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Topic	Is it due dilligence to ask for IDs on online dates?
epik_fail1 04/11/21 2:51:52 PM #14:	Geno4LoveGeno4L posted... To make people stop defending people like James Charles ^_^ James charles harassed his own fans on his platform that's not a dating app. He also provided no evidence that he was lied to and I think it happened like 9 times. One time is a mistake, two times might be a coincidence, but 9 times is actively looking for it and being too stupid to realise he will get caught. Although there's a possibility he was just too stupid to even ask --- Dragaux for smash! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:952717354] in Is it due ... [t:79399057]...</cite> <quote>Geno4LoveGeno4L posted...</cite> <quote> To make people stop defending people like James Charles ^_^ </quote> James charles harassed his own fans on his platform that's not a dating app. He also provided no evidence that he was lied to and I think it happened like 9 times. One time is a mistake, two times might be a coincidence, but 9 times is actively looking for it and being too stupid to realise he will get caught. Although there's a possibility he was just too stupid to even ask --- Dragaux for smash!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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