adison verliceI'm going to be brutally honest with you. I'm not really empathetic towards the users of the T. app. Yeah your privacy was violated I get it. But you also violated the privacy of other men. If you wanted to see If the man you had a crush on was bad or had any reputation, you should have got to know him. And maybe do your own research. Not use some stupid application. When I meet a woman for the 1st time and they want to have some kind of relationship with me I have to get to know them 1st. Usually over the course of a couple of weeks. Maybe a month or more. I don't I don't use some stupid application. Especially 1 that requires #kyc .
There was 1 video, I have to find it, Were someone a woman ironically thought women had no standards. As much as I disagree with that, There there are those women who don't have standards ones who just sit on their ass While using apps like the T. app And expect payment or something. Also keep in mind that men literally work at the T. app. The CEO was Sean cook, who is a man. You're trying to protect yourselves From men, yet you got a man running the app PL how you can't do your research. It's absolutely hilarious. Now this doesn't affect me in any type of way. So don't worry I'm not affected by it. I just find it funny is all. I find it funny that you think an app which requires KYC Is somehow #anonymus .
I believe if you think A man is cheating on you you should probably just walk away. Or if you think he's going to cheat on you then leave him alone and walk away. That's what I did with my woman Because I thought she was cheating on me. I said nope, we're through. Now given she was at my house when the affair occurred and it occurred on computer so I already had the red flag. But if I really thought she was cheating on me I would have just walked away. Besides there were more Intensive and illegal problems than that so that's not all that contributed to it. But hey, thanks for giving us the comedy show known as the Tea app breach. I'll have something to laugh at for the next few days
There was 1 video, I have to find it, Were someone a woman ironically thought women had no standards. As much as I disagree with that, There there are those women who don't have standards ones who just sit on their ass While using apps like the T. app And expect payment or something. Also keep in mind that men literally work at the T. app. The CEO was Sean cook, who is a man. You're trying to protect yourselves From men, yet you got a man running the app PL how you can't do your research. It's absolutely hilarious. Now this doesn't affect me in any type of way. So don't worry I'm not affected by it. I just find it funny is all. I find it funny that you think an app which requires KYC Is somehow #anonymus .
I believe if you think A man is cheating on you you should probably just walk away. Or if you think he's going to cheat on you then leave him alone and walk away. That's what I did with my woman Because I thought she was cheating on me. I said nope, we're through. Now given she was at my house when the affair occurred and it occurred on computer so I already had the red flag. But if I really thought she was cheating on me I would have just walked away. Besides there were more Intensive and illegal problems than that so that's not all that contributed to it. But hey, thanks for giving us the comedy show known as the Tea app breach. I'll have something to laugh at for the next few days
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