I'm in a relationship now!

OK... last one.



On the girl on the right, I copied the side of her face that wasn't covered by her phone, flipped it, and placed it over where the phone was covering her face...

Hopefully now everyone can clearly see they are two different women.

Hey Zero,

Would you date her?

Sorry...I had to.

I think it's the same

Of course lol... either one.... unless they're crazy or something.

Yeah, once you get a certain age, crazy is manageable.

But from my experience... women who look like that are not interested in me. They want someone who either looks like a male model or a buff guy with lots of tattoos.

Some catfish are more appealing than other catfish.

I should order a sloth cookie at McDonald's and capture the look on the employee's face.

So Joe is being catfished by a two-faced woman?

I get girls looking like that, sending me messages on Facebook and asking for money, all the time.

Their loss

Maybe she lost or gained weight? Lol

Not me..waaayyy past that "bad boy " image

I think "wounds" are wounds either way

I know joefizz can get heartbroken for sure the cool thing is that the bad guy always gets caught so let him be just see where it ends. Scams never work.

The scam is absolutely working. Joe has already sent money.

I think he knows better now..cut the guy some slack..

I'm truly not saying this to be at all hurtful, but since Joe says he deleted his account, I'll say it. I think Joe is on the spectrum. Those of you who know someone who is on the autistic spectrum know what I'm talking about. I have a very high functioning nephew that is on the spectrum, that was diagnosed with a form of Aspergers. I feel worse for the high functioning because they see other people attaining what they desire, a spouse, good job, house, kids, etc... and just can't understand why they don't have those things. This makes them highly susceptible to scams and frauds. Many also have heightened obsessive tendencies. It is especially sad when they have never been diagnosed or treated.

When Joe 1st joined, for a long while, I would click on the latest activity button and the screen would be filled with posts from him on threads like "4 words not say on a date". And many, almost nonsensical, other posts.

He also had a fairly unhealthy fixation with a 15 yr old girl. It amazed me that he didn't think that inappropriate. I say all this so that hopefully we can realize, and approach these individuals in a more loving, yet firm manner.

While Joe may feel hurt at what's being said, the comments aren't meant to wound him. They're meant to keep him from being wounded.
Many of us have friends who have the highest of intentions towards us. It takes courage (and prayer) to share something with a friend knowing they may feel hurt. But because we care and can see what's happening clearly, (at times because it's a pattern we've seen before) we tell them, hoping they'll take our observations into careful consideration. Sometimes we take offense at what our friends observe in us and get angry.
I learned along time ago to listen to the people who care about me.
The truth, spoken in love...is a priceless gift.