Capital romance fraud
These things are not safe to begin with, and they are getting more and more dangerous as people put themselves out there. CIA contacts, foreign spies, hit men who beget never more of the same.
Woman refuses to share her phone number with a guy on a dating app, then she receives a text from him
@sunshine.momma.rn WTF. 😬 #onlinedating #wtf #men #dating #boundaries
♬ original sound - Miranda
… despite her efforts to set boundaries and stay safe, her experience became a prime example of the dangers that dating apps and the internet can pose. …
So … stay off the damned dating apps and hang out places you can meet men (or women) who are not sex offenders.
And an RN dating? Pity the poor souls who have to visit the red-light district hospital or medical clinic in real life without this precious working girl's explicit consent or permission.
She said she did not respond immediately but told him the next day that she wasn’t a firm believer in sharing phone numbers “right away.” ¶Miranda also listed the reasons why she didn’t do so. “So I put, like, number one, like, it protects me from getting unsolicited pictures… Like, I don’t want your pictures. And, you know, staying in the app, like, you’re not allowed to shoot pictures back and forth. So it just prevents that.” ¶She added, “And then number two, like, when you share your phone number, it links to a lot of other information that I’m not comfortable sharing because you are a stranger.”
All reasonable and appropriate concerns but obviously not articulated honestly or by the correct party.
You can't make a celebrity of yourself with your home address and phone number and gain police protection against “creeps.”