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for a change, this one isnt about relationships.
so i post on a lot of messageboards. i used to post on this one last year and i met a bunch of ppl, some who i became close with and others whose lives i very briefly brushed. well i met this one guy who is a house dj (who isnt in new york?
) and he gave me and my friends his demo and was trying to get us to come to parties he throws in new jersey and things i really had no interest in spending time attending. i listened to his demo and it was ok at best. and then i didnt have contact with him again.
so now he pmed me like a year later asking me to post in a thread trying to get him promotion so he gets a gig at a big club that i dont go to. normally i would support a friend but (1) i hardly know him and (2) i met him through i guy that i dont like. besides that i dont really like his music. so i dont really want to promote him and furthermore, i am insulted at the shameless self-promotion of asking me to do it because asking me is taking away any merit of my opinion on his music.
so i am not going to post for him or do anything really. but he pmed me again like a week later asking again and i feel like i should at least reply. the problem is, i dont know how to say no without being mean or confrontational.
anyone have any ideas?
IGNORE...
LOL, 1 the ballzy route, tell him exactly how you feel or you want to keep reading pms? 2 the normal hypocritical aproaches (hehehe I do these) forget to reply, or conjure some bullshit story...
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| Originally posted by politicsofdancin IGNORE... |
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| Originally posted by ambs *LOL* I agree.... I'd have to think long and hard how to word it nicely and frankly, I think ignoring is just easier than having to put time and effort into staying polite |
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| Originally posted by ambs I'd have to think long and hard how to word it nicely and frankly |
well then Tell or ignore, 
heyyy indy!!! I didn't know you were on here 
I'm not on the tiesto forums anymore (I got banned *LOL) but it's cool to find you here! I'm moving to Miami in just 12 days!
Hopefully I'll get to meet you at WMC or something???
Butterfly: perhaps that's the best thing you can do, if you want to stay polite about it 
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| Originally posted by ambs heyyy indy!!! I didn't know you were on here ![]() I'm not on the tiesto forums anymore (I got banned *LOL) but it's cool to find you here! I'm moving to Miami in just 12 days! Hopefully I'll get to meet you at WMC or something???Butterfly: perhaps that's the best thing you can do, if you want to stay polite about it |
I got banned for calling them what they are : a dictatorship
hahaha deleting all the negative posts about tiesto... hahaha I guess that didn't make them all that happy... and I know at least 1 other person who got banned too. so sad 
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| Originally posted by ambs I got banned for calling them what they are : a dictatorship hahaha deleting all the negative posts about tiesto... hahaha I guess that didn't make them all that happy... and I know at least 1 other person who got banned too. so sad |
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| Originally posted by ambs I got banned for calling them what they are : a dictatorship hahaha deleting all the negative posts about tiesto... hahaha I guess that didn't make them all that happy... and I know at least 1 other person who got banned too. so sad |
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| Originally posted by butterfly sounds like they are afraid to face the reality that not everyone worships tiesto. |
I worship AVB instead hahahahahahaha 

woooeeeeeiiiiiii
Best thing you can do is use assertive words such as "I feel". Avoid: "I think", "You are", "You" + anything.
"I feel I'm not the right person to help."
Go Effective Communications course baby!
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| Originally posted by Scottaculous Best thing you can do is use assertive words such as "I feel". Avoid: "I think", "You are", "You" + anything. "I feel I'm not the right person to help." Go Effective Communications course baby! |
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| Originally posted by butterfly i follow the logic of your advice. I learned that you should sue emotional words like that when you are talking to a "feeling" sort of personality. though, i know nothing about his personality besides that he is deluded into thinking that he can make a living from djing so i guess that doesnt matter anyway. |
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| Originally posted by Scottaculous I think it would be best if you replied to him just once with a brief statement. Should he keep replying, just ignore him. |
i didnt send this yet, but is this too cold?
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hi, the reason i didnt post is that i am not really familiar with your music and i dont feel comfortable promoting something i am not connected to or that i havent taken an interest in. i do wish you luck but please understand that i wont post anything. melissa |
that doesn't sound too cold at all....he'll probably appreciate your honesting and your kindness for telling him upfront. Since that is always the best route.
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