Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was posted to a foreign country when a well known symphony orchestra came to the country for a big event. My friends and i were given free tickets to fill seats. We were in the second row orchestra and one of the violinist and I made eye contact early on and just flirted a ridiculous amount. Afterward, I excused myself from my friends and wandered around until I saw him. We went into a storage room and had pretty hot sex. I had to look up his name in the program and he never had my name. I never told anyone, but sometimes I check his career and he is now a first violinist at a very prominent orchestra.
The story reminded me how I had a fling with a guy and he is now a well known expert in oil and gas sector and I see his interviews and analytics sometimes. I follow his SM channels but he doesn’t know it’s me (at least I don’t think he does).
NP.
I’ll go out on a limb for you and say this is a totally normal thing to do in 2025.
The internet makes it so so simple. All you need is a former lover’s name. Literally 30 seconds on Google.
It’s unfair to call that: “Stalking!”
In fact, calling a simple Google search (or a few searches) “stalking” is a serious insult to victims of actual stalking, like the many Hollywood actresses who have endured actual stalking by criminally insane weirdos.