Anyone from garbage collector, to lawyer has the capacity to be snobbish. And everyone, regardless of profession, “needs” someone’s money (whomever is contracting them to undertake the specifics of employment). Escorting is a genuine profession. Your above statement actually humiliates yourself moreso than your intended target. I thought you stated in an earlier post today that you were over your rage on this?
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Anyone from garbage collector, to lawyer has the capacity to be snobbish. And everyone, regardless of profession, “needs” someone’s money (whomever is contracting them to undertake the specifics of employment). Escorting is a genuine profession. Your above statement actually humiliates yourself moreso than your intended target. I thought you stated in an earlier post today that you were over your rage on this?
Perhaps I’m being unkind, and English isn’t your first language, and part of your wording has been lost in translation? If so, I apologise.
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I thought it was pretty clear that he wasn't against prostitution as he was a client himself. It seems like he was scammed and didn't get what he was supposed to get per prior agreement. As a former victim of scammers myself, I wholeheartedly agree that such scammers need to be humiliated and put in their place to teach them a lesson not to do it again. The issue here is not the prostitue's job but his honesty and professionalism in doing that job.
Are you dumb or what? I'm not saying this because of him being a prostitute. And yes For the fact that he is snobbish and arrogant and needs our money.we must put people like that in their place
I already got everything I wanted from him. He saw that he was messing with the wrong person.
Right, but without knowing the circumstance, it’s just one potential crazy against another potential crazy. Simply because the concept of scamming exists, doesn’t necessarily mean that this lad is guilt of it. For all we know, the clients demands could have been wholly unreasonable.
And surely the best way to “put a scammer in his profile place” is to expose Said scam, rather than just unloading non-specific rage that doesn’t illuminate the actual going’s on?
Yes, thats my point, I wasn’t trying to hold you to account for that, rather to make allowances for it.
you do not even know what you're talking about. You do not know what happened. You do not know what happened before. He was wrong, I was right and in my right to curse him, and I got a positive result
I told him exactly. it was he who wanted to expose the conversation.
You’re right, I don’t know what happened, all I know is that this Daniel Peyer guy put up on his snapchat a screenshot of a ranting message that he recieved off you. When I saw the screenshot of the message on Snapchat, when you are talking about “hunting him down for the rest of his life”, you came off as unhinged. Like someone who puts an axe through your windshield if you change lanes on a highway without indicating.
Sounds like he dodged a bullet by not having to meetup with you again if that’s the case. You sound unstable.
I’d pay for his nudes if anyone has them or can put him touch with him. DM me. Thanks
OMG that’s amazing thank you! What a perfect sexy body he has
Google search? What words did you use? We could combine efforts
