CHECK OUT THE FACEBOOK MESSAGE I GOT THE OTHER DAY (bold/italics/color has been added for dramatic effect):
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So at this point I responded like a normal person....
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I asked him what prompted him to add me because I thought maybe he read my blog or followed me on Twitter and because, if you know anything about me by now... I like to be nice to everyone.
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I've met many people online too over the years- some incredible experiences and some....well...just experiences :)
Two things grabbed me right away: one, you saying you just broke a string on your guitar....since I am sitting here with a bandaid over my left middle fingertip due to a blood blister I got playing saturday morning after a long night of partying, lol. The sad thing is that although I pretended to be David Gilmour in that brief minute as blood and rosewood mixed into one deep burgundy color, I really can't play at all.....
....but a boy can dream, right? :)
So anyway, yeah- the fact you play guitar is incredibly sexy. The second thing was the picture of you with your hair cut off (or cut short).
You really are amazingly beautiful and so sexy. I also like your taste in movies.....
So I had to meet you. I was drawn to you and although there was probably no way my little fantasy would come true (the fantasy where a brief online encounter would lead to real life romance and the pursuit of happiness ever after), I had to give it a shot-
Hope you're having a good day Alana-
Shawn
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WHATT?? Can you come off as any more of a creep???
I have no idea who this guy is, but he is telling me in a Facebook message that his fantasy is to marry a girl he sees in a picture!?!?!
I just don't understand where these guys come from. Jeez. You'd think at 32 years old you would have some dignity.
So, I never responded to him and this is what he sent afterwards:
P.S. A word to the wise... I might blog about you if you happen to disrupt my life in any interesting, creepy, funny, enlightening, scary, or supernatural way. If you don't like it I suggest you specify it when you talk to me or you refrain from interaction with me altogether haha.


14 comments:
Normally I have witty remarks, but I'm stunned by this one.
Or as Shawn would put it-
Normally I have witty remarks, but I'm stunned by this one-
WTF is with the '-'?
Jeff
AWKWARD!!!!
*sigh* This is why we can't have nice things!
Oh good grief . . . *facepalm* Dude if ya think it might sound creepy . . . it probably will!
On the other hand though I've been given the virtual slap in the face before for a completely harmless comment to a girl online. Some people (talking in general here) are just way too sensitive and paranoid.
And Leon totally swiped the line I was originally going to use. *lol*
Another step downward in male evolution. At least he stopped short of sending the cliche crotch shot, showing you his aptly named member "Little Willy". Word to the wise for all men: Just cause a pretty girl is online and shows you her picture doesn't open her up being hit on. Those kind of girls are on Myspace not Facebook, (oops I maybe shouldn't have said that)...
My comments: "Online Dating Tactics"
Alana, just as I just posted on Amanda's post, I'm going to have to say here- I'm sorry that shit like this happens.
While I do not think that this was as bad as the guy from the Hamptons who wanted to pay you, it is still creepy.
The dude should have also known when to quit, there was no need for the "apology/cheers" e-mail. Did it actually make you feel any better?
Argh.
Stop embarrassing us. It's amazing what a screen and some anonymity can do to people.
I wonder if this ever happens the other way around?
Can I message him and call him a douche?
You know, I was going to be contrarian and stick up for the guy... and say that I've said plenty of ridiculous things to get pretty girls to notice me in college... and that it's not to figure out what women are looking for when you're that age...
Then I realized that he wasn't in college and is 11 years older than you.
Yeah... um... FAIL.
Yeah, he's creepy, but googling for his name now brings up your site as the fourth result. Not quite sure if the punishment entirely fits the crime here :-)
He is definitely creepy, but people don't get jobs if things like this pop up on Google. I don't think he's nearly creepy enough to deserve getting his name smattered with this.
Okay, point taken. I have removed his last name. (But I think if people will be Google searched on the internet they should be careful about what they do on the internet -- or be aware of their actions and accept them as so.)
Guys think it's okay to be sending messages to every girl they see on the internet. It's almost like spam. And it wastes my time. Maybe I am coming on harsh, but I have been dealing with this since I was about 11 or 12 years old.
My perspective is a bit different.
Poor guy. But he chased his tail. And got caught up in it.
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