Wear and tear
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Many members want more then one doll and many have more then one doll. What's so confusing about that? It sounds as though he was very pleased with the looks and feel of the damaged doll and he was willing to give that particular model another try. I'd say that was rather decent and understanding of him considering the loss of money. But you admittedly being confused due to your lack of comprehension and understanding chose to cast aspersions on his character.Doc Brown wrote:But.... You said you have a 4Woods on the way.Ohnesorg wrote:I'll dispose of her when I have the money for a replacement.
I'm confused.
After reading your last few posts, I'm detecting an odor and it's not TPE....
This is the first time I've seen someone get run off TDF.
I didn't get a chance to see the photos so I don't know what occurred. For example, what might have led to the tears? Were the arms and legs over extended? Was the torso twisted beyond its limits? Were their friction "burns" to the skin? We could have linked him to haremlover's joint manipulation topic. We could have helped a new member and shed light on a mystery. Instead he was made to feel unwelcome. That's a first for this forum that I'm aware of.
4B, he said he didn't want to implicate the vendor because upon receiving confirmation from WMDoll he concluded the damage was due to his ignorance. He said the damage was his fault and he posted here for guidance to avoid ruining another doll.
It's conceivable the tears continued to grow if he continued moving the arms and legs into positions that stretched the tears. It's hard to say because I can't see the photos.
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While I think people misunderstood the OPs later postings a bit, the doll was in really bad shape. The kind of injuries you'd probably not even move the doll again until you asked about how to prevent the damage again. Or how to repair it...tubee wrote:It's hard to say because I can't see the photos.
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You're quote mining.tubee wrote:Many members want more then one doll and many have more then one doll. What's so confusing about that? It sounds as though he was very pleased with the looks and feel of the damaged doll and he was willing to give that particular model another try. I'd say that was rather decent and understanding of him considering the loss of money. But you admittedly being confused due to your lack of comprehension and understanding chose to cast aspersions on his character.Doc Brown wrote:But.... You said you have a 4Woods on the way.Ohnesorg wrote:I'll dispose of her when I have the money for a replacement.
I'm confused.
After reading your last few posts, I'm detecting an odor and it's not TPE....
My initial post was very supportive but as the OP went further he got rude and confrontational.
Perhaps my post was uncalled for but having said it, I stand by my assessment of the thread.
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The flow of the conversation doesn't indicate it. Despite being accused of some sort of "fishy" indescribable conspiracy to discredit the people he did business with he remained civil. He was then accused " Unless you tell us you went over her with a blade and dragged her half way across the floor without powdering her then It's the most logical conclusion." How was that called for? Despite that remark he was still civil. Then someone basically equated his intelligence to someone who'd shove his doll in a dryer and kick it to get the last parts in. Finally Doc piled on with his 2 cents worth.4biddenartist wrote:I think the rudeness came into play when the OP started insulting the people trying to comprehend the situation.
Which included an accusation that he was trying to undermine the credibility of the vendor and manufacturer with others piling on to the conspiracy. What I saw was a reasonable person taking logical steps towards learning; learning if the doll in fact came from the proper source and was indeed sold as described. He took those steps after it was suggested the doll may be knockoff material. He did the work to exclude the manufacturer and vendor from fault. And he initiated a conversation requesting guidance in using the doll. Somehow he was accused of a crime. Welcome to TDF!We were all just trying to wrap our heads around what was happening.
I'm not quoting out of context. You were pleasant b4 you became rude. Please cite the specif post(s) where he became rude b4 you did. Why is an assessment of the thread relevant? And did you make one?Doc Brown wrote:You're quote mining.
My initial post was very supportive but as the OP went further he got rude and confrontational.
Perhaps my post was uncalled for but having said it, I stand by my assessment of the thread.
You were talking about his posts and you made an accusation piling on the attack.After reading your last few posts, I'm detecting an odor and it's not TPE....
What I gather is the new member is a reserved individual who respects privacy. He did not wish to drag the vendor into his request for guidance. He took full blame and chose not to elaborate which is his right.
What might have happened? TPE is extremely stretchy.
In this case the photographer stated he has slept with his doll in this position. The photo is testimony to the 'stretchiness' and strength of TPE. Although a doll can extend its arms over its head it is not recommend that it sustain the position for an extended period. The manufacturer states that the doll should be returned to its resting position after posing.
Perhaps the new member left the doll in a highly stretched position and applied additional force as some of us do during a romp. And by additional force I mean our weight and motion. Obviously the member didn't want to go into detail so I won't either. Regardless, he took full responsibility and initiated a discussion about proper steps to be taken. Perhaps if the conversation had been civil he would have felt comfortable enough to provide more details. We failed to provide an environment of trust and comradery.
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When we stated these facts he got defensive and for some reason tried to protect the seller which again makes no sense. If I bought that doll I would expose the seller and the crap he sells. Then OP got pissed at people making some comments and refused to answer our questions so we could better understand the situation and help him. He then chose to run off because we all smelled a rat, we did not run him out, he made that choice on his own and none of us did anything wrong, he bought a knock of doll or slashed one and made a topic about it for some reason, so I say good riddance.
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I'm commenting on the lack of civility during the discussion.kruiser wrote:i'm not sure why you are trying to defend this guy tubee
Says you. And who is this "we all" you speak of, kimosabe?if you saw the pics you would of come to the same conclusion we all did.
He didn't detail how the doll got the injuries. "Everything"?Everything he said was suspicious and contradictory, the injuries sustained by the doll were not in line with how he said he got them.
Being civil helps people to trust they can speak openly so more information is exchanged. I didn't see the photos because a lack of a civil setting caused them to be withdrawn.Trying not to piss off a new member is not gonna help him , we saw what we saw
The lack of civility ended up diminishing the number of facts available to learn from when the photos were withdrawn. Claiming the doll was butchered is an emotional statement based on emotional response from having viewed photos; photos posted w/o an accompanying explanation.When dealing with situations like this you do not allow emotion to cloud judgement, you use logic and facts... and that doll was butchered to hell and back.
He took the blame and wanted to leave the seller out of it.When we stated these facts he got defensive and for some reason tried to protect the seller which again makes no sense.
The "some comments" were rude and insulting. After being treated rudely and after being insulted he chose to leave.Then OP got pissed at people making some comments
He answered questions up to the point of being insulted. He took the blame for the doll becoming damaged. How it got damaged is no ones business because he wasn't blaming anyone else. Had there been a civil trusting environment we might have learned more.and refused to answer our questions so we could better understand the situation and help him.
His decision didn't come out of the blue. It was influenced by the way he was treated here at TDF.he made that choice on his own
This should never become a habit around here.so I say good riddance.
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Also don't be picking apart what I say , I stand by every word I said to that guy and if that's how he treats a doll then he's just wasting his money.
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You say don't pick apart what you say and no one owes anyone anything. If I don't owe anyone anything then why should I show you any consideration?
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Seems to me you're making something out of nothing here, the OP has left and he's gonna dispose of his doll, we tried to help and he rejected it. What exactly is the problem here? what? that we didn't talk nicely to him? that we voiced our opinions and they are not PC enough for you? If people can't handle another persons opinion then they need to look in the mirror and get their head in the game, being weak minded and thinking everyone is gonna be nice to you is a one way ticket to getting taken advantage of.tubee wrote:It's not a matter of breaking rules. It's a matter of sustaining a civil environment. There's a lot of people who don't post here any longer because the discourse has become more coarse. They are very gentle souls. This is their forum too.
You say don't pick apart what you say and no one owes anyone anything. If I don't owe anyone anything then why should I show you any consideration?
As far as I know we still have free speech and that gives us the right to voice our opinions, if someone makes a topic then that person must expect both positive and negative feedback based on the subject matter, if they can't handle it then they should not be making any topics.
If the subject is...touchy then obviously you don't be an idiot and insult the person, you be respectful and sympathise or just keep your mouth shut but this was about a person who trashed a doll and wanted advice, we gave that advice and he chose not to listen and walked, end of story.