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Cavylu 47F
72 posts
7/21/2015 7:28 am
another fraud!!!
sick of it....

dv564
looking at your profile i really want us to know more about our self ,what do you think about that have you meet some one already?

BEWARE.......................

where are all the good genuine guys in aff????????????????
Bobz56 73M
150 posts
7/21/2015 8:01 am

 Ha ha, you are not the only one who gets these. Key words like "darling", "honey", "dear", in a first email from someone who doesn't know you at all are annoying. Oh, well, delete and move on.


Cavylu replies on 7/21/2015 8:06 am:
hey bob,
i tot calling someone Dear as being courtesy and its regular common tittle to greet someone....its not???

jhonny1580 68M  
78 posts
7/21/2015 9:30 am

 hahahaha thanks for sharing amiga


hotelmikel 71M
533 posts
7/21/2015 11:18 am

we all admire your beauty that is not a lie lol take care over there


Bobz56 73M
150 posts
7/21/2015 11:40 pm

 In regards to using terms such as "dear", I guess it depends on how it is used. If a letters starts out as Dear Bob, this is polite. If the content of a letter, especially one from someone I have never talked to starts off being too familiar or intimate, not a good sign. In response to pashunate calling a lady dear, hun, pretty lady, all good of course, but not something used where I was from.