Friskyone: Is it appropriate to conduct a background check on someone before your first date in order to protect yourself or is it an invasion of one's privacy?
Friskyone: Is it appropriate to conduct a background check on someone before your first date in order to protect yourself or is it an invasion of one's privacy?
Hypothetical, not asking for advice.
You should learn body language There's some classes teaching these things online you can find more Ask a lot of questions silly and good and mean questions Gather all the information This is better than invading others privacy or accessing information about someone in such a rude way Oh sorry I forgot it's not about getting advice about this Personally yes I do when I able or have the opportunity to do this thing Because the world is full of psychopaths And you know the psychopaths are very very good at convincing people , And you can not predict what they could do Awareness is not only priceless but also a one of your weapon for survive.
saidmahmoud: You should learn body language There's some classes teaching these things online you can find more Ask a lot of questions silly and good and mean questions Gather all the information This is better than invading others privacy or accessing information about someone in such a rude way Oh sorry I forgot it's not about getting advice about this Personally yes I do when I able or have the opportunity to do this thing Because the world is full of psychopaths And you know the psychopaths are very very good at convincing people , And you can not predict what they could do Awareness is not only priceless but also a one of your weapon for survive.
So are you saying it's an invasion of privacy if you conduct the background BEFORE the first date?
To check someone on line you d need a person's name and a lot of other information, like date and place of birth. If someone would give you that before meeting in person, the poor sod / moo is stupid, which is enough info for me and there's no point to conduct more research.
I myself won't meet anyone, who d make an attempt to check my background.
What s appropriate or not - that's the matter of your own sense of appropriation.
Going by some of the replies here, I think a background check would be in order for anyone posting on the forums. While you're at it, check for a criminal and/or petty misdemeanour record as well.
If the information is accessible and you access it, then you're not the one invading someone's privacy. That has already been done. Some people, like politicians and extroverts, voluntarily broadcast. If it isn't appropriate to take advantage of this now, it will be the norm eventually.
Is it appropriate to ask for a fertility test, before dating? My ex never told me she could not have kids... she just let me figure it out... is that fair to a man? Do you, or have you ever worked in law enforcement... ...
Friskyone: Is it appropriate to conduct a background check on someone before your first date in order to protect yourself or is it an invasion of one's privacy?
Hypothetical, not asking for advice.
Get full medical and psychiatric records too and school reports
Friskyone: Is it appropriate to conduct a background check on someone before your first date in order to protect yourself or is it an invasion of one's privacy?
Friskyone: Is it appropriate to conduct a background check on someone before your first date in order to protect yourself or is it an invasion of one's privacy?
Hypothetical, not asking for advice.
It's a bit like the term drug & disease free if you're doing a background check it begs the question what's your own background? And the answer to that is I don't want to know. I don't want to hear about your life from you or the official channels.
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Hypothetical, not asking for advice.