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Messaging to Complain Says More About You Than Me
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Something that has happened in the past, which I find curious, is when someone takes the time to message simply for the purpose of chastising me or complaining about my ad.

Think about this a moment. Someone reads my ad and Iā€™m clearly not for them and/or they are not what I am seeking, so instead of doing what most people, including me, would do and simply move along, they have to type out a little rant or sarcastic note.

Iā€™m not sure what the point of these messages is, but they do not upset me nor do they deter me. If anything, they tell me everything I need to know about the sender, which is that they are not dominant in the way I am seeking. Someone who is truly dominant as a core of his character, confident in himself, and who knows what he wants will not bother to wine to a woman about her personal ad.

Does the assertive professional man seeking employment reach out to a company to lament that the company standards are too high, or that the firm is missing out by not giving him a shot? Not one with any self-respect. They move on to another opportunity.

But by all means, send a message if it makes you feel better.

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