lers, people looking for a relationship, decent human beings, etc... take your pick of any of those).
Chances are that this post will be skipped over, partly because it’s lengthy and rife with complaint (for this I apologize, I merely needed to vent), and partly because it does not include to letters “a,s,l” in that order followed by an “f” somewhere thereafter (just kidding). Those who might disagree with me would probably say: “How can you feel comfortable with someone you met over the internet, especially when there are so many crazy people out there?” To these individuals, I say: 1. I absolutely respect your position, although it’s unfortunate that you are withdrawing yourself from potentially meeting some great people 2. You can break contact any time you like, but it doesn’t hurt to at least give someone a chance and 3. As difficult as it is, please don’t let a bad experience turn you off to getting back out to give someone else an opportunity to get to know you and for you to get to know them (I’ve had a few bad experiences myself, and, although I was peeved enough to create this post, it won’t stop me from signing on TT and being as contributory to the site as I can be and, yes, I’ll admit it, still look for someone to share my extreme like for tickling with).
Thanks to those who had the patience to read this, the kindness to respond, and the open-mindedness to hear my side of the scenario. I hope this did not portray me in a negative light…I felt I needed to be heard though. If nothing else, maybe I’ve captured the feelings of more than one person on TT and helped them be heard as well.
Last week, I started talking to someone on TT. Turned out I liked (and still like) her personality a lot, and I’d venture to say that I was not uninteresting to her either. At some point we decided to contact one another outside of TT, by phone. We set a time, and I waited for my phone to buzz. It eventually did, but the consequent message I read disheartened me.
It essentially said that she had been speaking to other guys on TT, and one or two of them had been quite…inappropriate in the way they went about talking to her. She proceeded to say that she wanted more or less to be left alone. Who could blame her?
Whenever someone declares him or herself a lee, he or she is immediately bombarded with a slew of messages/requests/propositions, some of them alright, and others bordering on or crossing over into the obscene. It can’t be that these individuals don’t recognize that there are both appropriate and inappropriate ways to articulate one’s thoughts to another person Note: To anyone with frontal cortical damage who cannot filter “right” from “wrong,” you are not included in this group (In case the last sentence didn’t convey it enough, I was being sarcastic).
I understand that, in life, there will always be people who specialize in creating obstacles for others. What really angers me is that, in my case (and probably many others here feel this way as well), it’s difficult enough to meet someone with my particular predilection towards tickling without others making it even more difficult.
I’ve made it no secret (and past posts in the Personals section will attest to my claim) that I am actively looking for someone to meet with for the purposes of any of the following: friendship/tickling/romance maybe (awkward way of putting it, but I was at a loss for a better word). I’m somewhat educated (I won’t say “well-educated” both to avoid sounding arrogant and because I’m still in school), fit, will choose to have fun over just about anything else, and yet none of this has helped as of yet. This is no doubt due to a combination of factors, but there is an undeniable percentage of misfortune precipitated by idiots who make it that much more difficult for the rest of us (us referring to: men, lers, people looking for a relationship, decent human beings, etc... take your pick of any of those).
Chances are that this post will be skipped over, partly because it’s lengthy and rife with complaint (for this I apologize, I merely needed to vent), and partly because it does not include to letters “a,s,l” in that order followed by an “f” somewhere thereafter (just kidding). Those who might disagree with me would probably say: “How can you feel comfortable with someone you met over the internet, especially when there are so many crazy people out there?” To these individuals, I say: 1. I absolutely respect your position, although it’s unfortunate that you are withdrawing yourself from potentially meeting some great people 2. You can break contact any time you like, but it doesn’t hurt to at least give someone a chance and 3. As difficult as it is, please don’t let a bad experience turn you off to getting back out to give someone else an opportunity to get to know you and for you to get to know them (I’ve had a few bad experiences myself, and, although I was peeved enough to create this post, it won’t stop me from signing on TT and being as contributory to the site as I can be and, yes, I’ll admit it, still look for someone to share my extreme like for tickling with).
Thanks to those who had the patience to read this, the kindness to respond, and the open-mindedness to hear my side of the scenario. I hope this did not portray me in a negative light…I felt I needed to be heard though. If nothing else, maybe I’ve captured the feelings of more than one person on TT and helped them be heard as well.
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