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art of conversation??

Publicado Jul 25, 2017

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Derman11
Derman11Autor original
Jul 25, 2017

So, i don't get on here as much as i would like. I do use the chat rooms occasionnaly and i find them OK , it can hard to break into conversations etc. and there are groups who now each other well
my question is
Are people not interested in replying to a pm? If not should pm be removed?

I know women seem to get inundated with blank friend requests. I came here to make friends with fellow nudists, male , female or couples.

have we lost the art of the online conversation ???????

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  • MA
    ManOfWicklow
    Jul 25, 2017

    FLAGGED your headless genital photo.

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    nudeingoodyear
    Jul 25, 2017

    My opinion is: A trend began in our public schools a few years ago resulting in many schools no longer teaching cursive writing; no longer teaching the art of writing short stories and essays; no longer teaching how to use a library, a dictionary or even a telephone book. Children are being taught to use their smart phones, tablets and computers to obtain instant answers and solutions. Most of these things are small but important parts of social interaction, of communication between people. They help define the art of communication.

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    ManOfWicklow
    Jul 25, 2017
    FACELESS GENITAL PROFILE PHOTO, and he wonders why people don't want to chat, Huh, amazing!!!
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    Derman11
    Derman11Autor original
    Jul 25, 2017

    thanks man of wicklow,
    i understand your point, however some people ,me included ,don't have the luxury u enjoy by showing by being able to show face. sad reflection of society but fact.
    it a negative reflection of u , that you are judging a book by its cover , tut tut

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    ManOfWicklow
    Jul 26, 2017
    [quote]I understand what people are saying about faceless pictures and agree it needs a substantive profile to overcome the lack of info a body only shot gives. However, having worked in schools and being asked to leave for being a naturist (uk) I can fully understand the pressure our working lives can put on such openness . MOW it is not easy for everyone to be open on here please show some degree of empathy to the situations of others. There is no excuse for a blank profile, this is a social group and as suggested pictures not showing full face do give some info as to what you are. The art of conversation is having something to work with, my profile might be too long but i don't care I prefer people to friend me because they see something in me that they connect with, I would put up loads more pictures showing what i do but there is no longer anyone to hold the camera for me As for schools no longer teaching conversation, not sure that is true, formal writing perhaps but connecting with others . What the trend is certainly for is not written media, without the visual many now fail to connect with the writer, unless it is in text and shallow messages on social sites. Sad world especially for me as i love books and writing but times will change.[/quote]Yes I agree, Nakednaturist, but there is no excuse for breaking the rules regarding (headless genital shots). There are many here not showing their face on pics, and manage to do so without having their genitalia as main focal point, (which is what it becomes with most headless shots)
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    nkdrnr0610
    Jul 26, 2017

    Well said Karen! I get a little frustrated myself, but it's just like building any other friendship. You don't exactly buddy up with people unless you have something in common, have similar interests, or have developed that "warm fuzzy feeling" of trust. Be patient.

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    Folklover
    Jul 27, 2017
    [quote] ... it's just like building any other friendship. You don't exactly buddy up with people unless you have something in common, have similar interests, or have developed that "warm fuzzy feeling" of trust. Be patient.[/quote] It's true. The online world is no different that the real world- it just takes time to make new friends.
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