many of us here felt frustrated having to look at profiles with only avatar and no photos. i for one only got an avatar and no public photos. well.. avatars are here and maybe just maybe there's a reason why they're here. we commend those members who put up their photos upfront.. others have it designed to hide the obvious features of their faces while others bravely leave it as is.
while we are all here for the same reason, we are not of the same background though or should i say front ground (referring to our public lives). it may be easy for some to post their photos here but may not be the same for others. (including me). i'm not saying we're special or seeking that special treatment. but we have to understand that we have to live our lives by wearing that ask again after our escapade here and there is no escaping from that. i hope that others may take sometime to appreciate those who are here trying to be who they are even if they have to wear that mask again after their time spent here. i suggest you meet them and get to know the real person that they are. and if you like what you have seen then you may take it to a higher level from there.
5:41 pm Monday, 27th April, 2015
I completely respect that some don't want to put up pics, and would never dream of saying some of the critical remarks I have heard from other members (usually in a mail) for not having one of myself up. At the end of the day, not many of us want neighbors, customers, or friends--even if they are here too!--to know we are here.
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9:59 am Tuesday, 28th April, 2015
I can live without a picture of the person who's details I'm looking at but I really hate the one's who just show "I'll tell you later" in most of the columns of the personal details. If I'm looking at your profile I want to know about you and what you like as there is not much point in messaging someone who doesn't have the same interests as me. |
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6:46 pm Tuesday, 28th April, 2015
I agree with William. I get sick of looking at profiles to be told ' I'll tell you later'. No. I want to read it now or I lose interest and can't be bothered to contact you x |
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4:29 pm Thursday, 30th April, 2015
I think there is a big difference between profile descriptions and pictures. Both matter, but I can understand why people don't want to put their picture on the front of their profile for all and sundry to see. |
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6:12 am Friday, 1st May, 2015
Monsieut Bonaparte,or may I be so bold as to call you Napoleon. You may perhaps recall that during your ill-fated Russian campaign, that there were no photographers taking snaps of you,nor people pointing TV or video cameras in your general direction.
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10:31 am Friday, 1st May, 2015
Freedom of choice! It is each and everones choice if they do or don't upload a face pic and place it for others to view, hell i think some are so brave in doing so, so more power to them for being brave!! I do have a pic but only share with people if or more so when we have built a certain amount of trust. But as others have said when this queston came up in past blogs that i read back on they feel that should anyone try to out them to their nearest & dearest, friends or in their working life then the person outing them would be in fact outing themselves as being on a site such as this, how else could they explain that they seen you on a sex site if they were not also a member, eh? |
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5:25 pm Friday, 1st May, 2015
I agree with most of you especially it's a freedom of choice. Depends on your current personal circumstances. I have private pics but only share once trust is there. Its a catch 22 but I say do not judge a book by its cover "Avatar". Needless to say we are in a society whom are pinged with visual images be it magazines, online or advertising boards and unlikley to respond to an Avatar. |
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6:16 am Saturday, 2nd May, 2015
Doesn't bother me either way. I put a photo up of me having just woken up looking like a vagrant. I think it's always best to start from the bottom and work your way up. Others believe in putting their best foot forward at all times and that's understandable. I learn more about people from the blogs than I ever do from profiles. Show, don't tell... is the guideline I follow. |