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Lousy Online Dating
2016-07-01 11:37:11 Post No. 17312575
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Lousy Online Dating
Anonymous
2016-07-01 11:37:11
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This is more of a rant about my current situation, and I would love some womanly advice or thoughts about it. Late last year I began chatting with an awesome girl on the OKC. She and I had similar goals and ambitions and frankly her profile seemed too good to be true. So I did something that I am now learning is a cardinal sin... I reverse image searched her profile pic.
Now keep in mind, I have been trolled in the past. Never anything bad, I just exchanged some messages with several people who claimed to be people that they weren't. I don't mind getting trolled (It is online dating after all), but I hate trying to have a meaningful conversation with someone, and have it end up as a joke. In short, I hate getting cat-fished.
So I found her twitter account, and oh shit... I learned more about her than I was willing to know. I felt bad because I attained this knowledge through ill means. I know I was asking for trouble when I did the reverse search, but I was honestly thinking the search would prove this person was fake... like I mentioned, I have no faith in online dating... yet I find myself using it. Ugh
We still chat, however one day I see her profile was deleted. I did the dumb thing and lurked her twitter page and saw her posts about deleting her account because someone found her info and contacted her directly. Pretty much, he did what I did. Here is the crappy part, I can still contact her, but I would be no different from the creep who scared her.
I am at a loss right now. Usually I am not one to arrange dates online until after we chat for a couple of weeks. I really felt a connection with this girl, however the communication was cut short before I could properly ask her out. I hate the fact that I still lurk her twitter page... but I hate even more that her twitter page brings me some comfort. To see a like minded individual go through what I went through.
(To Be Continued)