I am asking this because lately nobody seems to talk in my room when i say ""hello, welcome to my room"" , and i was wondering if there are any english speakers around, hairy lovers of course ( or not, it really does not matter as long as a nice conversation is "on stake"). By the way, i speak spanish and italian too so be free to say hello when you enter my room, ciao, or hola...it is a nice good thing to respond to someone when being saluted. I am writing this because i have seen a lot of people complaining lately about " bad attitude" in some rooms, and when they visit someone who wants to be nice and welcomes him to his room they either vanish or do not say anything. Anyway, Christmas is coming soon and i hope you all are good boys
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MMmmm...Touchy subject.

Hundreds of pages have been written about
the silent room visitors and many different reasons have been given.

Shyness,fear of a model telling you "WANNA GO PRIVATE??" just after saying hello..Don't want to chat without knowing who else is in the room....Poor manners...

Just enjoying the view

....The silent visitor wants to "study" your attitudes and manners....Just window shopping...Not enough credits to go private...Etc..etc...etc...
Also take into consideration that if you chat too long you get booted off for "interrupting the room's flaw"....or "monopolizing the conversation.."
OOoohhh...Yess!!!BACK TO YOUR REAL QUESTION:...English IS becoming more and more popular as a bridge between different language speakers and, although not UNIVERSAL as such, it is considered the preferred business language practically worldwide ( Chinese speakers are several billions..).
I'm lucky to speak 7 languages and a little English too...
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That is the reason why I have very few friends...They can't keep me quiet in
7 languages ...

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I don't care if you are
hairy or shaven,dark or ultra white,Caucasian or mulatto,
long haired or bald,oriental or ....but I do love good manners and expressive EYES...any color but the kind of eyes that can smile,laugh,be sad or look tenderly...or irate and surprised...
Just my
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