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6/17/2013 6:55:28 PM	Asking someone too many questions.
george69me Mount Holly, NJ 47, joined Jun. 2013	I've had trouble meeting women, because they say I ask too many questions. You can't get to know someone about their life without questions. How do you keep the messaging going with someone if you don't want to get them annoyed with you and all the questions ? Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
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majic_1 Broomfield, CO 58, joined Dec. 2010	Never ask personal questions like where they work or anything that would help you figure out where theiy live or hang out etc. Generic questions only until there is a level of trust established. Typically a first meet at a public place is what happens first so each party can figure out if they are meeting a freak or not. Smart people will protect their identity online... especially women. Any of that make sense?
6/17/2013 8:12:59 PM	Asking someone too many questions.
badchevy4x4babe Fort Worth, TX 27, joined May. 2011	There's a difference between conversating and interrogating. If every other line is a question it's going to come off more as an interrogation. Majic is right there has to be some level of trust before a woman will divulge too much info. We're paranoid about creeps on the net because we have all dealt with one.
6/17/2013 8:16:32 PM	Asking someone too many questions.
badchevy4x4babe Fort Worth, TX 27, joined May. 2011	Your profile however screams creeper. You mention the exact name of your place of employment as well as your cell phone number. You spend half your profile ranting about fakes/scammers/drama queens. You also in length explain how you like kissing and cuddling after making love - that's a bit of TMI. If you bump into a gal at a coffee shop and start chatting with her, is this something you would tell her in the first 45 seconds of chatting? Because realistically that's how long it took me to read to get to that point. I don't know very many people who hate all forms of affection - we're all a little different how much physical contact we need/desire. Lara that when it happens man. It's too soon to dictate to someone how they will behave during/after sex.
6/17/2013 8:23:41 PM	Asking someone too many questions.
forums_only Maple Ridge, BC 54, joined Aug. 2010	With "69" in the username, a description of how you make love and your phone number in your profile, I can only imagine what kind of 'questions' you are asking. Holy shit... That profile is guaranteed to repel someone seeking anything more than a f**kbuddy. Do you see why?