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over a year ago
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"So I've recognised a few Facebook friends on here, mainly single women. I've never told them though. Should I? "
Ive had the same and did on some occasions let them know through fab, all cool, as whats on fab stays on fab |
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"So I've recognised a few Facebook friends on here, mainly single women. I've never told them though. Should I?
Ive had the same and did on some occasions let them know through fab, all cool, as whats on fab stays on fab"
I had some online fun with a couple, was extra naughty as we knew each other from outside fab life |
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"So I've recognised a few Facebook friends on here, mainly single women. I've never told them though. Should I? "
Absolutely not. I like how you call them “Facebook friends”, not real life ones then? Haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yeah go for it and tell them. Hopefully they won’t repay the favour and tell your wife.
Ed"
Exactly what we were going to say.
How would you find that OP? |
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"So I've recognised a few Facebook friends on here, mainly single women. I've never told them though. Should I?
Absolutely not. I like how you call them “Facebook friends”, not real life ones then? Haha "
Just looked at your profile and wow you are so sexy  |
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A lot of women find it intrusive, creepy and intimidating when a man contacts them to say he knows them from elsewhere. I imagine a lot of men do too but I don't think some men realise how wary women need to be and how something like this comes across. |
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"No, two totally different things! "
This is so true, Facebook is for sharing pics of your dinner, kids, pets and trying to make out that you are somehow more sophisticated, cultured and affluent than you really are. Fab is more primal and intuitive, it requires you only for share pictures of your undercarriage.
Never the twain should meet. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I got contacted on Facebook by message a couple of times by men. I told them in no uncertain terms where to go. It's creepy and out of order. They seemed to think it was clever. They were trying to get around filters probably. I have had friends requests from meets but I ignored those. |
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"So I've recognised a few Facebook friends on here, mainly single women. I've never told them though. Should I? "
No, never and we’ve blocked you just because you thought you should ask.
We make a point of blocking any male within 50 miles and any couple/fem that keep looking and haven’t messaged too.
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First reply was Mr Ct, second reply is Mrs...
Someone messaged me on Facebook, who lived close by, telling me he wishing his wife was like me and that he wouldn't tell anyone 'my secret'
I swear to god I'm still raging that he had the cheek to bring my personal life in to my fab life! Mr sent him a wee warning, and thankfully never heard from him again..
Under absolutely no circumstances do you mix the 2! |
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By *oAnCouple
over a year ago
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I think you should tell them as sometimes it is nice to know when your details are on Facebook, then at least everyone has options.
Has happened to me a few times and a guy told me and I still added him as a friend and another time I didn't - so I had options.
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