When someone posts a long-ass question do you just answer the question part or read the whole 50 paragraphs?

[rachel776]

[Pudsmucker]

I don't like going down a never-ending road to find a solution. I believe in K I S S, (keeping it short and simple). You do not want to lose the interest of your party.

[riverrat3]

just answer the question

[riverrat3]

thank you for the mho

[Anonymous]

They tend to be masculine, exciting, dangerous, plus the drama. We women love drama especially in our early teens and twenties.

I date a real bad boy in my teens who was older, I was 15 and he was 25. I remember one time I was dating another guy closer to my own age for a month after breaking up with him. He saw me at a party with this guy and came over with his buddies and struck the guy on the head and he fell down, then kicked him in the stomach three times and he soiled himself and cried. 10 minutes later in front of all my school friends and my date he pulled up in his car and demanded I get my fat stupid ass in the car. I was so angry but I don't know why but I looked my date straight in the eye and told him that I was sorry but I was going with my ex. It was like he owned me I had angry amazing sex with him that night.

Another time at a friend's house party I was upstairs having sex with a different new boyfriend I was dating and my ex found out. Anyway we were doing it missionary style and it usually didn't take him long as I was his first and as he was about to cum my ex out of nowhere hits him on the jaw from behind and knocks him out and throws him the floor where he ejaculated all over himself. I was so pissed off but my ex just grabbed me and even though I said no and tried to fight him off he bends me over and has his way with me, i screamed for help but nobody came to help, they just looked in from the still open door as he forced himself on me. Still aroused from the previous sex and even though I was being watch I came three times and even squirted on the bed and felt so ashamed. When he was done he just pulled his trousers up and walked out the door with me crying with my ass still up in the air and his cum running down my thighs. My then boyfriend tried to have assault and rape charges filed but nobody would testify including me.

It went on like this for a few years until he went to jail for murder by then he was with my younger sister as well as me.

[SmokyEnrique]

Which country are u from?

[asphaltrhymes]

I tend to be a babbling person. Yet when I see others long posts, yeah I usually just quick read or I read the parts I stand out to read lol. Maybe people do the same to me or skip me lol or quick read me lol. Ah well 😋 at least I'm never completely ignored. I stand out too much, get it, because how many write long ☺️😋 lol, me.

[ohsheeT]

Most of the time I read all of it.

Lmao but I am the worse at answering post with a book
No punctuation no proofread I just click Send
What's worse is when I read just a little and answer it because of what I think it might have said or like right now just start babbling
Or or if it has a picture with it I might answer what ever the picture is saying to me lol

[SnowedIn]

This is such a great question. Depends. If it's someone I "know" or they have a very high Xper rank, I might read it. Also if I'm curious about the question.

But if the asker is anon, or there isn't punctuation or line breaks or (like you pointed out) paragraphs, then I'll skip it.

[jennifer_bloom]

It depends on if the question is conceptual or circumstantial and whether I have an idea about the main headline I want to express, that I am willing to ignore the details of the question to do so. It also depends how busy I am or how curious I am about what they want to say.

[qwert1234]

Depends on how the post draws my interest. If it's clear in the beginning, huge chance of me reading it all.

If it starts with major grammatical errors, missing punctuations and looks like someone typed in on a straight line.. Bye.

[Bricealan]

I suppose I am like @Finchie40... if it catches my interest I read the entire thing. If not I answer the best I can based on how well I understand what she/he is asking...

[Finchie40]

If it catches my interest I will read all of it and try to answer or give advice best I can , I mainly only answer questions based off of my own experiences

[Anonymous]

I don't think the World will be around that far into the future. The war-mongers and population-reducers are trying to ensure that "no flesh will survive", which is why I believe that Jesus will return WAY before 2100. That's why I don't care about skin-color ratio's

[Static_In_The_Attic]

I’m totally guilty at scrolling down & I usually bypass the description & go right to answering the question.

[katiesmuff]

Either ignore completely or if the question itself is pretty self explanatory give an answer for that!

[Hottacos]

If I’m here I’m bored. Depends how good the writing is

[LazerBean]

Sometimes I just answer the question, but usually I just don't bother answering at all.

[nolabels]

It depends on how interested I am in the subject matter.

[motownplayer2000]

It’s it’s a myTake. I just don’t bother. Most of them are pretty dumb takes. A long question has to intrigue me to for me to spend the time. I usually just read and answer the question title part.

[Sparkie460]

Sometimes I will pass it by and come back to the question later if I don't have the time to read it all. I read every word of the question if it's something I want to answer.

[MikeTheBartender]

If the girl looks like that in the photo I'll probably read the whole thing.

[Andres77]

I’ll read all of it if the story grabs my attention and keeps it.
No anonymous.
And if it’s something that resonates with me.

[msc545]

A lot of things that long are not worth reading. That said, if it's a topic finishes me, I'll quickly read through the whole thing. Luckily I read really fast.

[WalnutButter]

I'm not going to be bothered reading someone's rant. Next.