If ultra rich milf, then I'd imagine someone along this line:




Acquaintances yes, but friends no. I am a believer of "You are the average 5 person you hang out with" law of averages.

Also, being friends with everybody is bound to have a problem where you don't have enough time for yourself, and worse still, friend politics. I appreciate my me time, so instead of having to disappoint people, I'd rather not "belong to a group". I understand some people cannot live without friends, I guess I'm just not one of those kind.

This post has been edited by J1g54w: May 13 2020, 12:44 PM

I don't know, but the dato milf I know is actually very fit, dresses sexily and maintains her looks even though have a few children.

Maybe some women don't care about their appearance, but if they are rich, I don't see how they cannot achieve good appearance, since you can change everything from hair to toe.

It not about poor or middle class. IMHO the income status doesn't determine the class, the attitude does. You can be poor but have class like a decent person, and still be worthy of respect. You can also be rich but refuse to pay $1 for parking, that's low class.

This post has been edited by J1g54w: May 13 2020, 01:49 PM

edit: sorry thought you were referring to ladytarot

This post has been edited by J1g54w: May 13 2020, 01:58 PM

Interestingly I have never found any monster or creature to look hideous or repulsive, no matter how many eyes/teeth they have. But humans, some humans are really hideous and repulsive.

To be fair the thread's already became another topic about online personas, not exclusive to ladytarot

TS claimed ladytarot99 is not what she seems, with samples of photos presented as arguments
To which ladytarot99 replied, TS is a troll and she won't give him the attention he seeks, thus refusing to comment on this thread further
Some other people agreed that ladytarot99 could be fake and not as rich as she claims to be
Some argued that ladytarot99 could be real, but used fake pictures to protect identity
Some argued that ladytarot99 has been contributing helpful posts, doesn't matter if she's real or not, and that TS has too much free time
Some argued that it's pointless to prove identity on internet, just assume everyone is fake.
Some argued that claims should be substantiated due to previous members who cheated others of real money after being a "good member for years"

I saw that, but mod did not specify who he was referring to, TS or ladytarot99

I stand accused of the insinuations and got my fair deal of bora bora so I am less inclined to talk about race now. Still, I think not discussing an issue doesn't mean the issue doesn't exist. If people value veiled peace over debated solutions, then I wonder why so many are against CCP, they are absolutely killing it with veiled peace (censorships, social credit, citizen monitoring, etc).

Is there something about this thread that attracted your stay? Just curious. Got scammer here?

btw, I'm trying my best about what you advised.

Not just scammers, but a lot of dupe perams resurfaced.

road to 1000

already replied that he/she doesn't care what TS thinks

I beg to differ. It's better to suspect that all these 'challengers' are possible scammers working together or a single person using different accounts to fish out as much real information about someone as much as possible as a process of an elaborate scam modus operandi. So they only target those who 'might' be rich, but they will need 'confirmation' of their wealth before they take the next step in their scam process.

They might even try to locate physical location of the targeted victim, then plant real life agent(s) around the victim, and the end goal is to run away with the victim's money. Con artists can plan this in advance for years.

Nothing to lose by not giving in to these lame 'challenges'. Besides, even if the challengers themselves are not scammers, who's to say that there won't be scammers silently picking up the info for their deed?

And 'challenging' a person on the internet to show their true wealth is really childish. Like you feel so insecure cannot accept someone is legit richer than you and have to prove it to you, a nobody on the internet. I don't mean 'you' you, but the challenger.

Of course scammers will use many tactics, including emotional appeal to trick victims to give out more information. Think about it, once the scammers pick up some real info, they can also dig up the victim's posts to find out his passion, interests, hobbies to 'better align' with the victim when doing the real life agent approach. If the victim's interest is watches, then the con artist may prepare beforehand on knowledge of watches to strike up conversation in real life in order to get closer.

A lot of people lost their money to scammers started from emotional factors.