A few days ago I got a message from a local guy. I checked his profile and it was one sentence long. His message to me was basically, "I'm interested, let's meet." So I politely turned him down and he freaked out, saying that women beg for him and any woman would be lucky to have him and I should be thankful that he wanted me and I was a conceited bitch and blah, blah, blah. So I blocked him and moved on.

Today a man, 48 years old (out of my age range), heavyset (not my body type), from Canada (way out of my distance range) complemented my new video. I thanked him. Then he wanted to chat. I politely declined. Then he accused me alternatively of sniffing glue and being a crack (I thought Canadians were supposed to be nice, but I digress). So I blocked him and decided to create a poll.

Women and men (I'm sure it's not just us women!): do people insult you when you turn them down?

Leave some of the best insults you've received in the comments!

One of my biggest pet peeves is people using improper grammar, punctuation, or text speak when sending me a message. It is an instant turn-off and disqualifies people immediately.

A helpful guide:
You're - you are. "You're sexy"
Your - possessive. "Your ass is great"
There - a place. "I'll meet you there"
Their - possessive. "That is their profile"
They're - a contraction for They Are. "They're a sexy couple"

Does poor grammar automatically disqualify someone who messages you from consideration for sex?