S/O The thread on the missing boyfriend is waaay too long. Can someone sum it up?
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OP here: Neither will I
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OP, I wish you every happiness.
Don't ever tell him about this not the other thread. Not only did you reveal him you also divulged personal medical information which is pretty bad. I'm going to miss you random 7 and 8 digit numbers to indicate how many times you've had to say something, etc. I love you infinity times 74526348. |
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Ha, I don't blame you OP! |
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OP here: okay..that made me laugh. Thanks so much! |
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| OP, do you plan on changing anything about the way you meet/pick men? |
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And in the bobcat news tonight:
http://mashable.com/2015/04/08/bobcat-eating-a-shark/?utm_cid=mash-com-fb-main-link |
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OP here: SV was my first boyfriend I met online. My last relationship that was long distance, we met in person a week after I graduated high school and his family was visiting my area for summer vacation. I am definitely scared off from online dating for a LONGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG time. |
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OP I wish we had a name for you - just a made up name. I feel like so many of us are invested in you now and we all wish we could sit around and rehash this together!
I seriously hope that you'll take all the support and encouragement that was offered here (and ignore the nasty bits) and use that to stiffen your spine w/ SV and any other jerks in your future. Hold out for a guy who treats you decently and behaves normally. It's so worth it in the end and you need to believe you deserve it. I don't really understand why you let us all go on this ride with you - it was so painful for you but so endlessly hilarious to us. Thank you for allowing us to see it through! Jeff - I totally feel like I'm in some permanent club now - love the Woodstock analogy (where I'm from BTW) and the brand new website. You should totally use that for something! |
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If you're going to meet someone online, I think it's okay if it's a local person and you can actually verify the stuff you're being told and can get to know him through regular meetings in person. I think you need to stop any LDR. But yeah it's best to just meet people through common interests or common friends IN PERSON. |
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These threads have been so epic that I think we need to set up a gofund me page. We can raise some DCUM funds and then hire a NY state private investgator.
We can get the real deal on where SV lives. Pictures of the cabin. What farms he works for. He can get his truck tag number and run that to get a DMV record so we can see all sorts of fun stuff I bet is in his traffic history. Background checks. Then I bet the really good stuff would surface. |
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You don't need to be scared. But try Match or a site that is geared towards your religious desire and stay local. Meet someone in RI. Have a coffee, if they seem normal, have a dinner. Ask questions. What do they do, where do they work, what interests them. Seek out a normal partner with a steady job. Higher education, lives in your area - meaning in your state and within 30 minutes drive so you can met, share time, get to know each other and make sure no red flags go of. On line dating can open you to a lot of people you might not meet, but you have to do the hard work and weed through the loosers. |
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| You'll also weed out some losers if you use a website that requires some payment. The free ones just have too many people looking to take advantage of others. |
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| OP, I wish you happiness in 3745842 different ways. Take care! |
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I just want to brag a little that I was the one who found the uncle's yahoo account info that finally put the OP in touch with Uncle J.
I have weird raisin boobs after 2 kids, wore capris last spring, and did a long stint as a SAHM including Summer pool mom, but I have Google detective skills!!! That's all. |