Quote by trooper4
JSquared101, for me (trying to explain - not attacking here at all), it actually has nothing to do with me being a "single male"; I am a very polite individual and always have been/always will be, and while I can understand what you are expressing, I am not who you were trying to define.
I have been in the lifestyle since my mid 20s (late 30s now) and I still think it is polite to respond to a message - takes no time at all in my opinion; I am not sure why there was a need to demean singles and to make it sound like I respond because I'm "desperate" - sorry, I am not desperate and as most - I look for real people who I can trust and get to know (and hopefully well, before ever meeting - and, I like to meet casually and or at a party, before ever playing - I don't think I have ever just jumped into things without a first meet & greet).
My profile even expresses, from others, how polite I am.
So I wouldn't judge others on their marital/relationship/non relationship status, but that is my perspective (yours differs, just please don't attack me personally because I take the time to respond to others and that has nothing to do with me being single)
You are reading a lot into my response that I never said or intended. I never meant to imply you were the person I was defining.
My point about you being a single male is that you very likely don't receive the same volume of mail that I do. I have done experiments with changing my gender. It makes a HUGE difference. So responding wouldn't take you nearly as long as it would take me.
Just because it's polite to respond does not mean it's impolite to ignore. I think it's unfair to judge me impolite because I choose not to respond, especially since I tell people my expectations upfront in my profile.