barbarajt
Rochester, NY
age: 38
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forumfun
Seattle, WA
age: 47
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joined: Aug. 2008
Quote from colleen626:
That I would be happy to tell in e-mailing, not really referring to the "profiles"
To me a profile is a big part of "the internet world".
Beyond that; a person who is consistently in conflict with reasonable people is likely to be quarrelsome offline as well. Lot's of drama in their interactions with others suggests drama in real life. Urgency to meet or move an online relationship to other email or IM accounts is a big read flag. Reluctance to meet in person after a reasonable amount of time communicating on line and on the phone should make you wonder. Contradictory statements, requests for money, and “soapboxing” in others’ threads, are all red flags.
ok well why do you have a pic thats yellow and the only other is white blurred?? people can fake u out in person too!! i dont think either is safer than the other
[Edited 10/18/2008 5:49:08 PM]
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divorce2
Milford, OH
age: 45
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Their are alot of men who won't put their picture on dh. That to me tells me that they are hiding something, or afraid too. I like the boy who is 23 that sends pictures of his body parts to ya. Red Flag all the way.
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soloact59
Albuquerque, NM
age: 49
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Not posting a picture is not a red flag, I didn't have one for a while because I liked the idea of someone having to read about me first and if they liked what they read then we could exchange pics. It worked, I have met a nice lady on here who didn't have a picture either, but we have since exchanged pictures and gotten know each other and will be meeting very soon. Not to mention there are some flaky people (with pictures) on here to. A red flag for me is when they say "we were meant for each other" after one or two emails.
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