The Dink Network

So I wanna tell you a story which happened to me some time ago. Let this be a warning to all of you who want to make friends online.
So I met this girl on Chatous, and we became very good friends. She didn't ask me for personal data, nothing at all. She seemed to be quite the normal person. So one day, we decide to exchange photos(just faces, nothing NSFW) to see who we are talking with(BTW the photo system is like snapchat. You can only see it for a few seconds and you can't take a screenshot). So we did that, after which I made a joke like "sorry, I didn't put makeup on", but I'm sure she took it as a joke. So anyway, after that, she says "goodnight" and logs off instantly. Later I found out she was mad at me. What?!

That doesn't sound so weird. It just sounds like your face really didn't do it for her, to be honest. And even if it was some kind of weirdo, what possible harm could they do with a picture of your face? They could print it out and throw darts at it, I suppose.

However, snapchat and such things definitely aren't safe. Don't ever put anything you would hate to see spread anywhere near the internet. The way the internet works is that everything you see is downloaded to your computer (or phone), so even if there are some measures to prevent you from accessing a file, you still have the file on your computer; it's possible someone might be able to figure out a way to access it.

In the case of snapchat, I believe it's trivially easy to save a picture.

Weird experience with a stranger

So I met this girl on Chatous, and we became very good friends.

Hmm...

There's nothing stopping anyone from taking a screenshot in snapchat... It does show the other person that you've taken a screenshot though.

Hey, a shitty app like that needs a screenshot feature to begin with. What in the literal shit is the point of sending pictures and videos and having them only view-able for 2 seconds?

I get it's the point of snapchat, but it's a really stupid point. It should have a screenshot option.

Can we see some portions of the chat or was it too private? Did it look like Bornfree or Ms.Dink?

Can we see some portions of the chat or was it too private? Did it look like Bornfree or Ms.Dink?


Plot twist: T'was yo mamma

"Plot twist: T'was yo mamma"

Ya dad sells apples.

Dunno why but he does.

They're alright I guess. Especially the granny smiths.

Ok to get back on track, did you exaggerate any features at all that would make a woman swoon?

Nah. It was all good.In my opinion. I got to know her better by then. She gets really mad if you don't compliment her back when she compliments you. She's a weird one.

Is she racist? Or maybe she thought you were too good for compliments & thought you should have gave her one when she didn't say one. Did she see a huge game library & she thinks games rot the brain? Also a pet may have been the problem, she'd definitely be weird to hate a pet of any kind.

Did she see a huge game library & she thinks games rot the brain?

That reminds me of some threads I've seen on fabulousmefags where people were talking about their shitty marriages.

For some reason, people who are into games marry people who know nothing about them and even hate them. What? I was under the impression that you marry people who you have common interests with and respect and care for them and shit. What the hell?

Also, I don't know how to write, so I didn't mean respect and care for the common interests, but that too somewhere mixed in something.

Well it's because people either want to change someone or they don't know about a secret double life that the other person has, or they could just be madly in love, but pissed at something the other person does.

Or maybe some people play games but it's only a minor component of their lives?

Difficult to imagine, I know.

No, literally someone who has it as their main hobby marries someone who they know hates said hobby. Then they complain that their wife hates their hobby.

Like, what were you ducking expecting? In one of the stories, they're both in bed, the country music sensation is on her phone and the husband gets up to go play Destiny with his friends. The wife proceeds to overreact as if she wasn't doing a similar thing anyways.

Maybe he just needs to get the iPhone version of Destiny.

Maybe she read it that you were implying she should have put makeup on?

Those of us in the entertainment industry wouldn't see anything wrong with a guy wearing makeup and would certainly get the joke, but maybe she didn't. Just thinking outside the box a bit.