YoungBlondeSlave
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ORIGINAL: tiinkerbell ~fast, general and off topic a bit ~ Good afternoon I have a question that has been bugging me since this thread was posted. It sort of has to do with what is being discussed; but then it also kind of heads off topic; and for that I do apologize. My confusion and question stem from everyone stating that when you meet someone, you should take matters of safety very seriously; tell friends where you are, meet in public, phone calls, etc etc. I understand the underlying concept of this; BUT, on the other hand, I also see everyone stressing that 'you must trust him/her'. If you are meeting someone, and feel the need to put all these safety measures in place; aren't you in fact, NOT trusting the person? It just seems a bit contradictory to me. Trust someone; but make sure that people know where you are because you don't trust them. It has me pretty confused. Of course trust should be there, but i think trust should be developed. Not given outright. And, what's wrong with a little self-preservation. i mean, everyone mentions SSC...first S means Safe. So setting up safety calls and letting friends know where you are definitely falls into that realm. i really don't see anything wrong with that.
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