Reset Password
Reset Link Sent
| Blogs > > My Blog |
Member Deleted Post
1/29/2019 4:07 pm |
definitely no, at least they have a really good reason
| ||
1/29/2019 5:01 pm |
may give them a second chance but ive been burnt so much
| ||
|
Sorry, no second chances. Period. Ghosting reveals that he/she clearly does not respect your time. Ghosting also means he/she has lied to you. It would be foolish to assume from that point on that he/she has any respect for you at all. We all know where relationships built on disrespect and lies end up, don't we? Move on. Find someone better. Let them waste someone else's time.
| ||
1/29/2019 10:35 pm |
i realy feel like we all diserve a second chance
| ||
1/31/2019 9:14 am |
First meetings are always somewhat iffy, things happen, schedules change, and especially if trying to be DISCREET, sometimes a meeting doesnt happen. I like to give a person a sex cond chance, especially if they are sexy and turn me on! LOL!
| ||
|
Fuck no. I only ghost women after I least had the decency to meet them  Standards are people too.....kinda 
| ||
|
Being harsh and unforgiving never ever leads to anything positive. Life is too complicated for simple up or down decision making
| ||
2/1/2019 2:17 pm |
It happened to me because I was using my phone and tablet for IM messages. The texts didn't cross over.
| ||
2/1/2019 6:07 pm |
No way, I have no time to loose, too bad.
| ||
|
I would give second chance if they had a good reason////////
| ||
|
my answer is yes but must have good excuse and a sexy ass like yours
| ||
2/5/2019 12:32 am |
They don't show they didn't want it. So no.
| ||
|
No show means all the burden of the next meet is on them. I won't ask for a meet or go out of my way to meet. Best they can hope for is that I'll let them know when I'm at the pub and that they find me before I meet someone else. Following my advice may cause injury, insanity, financial loss, hemorrhoids, death and superpowers
| ||
|
I think you have to allow for the fact that people's lives don't always work out the way they had planned. If shit has happened then them not turning up is probably not the most important thing and being difficult about it can make you look petty. That said in this day and age with phones in everyone's hands really a message shouldn't be too much to manage.
| ||
2/7/2019 3:00 am |
Yes, but only if they give a good reason why.
| ||
2/7/2019 2:56 pm |
Move on one and done
| ||
|
Our honest answer is, we’re not sure. Nobody who has stood us up has ever contacted us again. So, it would depend. Generally, we’re pretty friendly and reasonably forgiving. However, we would not make first contact with someone who stood us up. Have a great day!
| ||
2/9/2019 8:20 pm |
Yes depending on the back story.
| ||
|
I said no, because not showing up is one thing, but no text or phone is not excusable.
| ||
|
Well let me get it a try and take you out somewere
| ||
|
If there was a good excuse/reason then maybe a reschedule could happen but generally that's a no go. Being stood up is never fun.
| ||
|
what a fuckiable babe
| ||
|
of course not, same with last minute cancels
| ||
|
Yes, I would give the person a second chance to explain, for what reason the 1st meeting never happend. Give the person you initaially would have met the time to explain. Maybe something really serious has happend, not like I missed the train in time or any other silly blabla reason.
| ||
2/23/2019 11:27 pm |
you never know what happened
|
Become a member to create a blog
