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<title>Zk | 2012-11-26-5-responding-to-creeping</title>
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<h1>Zk | 2012-11-26-5-responding-to-creeping</h1>
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link: http://asuperfluousman.tumblr.com/post/36118029283/nosefetish-elaborates-on-why-trying-to-respond-to
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title: NoseFetish elaborates on why trying to respond to creepy PMs with “Thanks I’m not interested” is an exercise in futility.
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date: 2012-11-26</p>
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<p>This is a very long read (that I’m sharing as a link because reblogging makes it hard to get to all of the post), but certainly worth reading. A redditor posting in /r/creepyPMs explores why it’s often counterproductive for a woman to reply to unsolicited PMs (or any such similar attention) with a denial: it’s the attention that carries the weight, not so much the content of the reply.</p>
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<p>Reading through this, I was searching back through my own past to see if there was anything analogous in same-sex interactions, and I feel as though there was, but I can’t remember clearly (it’s tough to disentangle such interactions from role-play, sometimes, given the nature of furry, especially when the interaction may be between differently-sexed characters but same-sexed players).</p>
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