But does he have the right tools? Whips, chains etc...
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Could just borrow hers
My thoughts as well.
Just phone her, tell her you have it and would like to return it to her. Just imagine how lost she is, without it?
Stop being silly and call her. ;0
^This ^
Who cares what she gets up to in her own time - if that's what she like then fair play to her. I'm sure she would appreciate the diary returned, so be a mature person and get in contact with her.
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If she didnt want it to be read then she shouldnt have left it behind...
It could be a test to find her next "victim"
The epic post of a forum member and some woman dressed up as a cat comes to mind!
I can't believe this thread.
Correct method:
Find diary
Quick check for contact details
Get in touch and arrange for her to collect it
Alternatively just send it to the contact details
Process dealt with in a mature, adult way.
Instead we see a pack of sexually immature 12 year olds reading somebody's private thoughts, appointments.
How very sad.
Correct method:
Find diary
Quick check for contact details
Get in touch and arrange for her to collect it
Alternatively just send it to the contact details
Process dealt with in a mature, adult way.
Instead we see a pack of sexually immature 12 year olds reading somebody's private thoughts, appointments.
How very sad.
Frankly I don't care about the fetish stuff, each to their own, what we're actually worried about as was the point of this thread, is the fact we had to go through it to find out contact details, figure out who it belonged to etc, and try and find the number etc.
we were just wondering if there was any implications such as the aforementioned invasion of privacy
(note that when I say diary, I mean a date planner as opposed to "dear diary")
we were just wondering if there was any implications such as the aforementioned invasion of privacy
(note that when I say diary, I mean a date planner as opposed to "dear diary")
Good to see the grown up brigade in full force once again.
I'm all for doing the right thing and acting all grown up but it's pretty clear (at least you would assume so...) the Op meant this in humour and many had a few laughs nothing more.
If you're so stuck up about being grown up about such things then I suggest never browsing GD ever again because the majority of GD content is laughs and fun times and making fun of things/laughing at the quirks of others.
Oh the hilarity (huge manatee?).
I'm all for doing the right thing and acting all grown up but it's pretty clear (at least you would assume so...) the Op meant this in humour and many had a few laughs nothing more.
If you're so stuck up about being grown up about such things then I suggest never browsing GD ever again because the majority of GD content is laughs and fun times and making fun of things/laughing at the quirks of others.
Oh the hilarity (huge manatee?).
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You haven't lost your diary have you princess?
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you dont have to be immature to read through someones personal things, it is usually fun or interesting
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Call her up about her appointment, pretending to work for "The Fetish Studio".
...then post the .mp3 here.
...then post the .mp3 here.