What's so scary about meeting IRL ????

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So I was supposed to meet someone from LPSG today, In Real Life.
No expectations, no strings attached, just meet. Hang out. See if we get along.

But he changed his mind. :frown1:

My MIND says don't worry about it, it's his problem. But the EGO,.....ah yes, the EVIL EGO says, "what's wrong with you?" A guy won't even MEET you ????

How do we kill the Ego and go back to the Mind?

Because really, why WOULDN'T anyone want to meet an ultra cool hip cougar woman anyway?? :smile:

Ah, such is life. The yin and the yang. Enough "downs" . Where's my "up"?
 

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Well, these days you can never know who your going to meet online, that's why most don't meet in person...some people are crazy
 
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Oh right.....I never said I wasn't CRAZY :smile:

Just your "average, everyday, sane psycho supergoddess"

(Liz Phair quote)



Well, these days you can never know who your going to meet online, that's why most don't meet in person...some people are crazy
 

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MickeyLee DOES rock. Sometimes I too wish I was a lesbian!

But Cougar, he let you know he changed his mind? Count yourself lucky, girl. I got stood up by an internet date. Next day he was back online telling me how he'd been hospitalised with chest pains. But he was ok now, it was diagnosed as a virus, meet tomorrow? Ahem, I said, perhaps when you're over the virus. The next week he stood me up again! Just tired after work this time, make another date? Um, NO. I blocked him on that site. He changed his ID and tried to make another date!

I used to give 'em two chances. Now it's only one.

It really is his loss, not yours.
 

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Cougar,

I would say that the guy was probably lying about his size? Lots of people do that. Otherwise maybe he is just shy and thought you were too hot for him.

Personally, I don't have a problem meeting people online, offline. But I don't do it anymore and haven't for a year or so.

You say "no expectations, no strings" so I assume you haven't seen his cock (or lack thereof) because that is the most likely reason for someone to not meet you from what is a very cock oriented site.
 

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Awww.... <blush> you say the sweetest things!

Hey, the Sunshine State is supposed to be getting some rain in the next 24 hours :frown1: Just in time to scare away all the SuperBowl fans, hee hee....

Hey, you know if I wasn't stuck in NJ with no vay-cay time and/or money, I'd be in the sunshine state to visit you & your tits in a flash!:wink:
 

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There isn't a damn thing scary about meeting in real life.
Can you be anxious or even nervous? Sure you can but using excuses or making up lies why you weren't there is just friggin' weak!
If you lied about your size then shame on you for lying!
Your dick isn't the most important thing you own!
Mark you are right not to give them a second chance!
I'm reminded of how and why people make excuses about coming to an lpsg "meet n greet" if you blah,blah,blah for me!
If you didn't want to meet this lovely woman don't make the date! Geez!
Get real people.
C.B.:saevil:
 

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All the preceding advice is good and I second it. No question but what it's his loss. But your quandary is a very valid one, you can't help but feel rejected over a guy not even being willing to meet in such a casual way just to see how things click.

Personally, I prefer not to meet anyone face to face unless we've had a lengthy enough e-correspondence to establish a mutual feeling of trust and respect. It also helps a lot to have exchanged plenty of candid, honest pictures so as not to have any unrealistic expectations. But, even with all of the above taken care of, some people will simply back out at the last minute. When that happens count yourself lucky that he at least told you, rather than just turning into a no show.

Were I lucky enough to arrange such a meeting with a woman of your obvious intelligence and .... um .... err .... shall I say .... physical assets I'd be there a half hour early just to be sure.

ST
 

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Maybe he was nervous about meeting you and that's why he canceled. I doubt it was anything personal other than the jitters.

This simple statement sums it up. It IS scary for a lot of people to meet IRL ... especially those who've been living in an online world where they've made up stuff about themselves and are enjoying their little fantasy existence.

When you go meet someone in the flesh, you have to go be who you really, really are. A lot of people are just uncomfortable with that. :frown1: I feel bad for them.
 

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I met someone from LPSG in "real life," but I almost didn't. Nervous as hell. 'Was she going to be a woman (for real)?' 'Was she going to be cool?' 'If things got sour, was she gonna smear my name or expose me (I'd get fired instantly if my job ever knew I was here)?' You know: all the normal fears you have when taking an online acquaintance offline.

In the end I just went. There were no problems and I totally enjoyed myself! So did it make me more open to meeting others IRL? Hmmm, well no. I've still got all the same worries. Actually to date that's the one and only time it happened.

Bottom line, I guess, is that people get cold feet. It's irrational, so "the Mind" cannot accept or comprehend it; "the Ego" can but take solice in knowing that there are others who are ready and willing to stroke it. >:)
 

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I've met someone in real life from LPSG. It was worth whatever second thoughts I might have had. I do think, though, that if you make a committment to someone, (even one as seemingly small as agreeing to meet) you should stick by it. That is how life should be lived. Do what you say you will do. It is telling, I think, that he cancelled. It indicates that this is all much more about him than anything else. And overbearing self-concern is never an attractive trait.

It is too bad that I do not fit into the cougar's den (since I am probably older than you!)
 

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This simple statement sums it up. It IS scary for a lot of people to meet IRL ... especially those who've been living in an online world where they've made up stuff about themselves and are enjoying their little fantasy existence.

When you go meet someone in the flesh, you have to go be who you really, really are. A lot of people are just uncomfortable with that. :frown1: I feel bad for them.

On the flip side, sometimes people build expectations and a persona around digital images and text 'conversations' that are hard, if not impossible, for the other person to live up to. No one is into rejection...and I am sure there is a fear that they may not live up to the other persons expectations.... even if they were truthful and forthright about themselves.
 

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Based one the tone of the ridiculous rants in this section, I was assuming only evil stupid wimpy men had egos? Aren't women above that sort of thing, being the more advanced sex and all?

So I was supposed to meet someone from LPSG today, In Real Life.
No expectations, no strings attached, just meet. Hang out. See if we get along.

But he changed his mind. :frown1:

My MIND says don't worry about it, it's his problem. But the EGO,.....ah yes, the EVIL EGO says, "what's wrong with you?" A guy won't even MEET you ????

How do we kill the Ego and go back to the Mind?

Because really, why WOULDN'T anyone want to meet an ultra cool hip cougar woman anyway?? :smile:

Ah, such is life. The yin and the yang. Enough "downs" . Where's my "up"?