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I will check in (try to at least twice a day- probably first thing in the morning and once at night) in the event that anyone needs me for anything. I won't be online for long each time, because before the surgery, we plan on taking my youngest to different events occurring in Boston and she and I plan on collecting shells and starfish at night along the coast.
It’s his WTF for me…you can tell there is always some kind of shenanigans with her and he is so done with her. Lol
Also her innocent eyes and moving the fish lips. She is too much. Lol
Genuine question, because I'm curious and I have all nine lives left. ;)
If you were being catfished and the people around you realized you were being catfished, albeit you're not close to them, but they can recognize a spade for a spade, would you actually listen to someone telling you that you were being actively catfished?
Or would you blatantly disregard the advice and warnings and wait to find out for yourself?
Personally, I'd want to know any speculation. Even if I don't/didn't trust it. Why? Because you never truly know who lies behind a screen nowadays.
I trust very few people online nowadays because of things that have happened to me.
Sometimes I just let them (the catfish) keep going on with themselves to a certain point and play along ..call it boredom on my part.
But an unsuspecting person… I think if others have a clue that someone might be a catfish they should speak up be a good idea to warn the person being catfished even though they might not want to hear it. *shrugs*
That’s a hard call though. If I don’t know them or have a rapport it would be hard to share something like that and have them take it at face value.
I would let someone know if they had an idea that person was not who they seemed. I learned the hard way by not listening to people's warnings or heeding their advice. Online isn't the safest place to meet people,
That is what I find it to be- a hard call. It could turn out either way; the person listens and finds out the truth or they don't listen, get hurt, then become angry at everyone who *knew* as well as themselves for not taking the time to listen to what was being presented. I also don't trust many people, particularly those who play games and like to involve themselves in things for attention, but if presented with the possibility, I am always open to hearing someone out. Because I'd rather be armed with all possibilities than left in ignorance or blindsided.
@EmbersLight
Both, actually.
@RSM
While I get the sentiment of either do or don't; my question is would you, if you knew, tell a person regardless of the outcome?
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Vampirewitch39
01:22 Sep 30 2023
Be safe.