Posted in: enart.nnmj.com Date: March 14th, 2010
roughly 3/4 of my contacts are people I don't know. I think, out of 37 contacts, I have met, in person, 10 or so of them. Talking to people you don't know on msn is great, 'cause you can be whatever you want. I'm always really hyper and weird as hell around those people, because if I talk to them later, they'll be used to it. If, however, I am calm and serious, then I talk to them when I'm hyper later on, they'll be confused and not talk to me anymore.nothing wrong, as long as you dont give out personal info or meet up with themI think it's dumb, and especially internet dating - i only talk to people on MSN who i know because when you talk to people you don't know bad things can happen but it depends on the person..
but i agree with Edric, really.
XoX.humor them or freak them out, it's hilarious.omg my mom is too paranoid about this stuff. she would have a heart attack if she knew i had a myspace that i have set on privateI think you'd better watch out. There's a certain group of "hackers on steroids" out there who have very little else to do with their time but mess with people, and if you become a potential target, I feel pretty bad for ya. So, yeah, be careful. :)Depends on what you're talking about.its a great way to meet new people but take things slower than you would meeting in person as body language and appearance say a lot when you talk with someone.i talk to people i dont know on most things. i dont know you but i'm talking to you. it's fun. worst case scenario you meet a perv or weirdo and block em. best case scenario you made a friend who will only judge you for u (unless u already showed pictures)I believe that it is a safe and reliable way to meet new people to just chat with. of course you will have the perverts and freaks but a few out of the many of them will be genuine people to just chat with. hope this helps, if you would like to chat id be happy to add jester_foe_life@hotmail.com#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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