I was reading something that had been posted in another section and the person has stated they are 'genuine'. We see this word appear all the time in posts and ads, but what do we really take it to mean?
What does it mean to say he/she is genuine or I am genuine?
It's a word, a pointless one in an advert. In fact, those who say they are genuine are probably more likely to be saying it to divert the fact they're not genuine!
I agree. How can someone say he or she is genuine. I think that can only be judged by what other people think of you
I suppose it could be a way of telling people that you do what you say you do, when you say you will do it.
Genuine = not fake, or couterfeit; original; authentic, not pretending, frank, sincere.
So if the cap fits...
alternative definition
Genuine = 10" fat cock, can shag for hours/days/weeks, 6ft suntanned fit body to die for, house all round the world, flash car,...and charisma in buckets..oh and i am genuine btw...
the choice is yours!!!!!
to me genuine mean that they will do what agreed, does not mean there will be sex if meeting but just to turn up as arranged for a drink and a chat
Its one of those terms we we're discussing a while back Polo , used a great deal by Trisha rejects , and completely meaningless . A lazy avoidance of asking more specifically what you want , and about as descriptive as sleeping deaf mute . It goes in the dross dictionary between " down to earth" and " at the end of the day".
To be honest for us "newbies" its impossible to know what to describe ourselves as. Yesterday there was a thread saying that calling myself BBW makes me arrogant (God forbid I think myself beautiful). Now today I can't call myself genuine for fear of it being meaningless and me being a Trisha reject.
What do we put thats not going to upset anyone?
T (a genuine bbw part of genuine couple and goddamn beautiful - so there lol)
In a perfect world all the ads should be genuine.....so there should be no need to say it!!
I think genuine people have Levi Strauss tattooed on their buttocks.