I think that mother is a idiot allowing her kid on here and any site without her controls. That child should not be on these sites or using internet without parents or someone watching her. she is only 15 and these sites are not right for someone that age. all parents or carers should be watching what children do online. Its just not safe to have a facebook or insta or tindr and other date site accounts. I joined a few over the time and I met a few friends but you really don't know who is at the other end of the accounts and photos sometimes not real. I have joined dating sites and I never talk or afraid to put up a photo and had to change town or date of birth to not be stalked. I have never met anyone on line ever that has been successful. I never go on cbat and sex chat or sex game sites, mostly bc they are stupid. I use the internet for email, entertainment. ranting my frustrations, education and news and information and purchases. I met a model who was a pilot and he was a rich and also in debt jerk. he wanted me to go over to his place the first night and I was trying to say no and I didn't want to move so quick. so I flanked out and didn't turn up. then we met up and had a lunch date and he was a complete asshole. I didn't like him at all. I met another guy on classified and that was a dead loss. I online chatted with some men back when I was in my late 20s but wouldn't go out with them. More and More I just block people anyway. I don't care to know others anymore. being abused does that to you and my therapists have said its not a good way to find anyone but no way is. you won't find men at night clubs or church or hobby groups. no one likes someone sneaking up on them and doing stuff under a guise of pretense. if we all knew were the dates were we'd have had them by now. Once you turn 33 people shut you down. Once these kids turn 21 and done it all, done the rounds of the smorgasbord which is not much now or ever, its easy to get bored and they do get bored quick. you get a reputation on sites and clubs and around the place. you know, that is why I never frequented clubs much bc my parents taught me that sort of thing is slovenly to do all the time.

I think that mother is a idiot allowing her kid on here and any site without her controls. That child should not be on these sites or using internet without parents or someone watching her. she is only 15 and these sites are not right for someone that age. all parents or carers should be watching what children do online. Its just not safe to have a facebook or insta or tindr and other date site accounts. I joined a few over the time and I met a few friends but you really don't know who is at the other end of the accounts and photos sometimes not real. I have joined dating sites and I never talk or afraid to put up a photo and had to change town or date of birth to not be stalked. I have never met anyone on line ever that has been successful. I never go on cbat and sex chat or sex game sites, mostly bc they are stupid. I use the internet for email, entertainment. ranting my frustrations, education and news and information and purchases. I met a model who was a pilot and he was a rich and also in debt jerk. he wanted me to go over to his place the first night and I was trying to say no and I didn't want to move so quick. so I flanked out and didn't turn up. then we met up and had a lunch date and he was a complete asshole. I didn't like him at all. I met another guy on classified and that was a dead loss. I online chatted with some men back when I was in my late 20s but wouldn't go out with them. More and More I just block people anyway. I don't care to know others anymore. being abused does that to you and my therapists have said its not a good way to find anyone but no way is. you won't find men at night clubs or church or hobby groups. no one likes someone sneaking up on them and doing stuff under a guise of pretense. if we all knew were the dates were we'd have had them by now. Once you turn 33 people shut you down. Once these kids turn 21 and done it all, done the rounds of the smorgasbord which is not much now or ever, its easy to get bored and they do get bored quick. you get a reputation on sites and clubs and around the place. you know, that is why I never frequented clubs much bc my parents taught me that sort of thing is slovenly to do all the time.
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