"Verifications don't verify anything, the majority are self penned. Or false. Sent from one fake profile to another, which makes them all pointless.
Not knowing which are genuine or not.
And I agree. Anyone with a long list of verifications is someone to avoid. Anyone who is confident in themselves has no need to make a point of it. No one is interested or impressed by a detailed account of a previous meeting.
Certainly doesn't have any relevance to another person, I have many more meetings than the one I show. And I was forced to have that to use the site features. I have read a verification about a meeting I was involved,
And it was nothing like the actual event. Which told me enough about the kind of person who posts verifications. It's obvious they are going to exaggerate and embellish the story.
Any normal person would do the opposite, and say as little as they can,, and it's still not confirmation of anything,
Most of the time you have never heard of the person giving the verification, even though you have been on the site for ages and seen everyone at one point, but you won't have seen any of the profiles in the verification line up.
Ask yourself why, if the person is local, and isn't available often, does it seem likely that all of his meetings are far and wide, and would take half a day to get there and back, yet he claims to be married and only available an hour or so on certain days.
It's quite easy to find holes in verifications, like two blank profiles verified on the day they became a member. Or think about if its the kind of thing a man would really say about a man he met. How sexy and amazing he is and what his cock tastes like, etc etc, or is it more likely to say nice bloke, good meet.
I know of several examples of fictional verifications designed to appear like the profile owner is a sex god, but I can assure you that he is far from it.
The fact that he needs to make a big public display of his sexual prowess, in explicit details telling the story of a pornstar at work its that fantastic a performance, shows its absolute utter nonsense, look for the ones who use their profile to say who not to message, but not much of interest about themselves, with the ridiculous warning no one is allowed to copy their profile.. Like anyone would want to copy it. And if they did a message telling them not to won't make any difference.
It is a smoke screen. Just like no time wasters post is..
A load of typing but says nothing worth reading. The first thing that they will reply if you message them is the reasons they can't meet at the moment. You didn't ask.
But they told you that they are busy this week and maybe next week,
Giving the appearance of wanting to meet but making it impossible..
If you are popular and get meets easily, what reason would you have to post supporting information, personally its more likely to put me off, specially if I know someone who they have been with, and they have lots of meetings, I don't fancy dipping my cock in the same pool, even bagged up. I know we are all different in our taste and sexual preferences and it's only my opinion. Just thought I would put my tuppence worth in. I could go on for hours about my thoughts on fabguys.
How much it has changed since I first registered, too many years ago to admit.
But I speak from experience. Confident about my information knowledge being valid. I wouldn't have anything to say otherwise. Not that it's for any purpose.
Just not much else to do on fabguys these days.
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