SweetDommes
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ORIGINAL: ownedgirlie i tend to agree with true here. If i was that interested in why, i would just casually ask. If it was a red flag, i would move on. And i also agree that many find red flags in the oddest places, and miss out on the big picture. Everyone told me not to talk to my Master because his yahoo profile wasn't filled out and he "IM'd without permission." Look what i would have missed out on... When i first talked to my Master, i wanted to know his real name. i asked, "So what do people call You?" He said "It depends who you ask. Some just call me asshole." In retrospect, i find that funny. At the time i went off, accusing him of not wanting to tell me his real name, of hiding, of not taking me seriously (man i had issues then). He laughed at me, said i was rather silly for taking everything so seriously, and told me his name. i can see, understand and appreciate being cautious. But many will find something that may very well be explainable, and decide that person is a player without ever asking for the explanation. And this is why I pointed out the discrepency to the person in question ... but it did make me wonder how others would see it, so I asked. To me, it's a potential problem, and potential problems are - by definition - warning signs or red flags. This doesn't mean that it is a serious problem, or even a problem at all. There could be a totally innocent explination - however, given past experiences of myself and others, it's more likely that it's someone trying to pull a fast one on someone else.
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