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    Posts: 1,154 Member
    edited January 27 in Chit-Chat
    How come people delete their profiles too quickly?? 1/4 of my friends deleted their profile!

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    • Posts: 1,896 Member
      Probably not ready to fully commit yet.
    • Posts: 3,750 Member
      this website has a lot of glitches. i think that in part puts people off. and on the forums everyone is sensitive and gets upset way to easy.

      my theory is that MFP attracts a lot of people who are not very familiar with online communities.
    • Posts: 1,206 Member
      People get excited, join up, and quickly lose interest. I imagine people are like that with most things.
    • Posts: 7,166 Member
      I tried once but I just can't quit MFP. Sad.
    • Posts: 18,970 Member
      Many reasons, they lose interest, lose hope, have a bad experience on the forum, don't get the answer they were wanting, move on to the next "diet" thing...
    • Posts: 479 Member
      MFP tends to be a fickle beast, people (as said before) are quick to join and even quicker to leave. Just keep a tight group of friends on here that support each other and thats all you can ask.


      Side note... has anyone noticed that 95% of people from Australia are beautiful? Men, women, young and old... is it something in the water? If I moved to Australia, would I instantly become good looking?
    • Posts: 1,021 Member
      They are not fully committed
    • Posts: 2,305 Member
      you need better friends. sounds like yours didn't come with any support, so you didn't benefit from it.

      I can be your friend with benefits..... wait..... thats not right right? hahahah.
    • Posts: 174
      Its my fault,I sent them my junk pics, they're devastated.
    • Posts: 165 Member
      I think I've been here almost two years now. Never thought about quitting. :drinker:
    • Posts: 2,633 Member
      I think about rage quitting all the time, but I like my user name and 8675309 is taken.
    • Posts: 2,089 Member
      How come people delete their profiles too quickly?? 1/4 of my friends deleted their profile!

      Sounds like it's you. Quit driving your friends away!!! :wink:
    • Posts: 954 Member
      They can't handle all the junk pics...
    • Posts: 4,564 Member
      Most people will fail at this.
    • Posts: 1,102 Member
      They can't handle all the junk pics...

      I never get any junk pics :sad:
    • Posts: 201 Member
      Unsure, but I'm 95 days in and counting. I find it addicting so I don't get it. Then again the community board helps keep it entertaining also.
    • Posts: 2,305 Member
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      I never get any junk pics :sad:

      let me take a fresh one.
    • Posts: 957 Member
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      I never get any junk pics :sad:

      Here ya go!

      junk.jpg

      :laugh:
    • Posts: 826 Member
      Depends. There are A LOT of underage and pro-anorexia/bulimia people on here that get reported and deleted by the mods. If they're not that, then the things the other posters have mentioned are all very true.
    • Posts: 1,444 Member
      I'm only here so my log in streak doesn't come to an end!
    • Posts: 479 Member
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      Here ya go!

      junk.jpg

      :laugh:

      Mmm, that is some nice junk.
    • Posts: 2,305 Member
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      Here ya go!

      junk.jpg

      :laugh:


      showing of your big messy diseased junk

      300px--HK_CityHall_Seaview_51217_5.png

      I keep my junk tidy. swab the decks and everything.
    • Posts: 882 Member
      this website has a lot of glitches. i think that in part puts people off. and on the forums everyone is sensitive and gets upset way to easy.

      my theory is that MFP attracts a lot of people who are not very familiar with online communities.

      Id say this! they get upset and delete them.

      Its werid though, I didn't use mine until last year but i didn't go to the lengths of deleting it. i just stopped using it! mainly because I forgot! so I think people who delete must have had something else happen other than just "not committed"!
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      I never get any junk pics :sad:


      You need to find some friends who share their junk sweetheart:flowerforyou: They ARE out there :laugh:
    • Posts: 882 Member
      MFP tends to be a fickle beast, people (as said before) are quick to join and even quicker to leave. Just keep a tight group of friends on here that support each other and thats all you can ask.


      Side note... has anyone noticed that 95% of people from Australia are beautiful? Men, women, young and old... is it something in the water? If I moved to Australia, would I instantly become good looking?

      hahaha that's the best thing i have ever heard! why don't you come and find out! :laugh:
    • Posts: 2,305 Member
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      hahaha that's the best thing i have ever heard! why don't you come and find out! :laugh:

      as long as you don't move to cunnamulla.
    • Posts: 1,154 Member
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      Sounds like it's you. Quit driving your friends away!!! :wink:

      LOL I know it must be me hahah :tongue: I was thinking omg I really liked them and they left :cry:
      I couldn't imagine quitting I LOVE this site. I was almost going to when people were being mean on the forums but that was short lived, people encouraged me to stay.

      It's just sad that's all as this is turning into my vice. As soon as I finish gym I log on the way home :wink:
    • Posts: 882 Member
      Ps...i have actually started deleting people ( bar my real life friends that have accounts but don't use it) anyone that hasn't logged in for 2 or more weeks (without stating they are on holiday on something) then they get cut!
    • Posts: 27,732 Member
      Sometimes people aren't ready to commit, sometimes they find that MFP is too addictive and they're spending time here to the detriment of real life, sometimes they get frustrated with lack of results or with the forums in general. You can cut down on it by adding people who have been here long enough that you know it's not just a phase that they'll burn out on quickly, but not so long that they've gotten bitter. :laugh:
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      as long as you don't move to cunnamulla.

      hahahhaha :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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