7/21/2016 11:34:46 AM: So, something is spazzing with my pictures, and I'm attempting to update and change them around, but the site is being weird. I'll fix it eventually. 

6/1/2016 10:47:13 AM: Apparently a good portion of the people on this site need to be educated as to what Fake, Timewaster, and Scammer actually mean. Just because they are not interested what you are 'offering' does not mean they are fake. It means they are looking for something else. If you messaged them first, without reading their profile, and get mad at them for not wanting what you're offering, you're the timewaster, not them. If they turn you down, for any reason, it does not mean they're a scammer. especially if they never asked for anything. You're just an idiot. Signs of actual fake profiles. Weight and Height are drastically different. Example, a 5'8' woman weighing 20 pounds. Generally scammers and fakes ARE looking for something in their profile. Generally a relationship, and they'll wax eloquent about it, because that's their hook to bring you in. Overly attractive, but generic looking pictures. Trying to move conversation instantly to a different site. Generally, so they can't get reported on the one they met you on, because there's no proof. They'll also usually message you first, being overly flirty or complimentary. They'll push to set up meetings quickly, but never show up. They're looking for a date for their 'friend.' There are more signs, and obviously not everyone is a scammer. But it is certainly hilarious to see how often people throw that term around on here, because they are incapable of using common sense. 

5/31/2016 11:12:42 AM: How exactly am I expected to respect someone who doesn't read profiles, starts conversations with verbal abuse, or replies to polite disinterest with threats of rape or murder? Seriously people, just because the site is about BDSM, doesn't mean that standard manners don't apply. I am a sub, but until I am in an agreed power exchange relationship with someone, we're simply just strangers, and the standard etiquette and expected manners still apply.