Man banned from Plenty Of Fish for stating his preference for non fat under 30 women
01-16-2017, 07:15 AM
I understand that Plenty Of Fish is a private company and they have to cater to their audience of overweight post-wall women, but can you imagine a reversed gender scenario sparking the same outraged reaction?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/1914962/...verweight/
AN Australian has been blasted on social media after he sent a an arrogant message rebuffing a woman on dating site Plenty of Fish, claiming he didn’t consider dating anyone overweight or over 30.Women furiously commented on the post branding “Ash” a “creep”, an “a**hole” and an “actual piece of s**t”.
A spokesperson for Plenty of Fish told The Mirror that “Ash” had been removed from the site.
“Upon learning of L00kin16 [his username] and his views on women, it was clear to us that he isn’t the ‘catch’ he perceives himself to be, and shouldn’t be permitted to interact within our community,” she said.
“As a site that promotes positive interactions between our members and encourages them to inform us of any inappropriate behaviour, we took action on October 3, 2016, and permanently removed his profile.”
The man has been branded a “creep” after his response was posted on Facebook by the recipient’s sister.
A Scottish woman from Edinburgh messaged the Aussie, called “Ash”, on the dating site “just to say hi,” said the woman’s sister.
“OK, so my sister messaged someone on an online dating site just to say hi … and got this,” she wrote.
“Ash” replied with a long message with a detailed explanation of why he didn’t date women over 30.
He wrote: “I was specific with age because I would like to start a family one day and, to be honest, I think that the necessary timeline before doing so is shortened/compressed with a lady over 30.
“I was also specific about weight as I have never been attracted to big women.
“However since moving to Scotland and going on POF [Plenty of Fish] I have learned that ‘average body type’ is commonly held to be around a dress size 14/16.
“I had to google this, but that dress size, with a waist around 34 inches, indicates a woman as being very overweight and all likelihood medically obese.”
The obnoxious message continued: “Without trying to sound big headed, I’m fairly good looking, I keep myself as fit as I can, I have a highly skilled job that I work very hard at and consequently earn well into six figures.
“I’m also tall and the ladies like that a lot.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/1914962/...verweight/
AN Australian has been blasted on social media after he sent a an arrogant message rebuffing a woman on dating site Plenty of Fish, claiming he didn’t consider dating anyone overweight or over 30.Women furiously commented on the post branding “Ash” a “creep”, an “a**hole” and an “actual piece of s**t”.
A spokesperson for Plenty of Fish told The Mirror that “Ash” had been removed from the site.
“Upon learning of L00kin16 [his username] and his views on women, it was clear to us that he isn’t the ‘catch’ he perceives himself to be, and shouldn’t be permitted to interact within our community,” she said.
“As a site that promotes positive interactions between our members and encourages them to inform us of any inappropriate behaviour, we took action on October 3, 2016, and permanently removed his profile.”
The man has been branded a “creep” after his response was posted on Facebook by the recipient’s sister.
A Scottish woman from Edinburgh messaged the Aussie, called “Ash”, on the dating site “just to say hi,” said the woman’s sister.
“OK, so my sister messaged someone on an online dating site just to say hi … and got this,” she wrote.
“Ash” replied with a long message with a detailed explanation of why he didn’t date women over 30.
He wrote: “I was specific with age because I would like to start a family one day and, to be honest, I think that the necessary timeline before doing so is shortened/compressed with a lady over 30.
“I was also specific about weight as I have never been attracted to big women.
“However since moving to Scotland and going on POF [Plenty of Fish] I have learned that ‘average body type’ is commonly held to be around a dress size 14/16.
“I had to google this, but that dress size, with a waist around 34 inches, indicates a woman as being very overweight and all likelihood medically obese.”
The obnoxious message continued: “Without trying to sound big headed, I’m fairly good looking, I keep myself as fit as I can, I have a highly skilled job that I work very hard at and consequently earn well into six figures.
“I’m also tall and the ladies like that a lot.