View Full Version : Does anybody gets fed up when someone you are writing stops without explanation
bradfordbantam
24th November 2007, 12:56 PM
Hi there
One thing that annoys me about writing to people who you find out about in contact lists is that after exchangeing a few letters they stop writing to me without a explanation of why. Does anyone else feel the same
jayjay
16th February 2008, 06:54 PM
Yes I agree it is annoying but judging by a lot of christian forums all to common I try not to take it personally:mad:lol and to carry on with the business at hand which is to meet a genuine man of god all the best.:)
Rosiandjim
2nd August 2008, 06:59 PM
I think sometimes people are scared of hurting other people's feelings so just stop the contact, but that ends up making the other person just as upset or annoyed, a polite note saying you are not continuing writing is surely only common decency.
Rob
10th August 2008, 10:12 PM
I do find it frustrating when people stop writing or fail to reply when an initial letter/e-mail is sent. It can be difficult for one to tell someone they do not wish to continue writing. However, I believe a message along the lines of:
"Thank you for taking the time to write to me. I regret to inform you that I do not wish to continue this correspondence. Best wishes"
is fairly easy to write and ends the correspondence in a positive manner. In my experience I feel a lot less hurt by a message such as the above rather than no reply at all. One can take encouragement from a message such as the above but can be very discouraged if no reply is received.
nuttyloaf
11th August 2008, 11:43 AM
I have contacted a couple of people who have not replied at all. I take this to mean they are not at all the right partner for me.
I do wonder what sort of person they are to not even respond - it is not very friendly at all. Maybe they have lost heart or got involved in other things? If so they could contact Friends First for advice - if lost heart - or to end their membership if no longer wanting to invest time and effort into finding a life long friend and partner.
:confused:
Rob
26th August 2008, 08:56 PM
Re Nuttyloaf: I have had similar experiences to yourself. It doesn't make sense that people fork out money to have their profile circulated but don't reply when a letter/e-mail is sent. :confused:
It is possible that people may not be able to reply due to a variety of reasons. (E.g. gone into hospital, computer broken, gone travelling for a month). When I haven't heard for a month or so I e-mail/write again (just a short message) and in some cases have received a response in the next few days. :)
I know from experience that you may not receive a reply even after a 2nd/3rd e-mail/letter. If this happens I suggest contacting the Friend's First team. They may know something or be able to get in touch with the member not replying.
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