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  • [Deleted User]r3fusaltousual (deleted user)

    @shecuddless I just want you to know that you seem like a genuinely nice person. The fact that you worry about such things, I think is proof of that you care. And I do think that whoever you interacted with, also feels that way.

  • Something similar happens to me: There are several pros who initiated contact with me and I politely told them I’m not in the market (cannot afford) to cuddle. You’d think that would be the end of it.

    Every few months, some of them reply back with an “I miss you” or something. One or two messages later it turns into them asking if I’m ready to book a session yet. Mind you, some of these pros live in different states and they always initiated contact with me, and I’ve never booked a session with them. I don’t message pros first and I don’t lead anyone on, since I’ve never paid for cuddles on here.

    A majority of messages in my inbox are from paused, banned or deleted accounts, so at least it looks like some action is being taken on these profiles over time.

  • [Deleted User]r3fusaltousual (deleted user)
    edited May 25

    @kendrayk74

    I did take it as a lesson to explain my thought process thoroughly! The miscommunication experience definitely taught me that I cannot make assumptions especially over texts.

    Although I will say, my situation is different from what you experienced. I don’t really believe in fishing for business personally, so I find the idea that messaging someone about “missing them” and then not replying to be a terrible idea. It comes across as insincere, and that just hurts any connection / established relationship you’ve built in the first place. Sorry that that happened, by the way.

    @quincyq03

    Oh wow… that’s kind of creepy. It sounds like spam mail that won’t go away. Sorry about that.

  • I'm sure everyone here has been accused of having bad manners before. I'm glad a thread isn't started every time someone gets offended over something they feel wronged about (maybe 40 percent of the time, thank goodness it's not 100)

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