Now he works online to keep people secure, and jokes that while scammers took a chunk of money from him, he has had his revenge by preventing Nambour others from being scammed, and keeping money from the crooks' pockets. I've been around the scene, it's nothing really. Why do people get in the way of others lives with dumb laws. If they're not hurting anyone, then let them.
It's so annoying being surrounded by sheltered whiny ignorant men and women who go out of their way to stop people from living their lives the way theyd like to.
Sorry, but all this is just whinging. The majority of the girls I know, don't use Tinder as in their words "It's full of time wasters". They prefer to meet a guy 'in the flesh' and be chatted up. I go to a gym and it often has social functions and you'd be amazed how many of these buffed, pumped guys can't hold a conversation to save their lives. They don't know how to tease, flirt, break rapport etc.
Even so, you can still end up investing a lot of time, some of it fruitless. Lengthy text transactions can become radio silence when it's time to really meet. Face-to-face dates might not have the same chemistry as they did online.
It can be so cyclical. Well, to mangle an old saying: once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three times means that you 're doing something wrong. Sometimes you need to accept that you're the only common denominator in all those folks you're messaging.
