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• captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works ⁨3⁩ ⁨weeks⁩ ago

  please tell me you did not just use ted bundy to describe what you think women like in men?

  I did, because he was. Two different ways.

  1. Bundy’s modus operandi was to approach women in public as a handsome, charming stranger. I’m pretty sure women like handsome, charming strangers; the entire female dating strategy seems to be geared toward attracting handsome, charming strangers. Ted Bundy was able to attract dozens of victims like that. There’s an inherent danger in attracting strangers, because sometimes strangers are psychopaths.

  2. Ted Bundy got a LOT of fan mail from women while he was in prison. Love letters, marriage proposals, nude photos. A shocking number of women saw his picture on the news alongside words like “murder trial” and “death sentence” and said “That’s the man for me.” He pulled some weird stunt to “get married” and he fathered a child from prison. This isn’t unique to Ted Bundy, lots of mass murderers and serial killers have groupies, from Charles Manson to Dylan Klebold.

  i said doxxing should be avoided, if you’d read any of my comments.

  You came across as pretty lukewarm to me. “Yeah doxxing is a problem I guess.” You can’t have a Don’t Date Him Girl website without doxxing. Doxxing is how they work.

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  • Nima@leminal.space ⁨3⁩ ⁨weeks⁩ ago

    skipped everything about ted bundy cause wtf you’re obsessed, man. maybe join a bundy dating app?

    also let me make it clear since you missed it last time (even though you quoted it). I think doxxing is bad and should be avoided. fuck’s sake man. i am a commenter, not a politician. i read this stuff over breakfast. take it easy ffs.

    not everything has to be a huge debate.

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