Next time some creep sends you a pic of his shlong send him a pic of a steaming dog pile and then just block his number!
Seriously, what do you do when this shit happens? Don't engage in any communication once they've pulled that crap. Just pretend the guy is dead or someone stole his phone and now the thief is texting you. Either way don't give em the time of day.
When it happens I usually send a text expressing that I didn't appreciate that, or I'll just start ignoring the person from that moment on without saying another word. I then make sure I keep the caller ID and add "NO - dkpk" or something to that effect under the contact name. After a few more ignored texts they usually stop.
And I usually don't need to pretend anything since I stop speaking to them then and/or I don't usually know them well enough to have to "forget" them. It's tempting to pretend something else, but then I'd feel more sympathetic to them, and that benefit-of-the-doubt-giving has backfired before.
I tried that too, but I feel like I'm not giving them a fair chance in case they're normal and paying for the crimes of their non-normal past compadres through my aloofness.
Is it normal for men you just met to text pictures of their privates?
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Next time some creep sends you a pic of his shlong send him a pic of a steaming dog pile and then just block his number!
Seriously, what do you do when this shit happens? Don't engage in any communication once they've pulled that crap. Just pretend the guy is dead or someone stole his phone and now the thief is texting you. Either way don't give em the time of day.
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When it happens I usually send a text expressing that I didn't appreciate that, or I'll just start ignoring the person from that moment on without saying another word. I then make sure I keep the caller ID and add "NO - dkpk" or something to that effect under the contact name. After a few more ignored texts they usually stop.
And I usually don't need to pretend anything since I stop speaking to them then and/or I don't usually know them well enough to have to "forget" them. It's tempting to pretend something else, but then I'd feel more sympathetic to them, and that benefit-of-the-doubt-giving has backfired before.
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Never give them the benefit of the doubt.
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I tried that too, but I feel like I'm not giving them a fair chance in case they're normal and paying for the crimes of their non-normal past compadres through my aloofness.