I Hope It's A Temporary Suspension!!!

[+ Axiom2001]

This afternoon I clicked on my Twitter account's icon only to come to a page that requested my email address to verify the suspended account.  I had difficulty in fulfilling the request but managed to figure it out.  I addressed the request and went to my email only to find what led to the suspension.  I'd "tweeted" a rather alluring comment to a guy who'd placed the most stunning photograph of himself dressed in briefs and showing the most alluring and beckoning "boner."

What I wrote was not profane but rather literate and poetic where I expressed what I'd like to do to him as well as for...  Well, that got me into trouble, and I do hope only temporarily.  

On my Twitter page are tweets from two very well known escorts and the page for the Golden State Warriors.  At times I've received some hits/photos and vids from other very athletically built men who are nicely endowed, and I have tweeted to some and merely enjoyed viewing the rest.  I've also clicked innumerable times that "I do not want to receive this tweet."

Because I was not aware of the protocols of Twitter, I've been sending tweets to some of the men who've displayed their wares.

From this point on, I'll wait and see how long I'll before I am able to return to Twitter, if at all.

Edited August 19, 2022 by Axiom2001

[rvwnsd]

I've seen Twitter users get suspended for posting "unacceptable content" and scratch my head because nothing they posted seemed unacceptable. It is possible that someone you messaged objected to receiving a tweet, but if one is posting suggestive pictures of oneself one should expect suggestive messages.

Perhaps the problem is with the poetic language you used. Maybe if you said "bro, you DTF?" they would have been more receptive.

[MscleLovr]

On 8/21/2022 at 4:04 AM, rvwnsd said:

Maybe if you said "bro, you DTF?" they would have been more receptive.

Somehow I doubt it @rvwnsd…tho I personally always prefer to be direct. 
 

On 8/19/2022 at 3:30 AM, Axiom2001 said:

comment to a guy who'd placed the most stunning photograph of himself dressed in briefs and showing the most alluring and beckoning "boner."

I suspect that @Axiom2001 was simply thinking with his ‘little head’. He forgot that many young men - however alluring and bulging they may be - are online to get cash. They may well be heterosexual and not want the attentions of older men, however poetic they are. 

[+ Axiom2001]

On 8/20/2022 at 8:04 PM, rvwnsd said:

I've seen Twitter users get suspended for posting "unacceptable content" and scratch my head because nothing they posted seemed unacceptable. It is possible that someone you messaged objected to receiving a tweet, but if one is posting suggestive pictures of oneself one should expect suggestive messages.

Your thoughts precisely mirror mine.  When Twitter sent me a copy of what I'd written, which was relatively tame but alluring, I thought: why did that hot man post a photograph of his "raging hard on that was protruding from his tight undies.

Perhaps the problem is with the poetic language you used. Maybe if you said "bro, you DTF?" they would have been more receptive.  😃😃

 

On 8/20/2022 at 8:04 PM, rvwnsd said:

IIGNORE!  I clicked on more than once.

 

[+ friendofsheila]

"whoa dude wait till I post this picture of me with a total boner!"

"Whoa dude people are noticing my picture with me with a total boner!"

"Whoa dude some effin' guy said something about my picture of me with a total boner!!!!" [clicks the "tell the cops" button]

eye roll

[pubic_assistance]

There's some protocol on Twitter where you have to warn viewers if your content is naughty.

 

[+ Tygerscent]

They at least allow that…