LoveShack.org
Reviews and Complaints

I was a new member on LoveShack,org and a popular Online analyst, Master Level and Influencer on another well known Forum, And they today Banned me from the site. Not sure why. I had the most intelligent and wise wisdom and diplomatic advice in helping others. Maybe they are just jealous or even bias. Please, Check into their bad behavior. It is most unfair. I have belonged to this other Popular forum for 10 years and I have never once had any issues.

I gotta say, LoveShack.org is a pretty sweet spot to hang out online. There's a whole bunch of folks on there with some real big personalities, and they've got some seriously wild stories to share. I gotta give a shoutout to Haydn for keeping me in stitches with all his jokes and banter - that guy's a real hoot!

Now, I gotta admit, the political scene on LoveShack.org is a bit too uptight for my taste. I got myself in a bit of hot water back in early 2017 when I made a little joke about the big cheese in the White House, and next thing I know, my account's on lockdown. And let me tell you, that "temporary restriction" lasted a whole lot longer than I thought it would. I couldn't even get back on the site until March of this year! I mean, come on, mods, give a guy a break, am I right?

But hey, I'm not one to hold a grudge. LoveShack.org is still a pretty rad place to be, even if they're a bit strict about the politics. The only thing that really grinds my gears is all the armchair psychologists on there. I mean, who do these folks think they are, diagnosing people left and right like they're some kind of experts? It's a real pet peeve of mine.

All that being said, I'm gonna miss the heck out of LoveShack.org. It's been a real eye-opener, seeing all the different perspectives on the same issues. Sure, there's some echo chambers on there when it comes to politics, but you can't deny that there's a whole lot of knowledge to be gained from all those different viewpoints. It's been a huge help in trying to make sense of human behavior, that's for sure.

Loveshack.org is a website that claims to offer relationship advice to people of all ages. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that the advice given on this site is often flawed and unreliable. Many of the posters on Loveshack are middle-aged or older, and they seem to be struggling with their own relationships. Even when these older posters try to give advice to younger people, their advice is often misguided and unhelpful.

As a young woman myself, I would caution other young people against trusting the advice given on Loveshack. Many of the posters on this site are divorced and seem to be more interested in bragging about their sexual conquests than in offering genuine advice. Furthermore, many of these posters can't even spell or type properly, which makes it difficult to take their advice seriously.

It's important to remember that just because someone is older doesn't mean they know more about relationships than you do. In fact, as a young person, you may be more educated and informed than some of the baby boomers on Loveshack. It's also important to remember that people on this site often don't take responsibility for their own failed relationships. Instead, they blame their exes and refuse to see their own role in the breakup.

In short, Loveshack.org is not the best relationship forum out there. If you're looking for genuine advice and support, you're better off looking elsewhere. The people on this site are often dysfunctional and insecure, and they're not qualified to help you with your problems. Don't waste your time on Loveshack.org.

My experience with LoveShack.org was not the best. Although I appreciate the effort put into maintaining the site, it seems like favoritism is a common occurrence. If you're not a regular poster or one of the moderators' favorite members, they will flag and silence you without hesitation. It's as if they don't care about your opinion or input.

If you try to defend yourself or reply in a similar manner to an established poster, you will be labeled as hostile and argumentative. The reasons given for this will be vague and applied arbitrarily, leaving you with no explanation or understanding of why you were silenced.

Moreover, established members can get away with a one-size-fits-all approach to any issue, without even acknowledging the finer points of the discussion. If someone challenges their opinion with a simple "yeah, right...", they will be silenced as well.

I cannot recommend LoveShack.org unless you have a thick skin and enjoy seeing people with legitimate issues thrown to the virtual mob. If your discussion style is basic with a healthy dose of fake moralizing, then this site may be for you. However, if you're looking for a fair and open discussion, I suggest looking elsewhere.

I used to be a member of LoveShack.org for a few years until it crashed or died for good in late March 2018. At first, I was quite enthusiastic about the forum, as it seemed like a mostly good community. There were some pretty blunt and direct posters who would call you out if you said something out of line or plain dumb, but nothing worse than other forums on the internet.

I was also moderated fairly often, and I was put in the cooler a couple of times for using profanity, though it was never aimed at anyone. Then I learned about the very strict policy of William and Robert to never use cuss words. All good, so far. I was barely moderated for the last year I was there.

Over the years, some genuine and insightful members contributed to the forum, while others were bullies who were probably unhappy with their own lives and had tens of thousands of posts on an obscure vBulletin forum that was probably going to die someday. PAUL, the founder, abandoned the ship many years back and never seemed to care much about his own site anymore.

I won't go into further detail about William or Robert, but they did a good job at getting rid of trolls and spammers. I don't know how or why the site died, but it's a closed chapter for me, even if it's back someday. It's a shame, really, because LoveShack.org had the potential to be a great resource for people seeking advice and support in their relationships. But alas, all good things must come to an end.

loveshack.org is a forum that some people may find helpful, but it's not for everyone. It seems to cater more to middle-aged white Americans who have been divorced or have had a lot of failed relationships. If you're a millennial, a person of color, LGBTQ, single, a professional, or someone who is trying to be more successful, you may not find what you're looking for on this forum.

I posted on loveshack.org briefly when I was in my 20s, but I found that the older posters (who had been divorced and cheated on their spouses) were often wrong about things. I wouldn't recommend this forum to anyone in their 20s or 30s who is looking for good feedback. It seems like you have to be a certain type of person to fit in on loveshack.org.

It's been a few years since I last visited the forum, and now that I'm in a healthier place, I can see that the environment there can be toxic. The real world is not like loveshack.org, and I think it's important to remember that.

For those who do enjoy the forum and have been on there for a long time, I have noticed that many of the same posters don't have much of a support system in their lives (they have admitted this themselves). If you already have a good support system, you may not find much value in loveshack.org.

LoveShack.org has been around for about 15 years, which is pretty impressive for a relationship website. However, it's probably a good time for it to call it quits. While some of the stories shared on the site may not have been entirely truthful, they were certainly entertaining. Unfortunately, some of the regulars on the site were a bit full of themselves and gave poor advice. The moderators could also be irrational at times. Despite these issues, there were people who genuinely needed an outside perspective on their problems, and LoveShack.org provided that for them.

One thing that was a bit over the top on the site was the "tough love" approach. Some of the regulars lacked empathy and seemed to be there just to make themselves feel better or to laugh at others. However, there were also people who were in genuine distress and needed support.

Many of the regulars on LoveShack.org migrated to another site called Diversion Forum, which is still very active. They even tried to recruit members from LoveShack.org by sending them invites via private messages. Once they joined, they had to promise to keep the forum a secret. However, I've heard that there is a section of the forum dedicated to trash-talking LoveShack.org posters and trying to find their personal information. This is definitely a breach of anonymity and privacy, so it's probably a good thing that LoveShack.org is being taken down.

Overall, LoveShack.org provided a valuable service to many people over the years. While there were certainly some issues with the site, it was a place where people could go for advice and support. It's sad to see it go, but hopefully, people will find other resources to help them with their relationship problems.

Loveshack.org is a site that has unfortunately ceased to exist. Some speculate that the negative reviews that were left here may have contributed to its downfall. However, I personally enjoyed some of the more philosophical and political discussions that took place on the site. It was a great place to engage with people who had different opinions and perspectives on relationships, life, and philosophy.

While Loveshack.org was a great place for general discussions, I do think that people seeking advice for their specific situations may have regretted putting their personal information out there. It's always a risk to share personal details online, and it's important to be cautious about who you trust with that information.

One thing that I didn't particularly enjoy about Loveshack.org was the presence of a user named Carhill/William. He was known by the nickname "Carbundy" by some of the regulars on the site. He went through a phase where he used pictures of Ted Bundy as his avatar, and he often expressed a desire to see the population thinned out by some sort of plague or atrocity. It's not surprising that his presence on the site may have contributed to its eventual downfall.

Despite its flaws, Loveshack.org was a place where some great conversations and even some fun drama took place. Some users even became real-life friends and even got married. It's a shame that the site ended on such a low note, but it will always be remembered as a place where people could come together to discuss important topics and connect with others.

This site was super helpful back in the day, like 2013, when I was going through my first heartbreak. I needed some advice, comfort, and empathy that I couldn't find in real life. I learned a lot about relationships, society, and humanity. But let me tell you, some people on there were just plain rude and harmful to those who were seeking help. They just wanted to be heard, you know? Or they wanted to give 'tough love' when it wasn't even necessary. And don't even get me started on the anti-feminists who use the word 'feminist' like it's a bad thing. Like, come on people, get with the times!

One thing that really grinded my gears was the 'like' button. You could give some solid advice and get zero likes, but then the popular cool kid would give the exact same advice three pages later and get ten likes. It's like, what the heck? And don't even think about standing up to the bullies on there, because they'll just come after you. It's like high school all over again.

But I will say, the spin-off site was pretty good. I found it to be supportive and helpful. But little did I know, they were just laughing behind my back. I mean, heaven forbid your political opinions differ from someone else's. And if you challenge their views? Forget about it.

I think the problem with a lot of posters on there is that they don't see the grey area. It's just their own truth, you know? But hey, that's life. Most of the facts about life and relationships are social, not brute facts. It's just the way it is.

I'm sad that the site is gone, but to be honest, I had enough of it anyway. Reading about problems all the time starts to get you down, you know? But it's hard to let go of the site because it was the last chapter of that relationship I'm still clinging to. Ah, well. Life goes on.

I was lookin' for a place where I could talk about my relationship problems with other folks who understand what I'm goin' through. That's what LoveShack.org says it's all about. And sure, there were some people who were helpful and supportive, but things went downhill real fast.

Before I knew it, people were sayin' some real nasty stuff about me. And the mods didn't seem to care one bit. They let people say whatever they wanted, even if it was hurtful or untrue. It was like a hatefest, and I was the main target.

I'm not the only one who's had a bad experience on this site. Lots of people who are feelin' vulnerable go there for help, only to get torn down by strangers on the internet. It's not right, and it's not what they say they're all about.

I ended up deletin' my account and askin' for all my stuff to be taken off their server. But who knows if they'll actually do it. I'm worried that people will start spreadin' lies about me on social media, and I'll be the one who suffers.

If you're lookin' for a supportive community to talk about your relationship problems, LoveShack.org ain't it. Stay away if you don't wanna get hurt.

I've been on LoveShack.org (LS) for a while now and I have to say, I've had some good times there. I've "met" a few lovely people and have even had some posters reach out to me privately to tell me that I've helped them. It's a great feeling to know that you've made a positive difference in someone else's life.

However, I have to admit that in recent years, posting on LS has felt a bit like living in a country run by a dictatorship. It's like you have to watch every word you say or risk being hauled in for questioning and jailed without trial. I've been on several other forums at the same time and I have to say, I've never encountered such strict rules before. It wasn't always like this, but things really started to ramp up around 2014.

Now, I know there are other forums out there. I'm surprised that anyone would be surprised by this. We live in a free world (well, most of us do) and adults can do as they please. Just because someone posts on one forum doesn't mean they can't post on others. If someone is being pulled away from LS by the mere existence of another forum, maybe they're having a better experience there for a variety of reasons.

Anyway, I just wanted to say RIP LS and I hope the owner is doing okay. It's certainly not his fault that LS became what it did.