Gents, have you ever...

[Jjsunday]

Myself I love a woman that not scared to post and speak her mind.It just shows me what kinda visit to look forward to.I like to talk to get to know someone and the better I know them the better time I have on the visit.I know a lot of guy don't like a opinionated woman But hell I do.
Just make for a fun time !

[GigiGabore]

Originally Posted by Caracter

I've never had issue with it, going back to the days of Sweet Dixie, ASPD, Escort America and chat rooms. I haven't passed judgement based on the amount of posts but have used it, as Woodford states, to look at their ideals and get an idea as to whether or not I'd have a good time being around them.

One or two I did decline to see based solely on the way they handled themselves with Gents when things didn't go exactly their way.

To answer Contralto's original question, no, not because they were too chatty.

Those were the days! I miss those days.

[Remy.Lebeau]

Too-chatty or non-chatty doesn't matter. It's WHAT people say that matters, not quantity.

[Charlie Angel]

On a board I used to frequent in another state...we had a saying: "Ladies, every post is an ad." Board persona can make or break someone...and I'm certain that's a two-way street. No one wants to get naked with someone who's too prickly.

[GigiGabore]

I just always had Facebook to be chatty with people. Now that I am someone more than an ad poster, I feel like I get to learn about people better, know their desires before we meet and get to connect with my suitor as a person. (Once we meet, there's usually not much talking *naughty smiles*)

I've even had the pleasure of talking to and meeting really interesting and beautiful women since I've starting participating more on Eccie posts.
I kind of love it here. ♡

[terrier16973479]

I have seen one of the most active posters on here, but that didn't mean she talked a lot, these ladies are all different!
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[Guest072918]

Originally Posted by Charlie Angel

On a board I used to frequent in another state...we had a saying: "Ladies, every post is an ad." Board persona can make or break someone...and I'm certain that's a two-way street. No one wants to get naked with someone who's too prickly.

In an anonymous community such as ours, posts are the only way to gauge a person, both providers as well as clients. Yes, every post is an ad.