Caporegime
That is rough man. I would say that is worse than that gay couple on Jeremy Kyle that found out they were half brothers.
If it was true, which it isn't.That is rough man. I would say that is worse than that gay couple on Jeremy Kyle that found out they were half brothers.
Sorry I just saw it being sent round social media around last November so I don’t really have source for you. Horrific and funny. But No idea if it’s true though.Sauce?
Doubt there is a genuine source for it.
Its the same as any video you'll see across social media these days, nothing is true, everything is fabricated or exaggerated to more views/clout.
@413x Snap basically.
As soon as I get a vibe of potentially false or exaggerated, I turn it off immediately as its pointless.If I don't know it's real I just won't engage at all.
Pictures will be difficult, videos will always be easy.Right now I can spot the fakes. But won't be long before I can't.
I just saw this story and thought of this thread.
The dangers of OF.
Dad's therapy after 'discovery of subscription to daughter's OnlyFans'
The father came across the profile by recommendation of his friends, and went on to interact with the creator for months before speaking to a therapist (pictured)www.dailymail.co.uk
But no advert for anyone to verify the quality of contents....Plus, I like the in-article advert of the girl "I lost all my friends and family by doing OF but I'm loaded and (pretend) I don't give a sh!t.
I think she's "intense" and also picks the wrong types. Some of that is picking douches in past.. Ie, you could see a break up coming a mile off. and current one he's probably not right sort in a different way.
She strikes me as in a phase of wanting to settle down but also not wanting to settle down. And until she commits to one she's gonna struggle. If she still wants to go globe trotting you can't really have kids. And if you want kids you can't really go travelling. Those two lifestyles come with 2 very different people.
With the health issues and being mid 30s that settle down with own kid is becoming more of a challenge. Especially if she can't commit to either. I believe health issues are hereditary also.. Doesn't help. As a guy would be taking hers on, the kids on too.
I know I couldn't have a relationship with someone like that. Just be too difficult. But I would find her great as a friend.
I was specifically not speaking about birth control, but the numbers of dodgy blokes that they're shacking up with. The crime trends assert that such things are increasing suggests that they really do have to be careful, yet aren't.They do but less so. The data shows that on average they are having more casual sex with a higher number of partners. So you would think if they were still being very careful we wouldn't have seen such an increase.
I'm not saying birth control is a bad thing, it absolutely isn't. However, it has changed and continues to change society.
What if, as with some women, the only options are scum?If a guy as no male friends, or is averse to having male friends, that is a red flag in my opinion.
The article specifies that she wore a mask, and because the father had never seen her naked body in person, could not then readily identify her from that.Damn.
I don't understand though. Don't you see the person when you do OF? Wouldn't you see them and go... "Pass.. That's my daughter "
How would that practically work? Do these decent blokes have a cap on how many friends they are allowed to have.What if, as with some women, the only options are scum?
If women have trouble finding decent men to shack up with, would it not follow that men might also have trouble finding decent men to hang out with?
Sauce?
No, no cap, and by extension no lower limit either, but I don't see why either should be a red flag for someone.How would that practically work? Do these decent blokes have a cap on how many friends they are allowed to have.
A shortage of decent men would affect both aspects, surely?The women one at least make sense since we are a monogamous culture.
People are generally a product of their society. I have trouble believing that someone could grow up in such a society and be a “decent” person without outside influence. Now maybe those influences leave the area and people end up losing touch and this person is left alone.( I don’t think that’s what the other poster was referring to but I can’t speak on their behalf.)No, no cap, and by extension no lower limit either, but I don't see why either should be a red flag for someone.
As for how it works - Presumably if you grow up/live in an area with a high population of scum, dickheads, bell-ends and other dregs of society, the chances of you knowing decent blokes to be friends with will be lower than men in other situations.
Well at this point we need to define the traits that we are talking about when we say “decent”. There are traits that are not desirable in a relationship but are irrelevant in a friendship.A shortage of decent men would affect both aspects, surely?
tell her to get over her self already... her looks will be gone in about 5 years and no one will care.....The curse of that desirability is certainly double edged.
More often, I think, they start off with a few decent people as role models, but those decents leave or die. The latter a higher-than-average possibility if they do live in a nasty part of town, perhaps.People are generally a product of their society. I have trouble believing that someone could grow up in such a society and be a “decent” person without outside influence. Now maybe those influences leave the area and people end up losing touch and this person is left alone.( I don’t think that’s what the other poster was referring to but I can’t speak on their behalf.)
Kids who get bullied all the way through school manage it... I managed to survive shared housing in London for about a decade... other people even make it all the way through marriage!!But I don’t think someone could live alone surrounded by people who they cannot befriend due to being repulsed by their behaviour for very long.
In general male terms, a guy who treats women in ways that most of them would like, doesn't behave in ways that most of them would despise or fear him, and does not allow his mates to perpetuate such toxic male behaviour either. Ideally one who actively steps in against it when he finds any of his peers behaving like that.Well at this point we need to define the traits that we are talking about when we say “decent”. There are traits that are not desirable in a relationship but are irrelevant in a friendship.
The man (hopefully) isn't trying to have relations with youWhat if, as with some women, the only options are scum?
If women have trouble finding decent men to shack up with, would it not follow that men might also have trouble finding decent men to hang out with?
For example, if we ASSume the OF daddy-daughter story above is true, then I'm suspicious of the bit about how his mates all directed him to this profile... Regardless of whether she was local or not, they were effectively enabling the bloke's "infidelity". More likely, I think they knew it was his daughter and sent him there for a laugh.
But either way, are these the sort of male friends you want as mates? To me, having those sorts of people in your life is more of a red flag than having none at aall.
The article specifies that she wore a mask, and because the father had never seen her naked body in person, could not then readily identify her from that.
Not shocked enough to stop mid-fap?Agreed, "He was mildly shocked"