
It's late and I should be working but I'm procrastinating, ambling around the Guardian website and there's a pop-up for the Guardian's "Soulmates" dating site, and I'm wondering what sort of stuff people put on there so I click it. Guess what comes up?
This guy. I don't know how long before the Guardian take his profile down (I did write to them immediately) but here's the bit I'm a little unsure of: "If you gonna tell me your deepest darkest secret.. and look for a shoulder to cry on, you'll get a smack." Is that how ingrained into our culture domestic violence is? Puke! And apparently he's the third most popular guy on the site. Mmm, hate to meet the rest.
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OMG.
What a, well, he describes himself as an "irritating little wanker" and I am not arguing.
Celibate...yeah wonder why?!
The offending line seems to have disappeared - however, his profile is still there, and I wonder if that's the best outcome... after all, wasn't that an excellent deterrant for anyone thinking of hooking up with him?!
he's actually changed his "name" twice since i posted this. from "celibate" to "pussypuller" to "bigbellybandit". he's also now changed his profile info quite dramatically. i did however take a screenshot of his profile before he removed the offending stuff. i am wondering what best to do with it? send to the police? and/or is there a website for dodgy guys on the internet to warn women off?
I know there's something called womansavers.com, but I think that's only for people you've actually dated, to warn other people against dating jerks.
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