lanakael
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Joined: 5/20/2006 Status: offline
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How much information she chooses to give you, within a certain period of time, is certainly up to her. If the two of you have only just met, then you honestly have no business even contemplating being hers, or traveling, especially out of state, to meet her! Take your time and gently feel her out, so to speak, as she gets more and more comfortable with you and more willing to open up. Use common sense and trust your gut instincts. If say, after a year or so she's still unwilling to give you ANY info about herself that's concrete, then there's a problem. And you have EVERY right to know more about the woman you hope to someday trust your heart, body, and safety with. As long as you're respectful about it, I fail to see a problem. I'D be the one worrying if a prospective sub didn't ask questions pertaining to my identity at some point! Also, something to keep in mind. Even if she does give you pictures, or video, it STILL doesn't mean it's really her! Several years ago, before my best friend met her Husband, this guy she met at our regular chat room pursued her. They chatted on yahoo, MSN, Skype, phone, the whole 9 yards. This went on for 18 months or so, and they started talking about him flying her out to visit him. At first he seemed as excited as she was, but as the time got closer for her to go out there, he started to change. He got evasive, kept pushing back their meeting date and giving every excuse under the sun as to why she couldn't visit at that time. Finally, after much begging, pleading, then finally threatening to break things off did she find out the truth: It's well known at our old chat that my friend prefers Black men. This guy was white, but wanted a chance with her and was afraid that she wouldn't have been interested in him had she known he was White. So for over 18 months, this guy was using his best friend as a go-between! When he and my friend would set a time for a phone call or a web chat, he'd get his friend to come over and they'd go over what the friend was supposed to say, mixing bits of their lives together which was easy since they'd known each other since early childhood. Naturally, she dumped him but I really hated seeing her hurt like that, because she'd really cared for him, and she said she'd had little warning flags from the start, yet ignored them because she really liked this man. So even if you "know" someone online for a long time, there can still be deception, so keep your ears and mind open, and follow your first instincts. I hope this all works out for you!
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