thisishis
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Life is full of risks ..... the key is in 'balance'.... and using common sense, ... and listening to your gut instincts... etc quote:
ORIGINAL: Dnomyar Giving out your phone number. Is it right or wrong. It would depend on who you are, and what your intent and situation may be. For me, in my situation, i'm comfortable with giving out my numbers, both, home or cell.quote:
You hear that you should never give out your phone number. Then you hear if they wont give you a phone number then they are hiding something. True in some cases, for some people. Not so, for others. i exchanged home telephone numbers with my Master within hours of finding each other online back in 2004. It was a great method for each of us toward measuring whether the other was legit and serious regarding intentions & it worked out fine. Your mileage in a similar situation, and that of anyone else, may vary, of course. And had He have been any other man that i may have been exchanging numbers with and meeting, the results may have differed, of course. There have been times when Master has decided that we will be meeting someone from online, in person and we use the exchange of phone numbers followed by a brief conversation to verify intent, and sometimes that is followed by a quick cam session for the same reason. There had been one person that we met who got 'weird' on us that we decided to severe contact with. We blocked her from calling our number and are able to do so because we use an online phone service that provides the subscriber with a program through their computer which does allow for blocking. And a phone call doesn't rule out that a person is hiding something, and neither does using a mic/voice chat program (and ... neither does meeting in the flesh). quote:
I've been on the internet since the beginning and have never giving out my phone number. If you want to talk use a computer mike . They are cheap and you dont have to pay for the call. i'm not a newbie to the internet. As a newbie i was much more guarded regarding my personal information. As time has gone by, i've become a bit less guarded, although personal circumstances have changed conciderabley and probably have influenced that fact. i've done the messenger voice chat. It was ok, and not nearly the same as using a phone, and far too many on the net still have no clue of how to make the programs work or hook up a mic properly. Also, ISP connections are often suddenly severed with no warning and the voice chat features require 'taking turns' on the mics to talk. i believe in the theory of, 'No risk, no gain'.... to some extent. i do understand that some are more comfortable with taking risks than others are. The greatest times in my life so far have been a result of accepting a few well thought out risks and acting on them.
< Message edited by thisishis -- 9/12/2006 1:56:25 PM >
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