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Would it be awkward for you to have a member say "Love you!"?

  • Yes

    Votes: 37 56.9%
  • No

    Votes: 6 9.2%
  • Not if it's a regular

    Votes: 22 33.8%

  • Total voters
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DuoShi

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Mainly for the models, but members feel free to respond.

Regardless of connotation, would it be weird/awkward for a member to tell you he/she loves you?
 
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I think when it comes to this it's hard to disregard connotation. Having a member say "Sorry to hear you're sick today, but we can't wait until your back and well we love ya!" on twitter once is totally different than one on one professing deep love over and over.
 
I agree it's all about context. To me there's a difference between "... love you ..." and "I love you". The word "love" itself isn't that sacred to me. I love a lot of things and a lot of people, but I tend to reserve that three word sentence for somewhat more serious moments. I think I'd be a little surprised if a member told me as another member that they loved me out of context, but as a response to something I said or tipped or whatever, especially if we're online friends it wouldn't seem that odd. I guess the same would be true if it came from a model.
 
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I've found that if it's used as a blanket term like "aww I love you guys!" or "we love you" it's a lot less weird than when directed from one person to another person. I have a reg that occasionally says "that's why I love you", or if I laugh at something he says or tell him he's awesome or something he'll sometimes say "that's why you love me!". I feel like it crosses a line a little bit because no, I don't love you, I like you and think you're great though! There's just a difference.
"I love you" is something I'm almost TOO liberal with saying irl. It's my go-to response when people do things I find funny, or something I appreciate. I have to try and stop myself from saying it when I'm on cam because it's too personal to be saying to a member. My whole room? Sure! "I love you guys!" But if I'm talking to one person directly I'll substitute it with a compliment like "you're the greatest" or a thank you.
 
Mainly for the models, but members feel free to respond.

Regardless of connotation, would it be weird/awkward for a member to tell you he/she loves you?

Normally it totally creeps me out. I'm a strong believer in not throwing the "L" word around, especially to people I only know online.

When a member starts talking to me like that I generally reply with a flatly with something like:

"That's nice"
"Cool story bro"
"Yep"
etc.

Usually I get to use a bunch of these flat-liners, (sorry couldn't resist typing that word) because those types of members often like to wax faux poetic about how much they adore me, and apparently want me to taste a hint of vomit in the back of my mouth.

I might say awww if it's like how Serenity_Tam put it, but I'd in the back of my mind think "Just say you all miss me!" ^.^'
 
"I love you." "I wish I met you in real life." "I wish I could be your boyfriend." "I wish I was there to touch/suck/fuck you." "I wish we lived in the same town."

All of those make things super awkward.
:vomit:
But why? Even those who doesn't say it, think so. Well, at least the sucking-fucking part.
 
But why? Even those who doesn't say it, think so. Well, at least the sucking-fucking part.
Because you don't love me. You don't even know me.
You wouldn't like me in real life. I'm not remotely the same person as Aeryn.
I don't want you as my boyfriend, I have one. We're good. I'm very fond of him. You wouldn't say this to an in-person "friend".
I don't want you to touch me, let alone fuck me. I'm in no way attracted to you. This makes me uncomfortable.
If we lived in the same town I'd probably move. I don't want to meet you, ever. EVER.

I am a digital projection of a fantasy situation. Let's leave this all in the 1's and 0's and go our separate ways once the show is over.
 
But why? Even those who doesn't say it, think so. Well, at least the sucking-fucking part.
Try to keep in mind that not all members are really interested in any real life interactions just because they enjoy spending time together online. Getting a private show doesn't mean they'd be willing or necessarily want to sleep with the person.

Another thing to keep in mind is that some models are grossed out by members in general. It's a mindset you'll see by models that usually do very poorly or burnout quickly. I'm sure a few more will pop up to show their disgust any moment.
 
It is creepy/awkward/uncomfortable when it is a true profession of romantic love/can we meet/can we fuck/blahblah.....

But, if the comments are more casual or offhand its really just words or friendly/horny feelings at the time. If I felt awkward/turned off/disgusted every time a member said they wished they could fuck me or the like i'd be very poor.
 
Oh and would have voted yes, find it a little weird. I don't know how all models do things or how close they choose to get with members but I don't see how members have real feelings of love for a person they only see online in an adult entertainment scenario. Some rooms and groups have been around a long time so I can kinda see how some get really close but love? Too strong a word I feel. I think I've told a few that I love their butts before but I don't know man, do I really love their butts?
 
@PunkInDrublic I'm grossed out by the majority of men, but I'm sure as hell not going to stop being a cam model anytime soon. I'm sure as hell not doing it poorly either.

@Jappie To add on what Aeryn said, the whole "oh the things I would do to you if I was there" creep me out a ton because it completely assumes he'd have my consent. I've had members say things like, "oh if I saw you in public, I wouldn't be able to physically control myself." Like come on bro. Is that suppose to turn me on? I'm so hot you'd try to rape me? Jeez, thanks. I'll be sure to remember that one next time I'm feeling insecure. :rolleyes:

I'm grossed out by members all day long, but they don't know it. I'm a damn good cam model. You don't have to be into a fantasy to project it. Just a committed actress.

Fake it, till you make it! :rock:

Just because I'm creeped out by something, doesn't mean Poison Ivy is.
 
But why? Even those who doesn't say it, think so. Well, at least the sucking-fucking part.
I don't think that's necessarily true at all. It's not like all members are so Neanderthalish that they have that desire about anything with tits.
 
When you spend hours online chatting together about daily life happenings several days a week, it isn't insane to feel some sort of loving feeling for a person, whether it be the member toward the model, or the model toward the member. I find it endearing when regulars suggest they feel connected to me beyond just being a naked body they throw nickels at. The way I run my room pretty much promotes such connections.

But I have always claimed that using the word "love" is sort of out of place. I specifically use the word "Luv" as a replacement (I slip up sometimes, oops) when I'm telling my regular members how I feel about them. To me "Luv" is a more playful version of the word that means that I've come to genuinely care about them and enjoy their online company. It doesn't shock me or freak me out if they feel the same, and might convey that feeling as "love" even if it isn't completely accurate. And regardless of the wording used or how much I care about or trust my regulars, I never ever intend on taking the relationship beyond the Internet.

When random members come in and say "I love you!" I tell them it's likely just lust, as they couldn't possibly actually love me having just come across me, sitting there topless on a cam site.
 
It strikes me as pretty odd that anyone would profess their undying love for anyone that they had never met, even if they have spent a long time getting to know "them" over the internet

Probably a good 70% of the members on MFC creep me out a little bit with the things they say and do sometimes. its like some people can't separate real life from the fantasy world on MFC and thats not healthy for anyone

Don't get me wrong ive got a few model friends from MFC that I have grown close to over the years and talk to away from MFC via Twitter/Snapchat/Text and we've both probably used throwaway lines like "I love you to bits" kinda thing, the kind of way that people do with friends they genuinely care about but I couldn't envisage ever loving someone you've never met. You'd be in love with an idea and a fantasy rather than a reality
 
Every time I've heard it from a member, it's the first thing out of their mouth the first time they see me.

Dude who just popped into my chat: I love you

Random someone @'s me on Twitter after faving every pic of my tits: I love you!


No, you don't. You LUST me.
 
I think it's a powerful word, and I also think allowing too much harmless mushy to happen on MFC can lead to not so harmless mushy pretty easily if that line isn't drawn in the sand very clearly. I don't like it, and I usually playfully ask people not to use the words because it does make me uncomfortable.
Mushy romantic squishy heart shit grosses me out off cam too, so it's pretty easy for me to keep it out of my chat since that type of communicating is just not part of my personality.

I would like to add that even though I don't get mushy, I have an amazing group of friends on MFC who I adore spending time with immensely. I have never in almost 5 years had a member go creepy on me or profess his love. I genuinely feel like I dodge this common camgirl bullet simply because I do not pander to it at all and nobody in my room is unclear of my stance.
 
@PunkInDrublic I'm grossed out by the majority of men, but I'm sure as hell not going to stop being a cam model anytime soon. I'm sure as hell not doing it poorly either.

I'm grossed out by members all day long, but they don't know it. I'm a damn good cam model. You don't have to be into a fantasy to project it. Just a committed actress.

Fake it, till you make it! :rock:

Just because I'm creeped out by something, doesn't mean Poison Ivy is.
I'm pretty sure most that have been unfortunate enough to read your posts here are aware. No offense, but you come off as very obnoxious and immature(not that I don't) in your posts so it's pretty obvious that you don't think highly of members. Which is fine ya know. You do you. I'm sure plenty of men are as grossed out/embarrassed by girls like you as you are of members. Just saying, pretty obvious to anyone that reads your posts that you don't like members much. You aren't really good at hiding it here. And yeah haha, I bet you are balling. Can't even mockingly call you a baby baller because that would be insulting to the few camgirls that deserve to be called baby ballers.
 
But why? Even those who doesn't say it, think so. Well, at least the sucking-fucking part.
I don't think it's any different from someone developing feelings for a friend that aren't reciprocated. If you have a friend in a relationship that you get a crush on, it's selfish to tell them and force that onto them. You either get over your feelings and continue to be friends with them or you put distance between you so you can get over them. A real friend is respectful if someone identifies as "non available", regardless of where that friendship originated.
 
Mainly for the models, but members feel free to respond.

Regardless of connotation, would it be weird/awkward for a member to tell you he/she loves you?
There are many cam girls who like to throw around the L word, either publicly or privately. With but one exception, if any cam girl tried to tell me that she “loved” me or even hinted that she had affectionate feelings for me I’d consider it dishonest and manipulative. With regards to that one exception, we do sometimes use terms of affection with one another, but that’s only because we trust one another not to take things out of context.

There’s a difference between “I love you” and “love ya”. Learn it. Use it.
 
I don't think that's necessarily true at all. It's not like all members are so Neanderthalish that they have that desire about anything with tits.
I'm pretty sure the vast majority of members visit camsites looking for assistance in satisfying their libido. Sure we eventually find that we pop on to chat or listen to music or watch live theater, but most of us, much of the time, come to cum. For many of us, that means enjoying the fantasy of some sucking/fucking (I mean what else is the ever-popular simulated POV BJ show?). That said, I do hope that most members can separate their desire to participate in the fantasy play from real life. If I see an a performer/model/entertainer at a convention or whatever, I let them know how much I appreciate them as an artist. I sure as hell don't expect so much as the chance to buy them a drink. In other words, "I love your work", not "I love you".
 
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That said, I do hope that most members can separate their desire to participate in the fantasy play from real life. If I see an a performer/model/entertainer at a convention or whatever, I let them know how much I appreciate them as an artist. I sure as hell don't expect so much as the chance to buy them a drink. In other words, "I love your work", not "I love you".

Yeah... I agree with this. IMO I think that many girls understand that most members who use the "L" word are referring more towards the appreciation of their performance... ie how the member loved the look and style of the model's show, how it was performed etc, and not something that is aimed at them directly as a person.

Also, when the "L" word rears up in the chat window, or in a PM, it is just text on a screen, we have no way of knowing what is in the mind of the person who typed it. If we are on the receiving end of such a sentiment IRL, by someone standing next to us for example, then we get to receive more information... body language, facial expression, tone of voice etc, in order to better assess what they were actually meaning.

"I Love you" is a phrase that can carry a lot of weight and needs to be used with caution away from the real world. There are individuals out there for whom the boundary between real and virtual world is so blurred that it all appears as one landscape to them. What is fantasy and what is real should always be kept separate. Members need to realise where they are and think before they type.
 
I'm pretty sure the vast majority of members visit camsites looking for assistance in satisfying their libido. Sure we eventually find that we pop on to chat or listen to music or watch live theater, but most of us, much of the time, come to cum. For many of us, that means enjoying the fantasy of some sucking/fucking (I mean what else is the ever-popular simulated POV BJ show?). That said, I do hope that most members can separate their desire to participate in the fantasy play from real life. If I see an a performer/model/entertainer at a convention or whatever, I let them know how much I appreciate them as an artist. I sure as hell don't expect so much as the chance to buy them a drink. In other words, "I love your work", not "I love you".
Exactly the bolded part. If a member tells me he loves our sessions, loves my outfit, my look, my laugh, or whatever that's fine. That's nice. But when they start emailing/messaging/tweeting me telling me they love me, and send photos of them kissing the camera on every major holiday for 3+ years all talking about how much they love me.... Well those messages get kept in a special folder in case they ever show up at my house and I need to call the cops.
 
I completely and utterly agree with what's been said about the difference between 'I wuvs ya' and 'I love you'.

If a member says: 'I loves ya' in a light-hearted, I like your tits and your funny awkwardness way then I will reciprocate. It a member seriously says that he has developed some sort of feeling for me, I will apologise for leading him on unwillingly and silently ban.
 
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My god, what have I done? Why do you people are so excited?
Men always talk bullshit when they're horny. I'm ok with that. "Try to keep in mind" that some things you hear from fist fuckers in your chat room may be not true.
Just how a few here act, don't let the behavior of some girls here affect how you do things or give you a negative impression of camgirls in general. And yo, you should post some links to where you work/sell stuff because got damn at those pics you posted today.
 
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I have said I love you to models several times, always in private, typically when something really good happens like an amazing cumshow or she gets in the mood enough to turn something that was a maybe into a yes (ie: DP, bigger toy ect)

Thinking about it now, and relating it to television, I realize that might actually be worse than I was aware.
I mean how many TV shows have had an episode where someone ruins good sexy times by blurting out something along those lines?


Edit: I've also only ever said it to models who I would be a regular for, not like first time being with her.
 
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