anthrosub
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ORIGINAL: windchymes I was going to say "listen to your gut"....but the "right head" is close enough! Anthro, there are a LOT of men who get their jollies by pretending to be women on the net. I used to hang out a lot in an adult-oriented chat site, and I found it was easy to pick them out. They were the ones with names like "DoubleGTits" and "CheerleaderSuckingCock". And "decent" guys were always complaining about how theyd' been duped by at least one. Many many times, when beginning a new chat, the guy would ask several times if I was really a female, just to make sure. And you're right, guys and girls do have different ways of approaching new relationships/chatting/emailing over the internet. I think it was a male, too, based on what you described. My experience has been that men (especially conceited men) are much more quick to post nude pics of themselves right away, and take an attitude it you don't respond in kind. This is probably trivial, but the thing that raised the biggest red flag for me was your quote of "what kind of boat she owned". Now, I may be sounding sexist, but owning their own boat isn't usually a "girl" thing. I live in a big boating/fishing area, and I don't know any women who own their own boats. (I wish I did!) It's almost always guys who own them, or couples together. I'm sure there are women out there somewhere who do solely own a boat, but I think they're rare. Chalk it all up to experience! chymes This thread seems to have caught a second wind. You know, I was thinking about the boat thing too back when this all happened. What I was thinking about was her claim to be spending the night on the boat over the weekend off the coast of an island. The island is roughly 7 miles from the NH mainland. I'm not sure many women would do that. Thanks for your feedback. anthrosub
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"It is easier to fool people than it is to convince them they have been fooled." - Mark Twain "I am not young enough to know everything." - Oscar Wilde
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