I have namesWe could send some of our perpetually grumpy members to go test it out
Random thoughts (*rises from the dead*)
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What if, in a weightless environment, my tits did this sort of action:
Just passed by reddit.
A SP charging 300$ per hour, being told she is extremely expensive hence asking if Montréal/Quebec men are cheap ...
And comes a guy, first he's bragging to be a BWC, he gives other "scientific" explanations and he ends his post with a big mac comparison.
He said he's from Ontario, making me think not only Montréal men are cheap lol
A SP charging 300$ per hour, being told she is extremely expensive hence asking if Montréal/Quebec men are cheap ...
And comes a guy, first he's bragging to be a BWC, he gives other "scientific" explanations and he ends his post with a big mac comparison.
He said he's from Ontario, making me think not only Montréal men are cheap lol
I've noticed that @DetectiveDavidMills is a seasoned Detective as he often/always deletes his message without leaving any trace of his presence ...
Writting is a complex medium. Given the plateform we choose. In an annonymous context; one, (Definitly not me... blink, blink.) might overshare, or sometimes in a vulnerable state, might liberate something that isn't meant to be shared with other annonymous people. It is also, most of the time personnal, a glimpse into your mind.I've noticed that @DetectiveDavidMills is a seasoned Detective as he often/always deletes his message without leaving any trace of his presence ...
Locking yourself in, so you can liberate something. The moment you press: Post. Your point of view, vanishes; it doesn't belong to you anymore.
Twelve different people might perceive it in twelve different ways.
I fully understand why some decide to delete their posts. For example: My fake interview with a therapist earlier this week That might be seen as absolutly immature (Wich it is!) and also insensitive towards mental issues or women (Not). Or why some Sp will come to a no review policy for instance.
Anyhow. I now realised I've jumped on someone elses answers. My apologies if it is intrusive. I thought I could share my two cents on this matter.
-Cheers.
No one deletes more messages than I do! I delete half my content on my socials, and here sometimes. I can't blame him, really! I agree with @Verbal Kint.I've noticed that @DetectiveDavidMills is a seasoned Detective as he often/always deletes his message without leaving any trace of his presence ...
It always make me doubt about what I have read/seen and looks like crazy lol
Here's my rule of thumbs.
If what I share with others, keeps me awake at night, makes me question who I realy am.
I have overshared.
Or It might not be the appropriate crowd.
Well, actually, there is often a trace when someone has quoted the deleted post!I've noticed that @DetectiveDavidMills is a seasoned Detective as he often/always deletes his message without leaving any trace of his presence ...
unless the mods decide to alter or delete the quote.
I delete my comments really often too lol sometimes things are not understood properly and I think sometimes some battles aren't worth fighting
I've been writing maybe one cheque a year, if that, for the last 10 years. I just used the last cheque I had and I'll probably never write another cheque again. I'm not sure whether I'm happy about generally not having to use cheques anymore or whether I'm sad because an era has just died for me.