by Ready to expose them
Mon Dec 15, 2014 10:10 pm
Hello to you all.
I have just had my first and hopefully my romance last scam.
I was beguiled by a man on Match.com. I am incredibly lucky that this individual was fairly transparent BUT even though there was something itching at my senses and red flags were raising, I absolutely admit that I wanted it all to be true. Having just been though a very emotionally draining experience I was so very grateful to have a mans affection and compliments, that my head surrendered the driving seat to the needs of my heart.
I was aware that...
* His sentence structure would alter.
* Some of the suggestions for our future together would be wrong to my gender.
* He would rarely answer my questions directly but would respond with over affection.
* His terms of endearment escalated far too quickly into love and marriage.
* He was over zealous in professing his honesty and God fearing.
To mention just a few of the areas that didn't ring true to my mind..
BUT I kept making excuses..
* English is not his first language...
* Maybe his culture is more expressive than mine...
* His wealth dictates that he can behave with a more confident nature...
I have by nature a very honest and open character and trusted that other people are the same. Even though I consider my self to be fairly intelligent woman who is fairly savvy, the truth is I SO wanted to believe in him.
I'm VERY lucky to have come out of the scam with a dented heart and ego and not a dented bank balance. For that I am truly grateful. However I'm aware that other people have had the devastating experience of having a more cunning predator than I was lucky to have.
That makes me very angry. Very protective. Very eager to address this and fight back, and very willing to dedicate my time and energy to listen to anyone who is in need of reassurance that...
IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT!!!
It is natural to seek connection and want to trust. It's what we want the most in life isn't it?
These predators know this and use this to the maximum effect.
If you have been a victim please know this...
YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING WRONG!!!
You are worthy of finding trust and affection. Please don't let these abusers of your trust ruin your self-esteem and rob your spirit as well as your time, energy or even money.
There are good people in the world who are worth investing in and with this experience you are better equipped to detect who they are and discard those who are not.
I am so determined to turn this horrible experience into something positive.
So..
I shall join 419eater and bait them.
I shall offer my time to those who want to express their felling and thoughts.
I shall spread the word around all of my friends and loved on how to detect these parasites.
If you have been a victim of this please be at peace with yourself.
You are human, and we all make mistakes.
There are ways to heal and support is there.
X
I have just had my first and hopefully my romance last scam.
I was beguiled by a man on Match.com. I am incredibly lucky that this individual was fairly transparent BUT even though there was something itching at my senses and red flags were raising, I absolutely admit that I wanted it all to be true. Having just been though a very emotionally draining experience I was so very grateful to have a mans affection and compliments, that my head surrendered the driving seat to the needs of my heart.
I was aware that...
* His sentence structure would alter.
* Some of the suggestions for our future together would be wrong to my gender.
* He would rarely answer my questions directly but would respond with over affection.
* His terms of endearment escalated far too quickly into love and marriage.
* He was over zealous in professing his honesty and God fearing.
To mention just a few of the areas that didn't ring true to my mind..
BUT I kept making excuses..
* English is not his first language...
* Maybe his culture is more expressive than mine...
* His wealth dictates that he can behave with a more confident nature...
I have by nature a very honest and open character and trusted that other people are the same. Even though I consider my self to be fairly intelligent woman who is fairly savvy, the truth is I SO wanted to believe in him.
I'm VERY lucky to have come out of the scam with a dented heart and ego and not a dented bank balance. For that I am truly grateful. However I'm aware that other people have had the devastating experience of having a more cunning predator than I was lucky to have.
That makes me very angry. Very protective. Very eager to address this and fight back, and very willing to dedicate my time and energy to listen to anyone who is in need of reassurance that...
IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT!!!
It is natural to seek connection and want to trust. It's what we want the most in life isn't it?
These predators know this and use this to the maximum effect.
If you have been a victim please know this...
YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING WRONG!!!
You are worthy of finding trust and affection. Please don't let these abusers of your trust ruin your self-esteem and rob your spirit as well as your time, energy or even money.
There are good people in the world who are worth investing in and with this experience you are better equipped to detect who they are and discard those who are not.
I am so determined to turn this horrible experience into something positive.
So..
I shall join 419eater and bait them.
I shall offer my time to those who want to express their felling and thoughts.
I shall spread the word around all of my friends and loved on how to detect these parasites.
If you have been a victim of this please be at peace with yourself.
You are human, and we all make mistakes.
There are ways to heal and support is there.
X
Please DON'T tell scammers they are posted here.
If you've been a victim you can join and ask for help.
There are good people ready to listen and support you. You are not alone.
If you've been a victim you can join and ask for help.
There are good people ready to listen and support you. You are not alone.