Is myspace.com a meat market?

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As a favor to those who consider myspace.com a meat market for libidinous twenty-somethings, would you happen to have an alternate link to sample her sound?
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I don't like the fact that u're grouping everyone on the site (or the majority) as being "Having or exhibiting lustful desires; lascivious.". Even though its weird for twenty-somethings to not have lustfull desires.
 
I find it funny, and for the most part I think that's what most of the people are there for. Of course, there are some other people. Also don't forget the 10-20 range..lots of them there too..
 
I remember a site like this a long time ago, 6 degrees or something like that, which almost everyone I knew was on. And it wasn't anything like that.
Plus isn't there lavalife or adultfriend finder for that.
 
Gandhi said:
I don't like the fact that u're grouping everyone on the site (or the majority) as being "Having or exhibiting lustful desires; lascivious.". Even though its weird for twenty-somethings to not have lustfull desires.
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I don't think he's trying to group everyone on the site into a category. But some people choose to dodge myspace because, if you wander around the site much at all, it can be difficult to avoid some kind of compromising stuff.

And I kind of think "libidinous" is just a more tactful word describing these kinds of desires than another word we probably hear more often....

Actually, we heard it on a TV show a while ago, thought it was funny, and he's probably been dying to use the word in a sentence ever since...heh. :)
 
Gandhi said:
I don't like the fact that u're grouping everyone on the site (or the majority) as being "Having or exhibiting lustful desires; lascivious."
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I didn't mean to imply that everyone on the site signed up to find a sex partner. I had joined the site when a friend invited me to check it out, but deleted my account after seeing several profiles with content that borders on pornography. It may well be that those people just receive the most press; it may even hold true, as you imply, that they represent a small section of the myspace.com community. It could also be that the community has changed drastically since I deleted my account a few months back.

I cannot speak for others, but I won't be returning to myspace.com. This is a personal decision and not meant to serve as a rule for others.

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