WOULD YOU DELETE??

[blackfootedgirl]

If you met a person here on Passions would you Delete your account and expect the same from them? Or would you stay on and continue the friendships you made, what about exchanging password words with them to keep things honest?
What are your Ideas??

Blackfootedgirl

[lantech19446 (deleted)]

`Im also on plentyoffish and i had this argument with my ex only because she has so many trust issues left over from her previous relationship. I would delete if we hit what i would consider to be a significant amount of time like 6mos because after that amount of time i think you know the people you're friends with on here well enough to give alternative forms of contact and you should know whether or not you're going to stay with the person you're with. I however do not give my passwords to anyone call it one to many classes in information security or whatever you want but she's not getting it. I know some sites also offer the ability to suspend a profile so yo can reactivate if you ever want too and if she's really that insecure there's nothing to say that you can't put right in your profile where she and the world can see it that you're dating someone right now and have discontinued your search

[lantech19446 (deleted)]

`Im also on plentyoffish and i had this argument with my ex only because she has so many trust issues left over from her previous relationship. I would delete if we hit what i would consider to be a significant amount of time like 6mos because after that amount of time i think you know the people you're friends with on here well enough to give alternative forms of contact and you should know whether or not you're going to stay with the person you're with. I however do not give my passwords to anyone call it one to many classes in information security or whatever you want but she's not getting it. I know some sites also offer the ability to suspend a profile so yo can reactivate if you ever want too and if she's really that insecure there's nothing to say that you can't put right in your profile where she and the world can see it that you're dating someone right now and have discontinued your search

[spkbrnsgr (deleted)]

`I would like to comment on this topic. If you meet someone on any site you should always give it some time, cause you never know whether he/she is not the one. Then somewhere down the road if you are both committed to each other I hope that both of you will delete your accounts, but I don't think that accounts should be deleted right from the beginning, suspended yes. And far as exchanging passwords I don't think so, if that's the case why don't you just give up your password to your bank account........

[richardnogginn (deleted)]

`Well it depends. If you find the "one", and know it, don't look back. Delete it and if things do not work out between you, then you can make another account and go find all your friends.

If you find someone you like but you're not sure, keep it.

[italiangreek]

lantech19446 wrote: `Im also on plentyoffish and i had this argument with my ex only because she has so many trust issues left over from her previous relationship. I would delete if we hit what i would consider to be a significant amount of time like 6mos because after that amount of time i think you know the people you're friends with on here well enough to give alternative forms of contact and you should know whether or not you're going to stay with the person you're with. I however do not give my passwords to anyone call it one to many classes in information security or whatever you want but she's not getting it. I know some sites also offer the ability to suspend a profile so yo can reactivate if you ever want too and if she's really that insecure there's nothing to say that you can't put right in your profile where she and the world can see it that you're dating someone right now and have discontinued your search



This guy is a moron

[cerulean (deleted)]

`I think it depends what your intensions are.
Do you contact people for friendship, or still searching for someone more than a friend.
Should you give up your friends for someone, even if he is the one?
That might make a relationship very lonely.....