Misleading profiles... (24)
Anything misleading eventually gets exposed sooner or later. So much easier to be straight up with the good, bad, and the ugly. Those who stick around are your people, not someone who likes you for what you are misleading them to think.
Ten_of_cupss: I accidentally came across a guy who has set his profile as a female.
Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
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Hi Ten Happy New Year Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
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I was labelled "male "by a poster on here not long back even though most people from way back know me .
No different than those that use other people's photos, lie about their age but have photos on the internet showing them as old men. It's so easy to mislead people online. You only have to read and hear about people who have been scammed out of inordinate amounts of money to realise that not all people are the real deal
germanspitz: Hi Ten Happy New Year
I was labelled "male "by a poster on here not long back even though most people from way back know me .
No different than those that use other people's photos, lie about their age but have photos on the internet showing them as old men. It's so easy to mislead people online. You only have to read and hear about people who have been scammed out of inordinate amounts of money to realise that not all people are the real deal
A very Happy New year to you too, GermanI was labelled "male "by a poster on here not long back even though most people from way back know me .
No different than those that use other people's photos, lie about their age but have photos on the internet showing them as old men. It's so easy to mislead people online. You only have to read and hear about people who have been scammed out of inordinate amounts of money to realise that not all people are the real deal
I can't believe I am saying this, but I kind of understand the "good", old, financial type of scammer.
There is no intention of ever meeting anyone, nothing personal, it' all business.
But expecting to fool somebody in such a way, misleading a straight guy into falling for a guy is sick in my book.
Track16: Anything misleading eventually gets exposed sooner or later. So much easier to be straight up with the good, bad, and the ugly. Those who stick around are your people, not someone who likes you for what you are misleading them to think.
Imagine you meet a woman and "she" saves you the vital information that "she" is a guy...
Ten_of_cupss: I accidentally came across a guy who has set his profile as a female.
Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
Not starting this thread to give a playing ground to activists and self made psychology "experts".
Please!
sorry to squeeze in , but it's quite hilarious!Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
Not starting this thread to give a playing ground to activists and self made psychology "experts".
Please!
Ten_of_cupss: I accidentally came across a guy who has set his profile as a female.
Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
Not starting this thread to give a playing ground to activists and self made psychology "experts".
Please!
I reckon this lad also slide on my dm I just instantly block him/her. The photo was a model or somewhat fake.Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
Not starting this thread to give a playing ground to activists and self made psychology "experts".
Please!
Dani_290: I reckon this lad also slide on my dm I just instantly block him/her. The photo was a model or somewhat fake.
I guess they are quite a few.This guy is dressed like a woman, makeup and hair done, you may get fooled as it isn't a model look.
It is real.
Track16: Anything misleading eventually gets exposed sooner or later. So much easier to be straight up with the good, bad, and the ugly. Those who stick around are your people, not someone who likes you for what you are misleading them to think.
Very True Track 
Dani_290: omg! that is more hilarious
"I am Lesley..." 
Pippa4: Very True Track
Pippa, it took me way too long in life to learn that. I don't like hiding things or anything about myself, most people usually don't like what they see when they get to know a bit about me but for the few who do, those are my people 
Track16: Pippa, it took me way too long in life to learn that. I don't like hiding things or anything about myself, most people usually don't like what they see when they get to know a bit about me but for the few who do, those are my people
Good for you,, what you see is what you get
Dani_290: I reckon this lad also slide on my dm I just instantly block him/her. The photo was a model or somewhat fake.
......hi dani, i remember you when you had a beard.........nice to see you clean shaven.......
Dani_290: Oh! Shock! I rem now??
It's nice to see real people posting again and not the cat bashers who have come out of the woodworm, I often wonder what happened to Tru's husband Jon????
Ten_of_cupss: I accidentally came across a guy who has set his profile as a female.
Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
Not starting this thread to give a playing ground to activists and self made psychology "experts".
Please!
Could be worse . Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
Not starting this thread to give a playing ground to activists and self made psychology "experts".
Please!
He/she could have identified themselves as a cat , or another type of mammal.
We are living in strange times after all.
Ten_of_cupss: I accidentally came across a guy who has set his profile as a female.
Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man.
Each to their own.... If you click on their profile and see their Adam's apple, you know to move on lolNowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man.
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Nowhere in his profile has he mentioned he is a man. And I know he is a man.
How do you feel about this information being skipped on a dating site?
Not starting this thread to give a playing ground to activists and self made psychology "experts".
Please!