Crazy People off the Internet
The internet is full of mental. Ever been threatened with violence? Did it spill over into real life? Tell us your story. Or maybe you wish to buck the trend and tell us about the how you've met lots of quite nice, sane people.
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( , Thu 22 Nov 2012, 11:54)
The internet is full of mental. Ever been threatened with violence? Did it spill over into real life? Tell us your story. Or maybe you wish to buck the trend and tell us about the how you've met lots of quite nice, sane people.
Suggested by Mark Morrisons Prison Shoes
( , Thu 22 Nov 2012, 11:54)
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I might be a bit naive
but when I did internet dating for a (short) time, and started messaging a normal seeming, bright, professional woman, I thought I was being internet-savvy by mentioning early on that I really wanted to meet, not just to send emails and have phone chats. I knew that there were people out there who just wanted the attention but were in fact married, or using photos of their prettier sister, or agarophobic, or trapped down a well, so wanted to sift out those time-wasters. Politely but firmly.
I was delighted that my new interest agreed with me. She went on to say that she'd previously got in to a rather deep relationship online before meeting the bloke in person (200 miles away), and realising she'd made a mistake. In fact, before meeting they had booked a holiday together.
Wow. Every safety rule for single women broken in one go? Impressive.
Postscript: Turns out I was naive. I carried on talking to her, thinking she might have, you know, got that one out of her system. She kicked me into touch before we actually met.
( , Thu 22 Nov 2012, 22:08, 5 replies)
but when I did internet dating for a (short) time, and started messaging a normal seeming, bright, professional woman, I thought I was being internet-savvy by mentioning early on that I really wanted to meet, not just to send emails and have phone chats. I knew that there were people out there who just wanted the attention but were in fact married, or using photos of their prettier sister, or agarophobic, or trapped down a well, so wanted to sift out those time-wasters. Politely but firmly.
I was delighted that my new interest agreed with me. She went on to say that she'd previously got in to a rather deep relationship online before meeting the bloke in person (200 miles away), and realising she'd made a mistake. In fact, before meeting they had booked a holiday together.
Wow. Every safety rule for single women broken in one go? Impressive.
Postscript: Turns out I was naive. I carried on talking to her, thinking she might have, you know, got that one out of her system. She kicked me into touch before we actually met.
( , Thu 22 Nov 2012, 22:08, 5 replies)
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