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Aw, don't get all defensive about your choices.
Rofl I'm curious what "seeds" this chimp thinks he planted. In years on this site I think this is the first time i've ever engaged you or noticed anything you said, had it been any other poster getting all asshurt over online dating I would have said the same thing crofl crofl. not my fault it's a touchy subject for you as DD said, relax my man nobody has to know where you met her. We're just anonymous internet people tbh don't be embarrassed.
Aw, don't get all defensive about your choices.
Seeds: planted.
This will probably get good.
Seeds: germinating.
What about facebook
i don't have to engage you to see the things written here or said about you, or to see pictures posted dude. that doesn't even make sense.
Usually I don't meet people on fb, just friends or people I've had some sort of contact with before. I don't add random ass people even if we have mutual friends.
You memorize all this information about people you don't even talk to?
Damn.
No need to justify yourself.
Is manny the larger hispanic poster that looks somewhat similar to an ape? What's his gf look like?
So a hot girl who knew you from high school looks you up on Facebook has no shot?
Two posters with over 50k posts trying to justify their "reality"
i have a pretty good memory, but BUMP is the one who can recite entire posts verbatim back from like 2006. it's not that anyone sits around and tries to memorize that stuff it just sticks. good memory tbh.
of course, why else would he be the asshurt spokesman for e-dating crofl
Yea I'd add her but she is most likely one of those people that add like every single person they went to school with. Now if she messages me or posts on my wall then there may be something there
Yea I'd add her but she is most likely one of those people that add like every single person they went to school with. Now if she messages me or posts on my wall then there may be something there
What I meant to say is I don't friend request random people even if we have mutual friends
Whatever's important to you.
I still don't see the issue with someone meeting their significant other online.
Someone explain?
Especially if one has been with that other for several years.
Smacks of envy tbh.
70,000 posts godammnit...this is reality!!!!
The reality is Manny and I got your red ass back in this thread almost instantly.
Good boy.
like others have said, it comes down to an age thing. you strike me as someone in his early 40s, so your friends meeting people online wouldn't be that much out of the norm but if you're doing it at age 20 it might be time to step away from the computer. 20 year olds are supposed to be in college, having fun, and exploring the world around them not meeting strange people online who you know nothing about. When you meet a person in real life, usually there are more clues about them as to what kind of person they are. you either meet them in a friend, or see them out with their friends so you get an idea of what kind of people they hang around. or maybe you meet them somewhere like school so you know that you have a shared interest. Someone on the internet you don't have that luxury, you know nothing about them or if what they're telling you is even true, their sexual history, etc.
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