blackram
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So I'm involved in this current affairs discussion group on Facebook. We talk about politics, world affairs, etc., etc. In one discussion, I noticed a woman with a name similar to mine had replied to me. So I got curious, and started a conversation with her. It turned out that she's an Asian escort working in Australia!
Now being as she is someone who lives in Australia, and the fact that I met her on a current affairs group, there's no real chance that I'm ever going to meet her in person, so I decided to Friend her using my actual FB profile. Normally, I would use my secret hobby profile, but that's not necessary here, since I have no chance of hooking up with her. Somehow, as soon as I Friended her, a notification went up in public, and my wife noticed! Holy crap, she looked up her profile and flew into a jealous rage. I tried explaining that she's just someone on the news group, but the wife was having none of that! So while my wife was watching over my shoulder, I had to go through my FB history and find the discussions where this Australian woman posted to me, and prove to her that she was who I said she was! The wife calmed down after that, but not after sending a nasty message to this Australian woman.
Holy fuck Facebook, is there anything more you can do to destroy our privacy? I didn't even know that FB was doing this, so I looked it up and found a hidden setting that turned off this behaviour. Thanks a lot, and fuck you Fecesbook!
BTW, this is the Australian girl I mentioned:
Erika Khan - Facebook
Now being as she is someone who lives in Australia, and the fact that I met her on a current affairs group, there's no real chance that I'm ever going to meet her in person, so I decided to Friend her using my actual FB profile. Normally, I would use my secret hobby profile, but that's not necessary here, since I have no chance of hooking up with her. Somehow, as soon as I Friended her, a notification went up in public, and my wife noticed! Holy crap, she looked up her profile and flew into a jealous rage. I tried explaining that she's just someone on the news group, but the wife was having none of that! So while my wife was watching over my shoulder, I had to go through my FB history and find the discussions where this Australian woman posted to me, and prove to her that she was who I said she was! The wife calmed down after that, but not after sending a nasty message to this Australian woman.
Holy fuck Facebook, is there anything more you can do to destroy our privacy? I didn't even know that FB was doing this, so I looked it up and found a hidden setting that turned off this behaviour. Thanks a lot, and fuck you Fecesbook!
BTW, this is the Australian girl I mentioned:
Erika Khan - Facebook