I hate those "I wish I didn't do that" deals!
- Thread starter Novus Collectus
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Novus Collectus
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I have an idea. I know people that know she is real and who she says she is. Not an issue in this case.Bay_Kat said:
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Bronwyn
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A friend of mine dated a few women he met online. Although I warned him not to... in the end they were all liars. Lied about age, weight, marital status.
Bay_Kat
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Bronwyn said:
Funny, 10 years ago I met my hubby on line. Yes, I know it was crazy and it took about 4 months of chatting and e-mails before we actually met in person and it was a public place with lots of people around, but we hit it off and have been happy since. Hardly fight (and it's usually stupid stuff) we are best friends. Guess it's just one of those internet success stories. But now, I wouldn't trust anyone online.
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Bay_Kat said:
10 years ago it was somewhat new, and not everyone even owned a computer. I guess that might have made a huge difference. Good for you and your hubby! May you have many many many more years of fun together!
hvp05
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That's what they all say... doesn't necessarily help.Bay_Kat said:
About 5 years ago I heard a guy talk about Match.com - when it was still in its infancy - and he said he had pretty good success through that site, among others. Mind you, his definition of success was getting laid within the first couple dates.
I am not opposed to meeting someone through this medium - you just have to vet their claims a little more strictly. But their have been liars, cheats and scoundrels since antiquity. :shrug:
Bay_Kat
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hvp05 said:
Oh, I agree and that's why it took about 4 months of chatting online, e-mails and telephone conversations before I would even agree to meet in a public place that I knew would be crowded. After 4 months of conversation (if you're very observant, as I was) you get a feel for the person and can tell when they are telling the truth. Guess that's why things worked out so well for us.
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kwillia said:
I know I'm late BUT
hvp05
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Approximately where would that be?Bay_Kat said:
I strongly would not like to live near the beach, but I could make the best of it. For instance, a couple months ago, I applied to a job near Salisbury, then another near Dover, DE. But the highlands are my most comforting environs.
hvp05
Methodically disorganized
Looks like I'm the last man standing...
Novus: keep us updated; I'd like to hear if/when you two get together;
Kat: thanks for the additional entertainment.
I'm guessing that Novus is not disappointed in this thread... even though he dropped outta here some time ago.
Novus: keep us updated; I'd like to hear if/when you two get together;
Kat: thanks for the additional entertainment.
I'm guessing that Novus is not disappointed in this thread... even though he dropped outta here some time ago.
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Bronwyn
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hvp05 said:Looks like I'm the last man standing...
Novus: keep us updated; I'd like to hear if/when you two get together;
Kat: thanks for the additional entertainment.
I'm guessing that Novus is not disappointed in this thread... even though he dropped outta here some time ago.
I don't know I feel he was kinda stringing us along by not forking over a single solid detail.
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Novus Collectus said:
that is the one draw back to email these days ......... one can fire off a quick piece if your mind message ..........
it you had to write it out - Analogue Style - stick in an envelope and mail, you would have time to reconsider your haste and get it back out of the mail box
good luck anyhow ............
