what a shame

Or just imagine that they are.

The internet is a public place.

> Information such as names, addresses, sexual preference and even income
> are among the details revealed in the leak of the site’s database ...

> Details of around 15 million private messages were also revealed,
> one researcher told Forbes, which could prove embarrassing for any of the
> site’s members who may not have been entirely single.



Some hypocritical liars are about to find out what their partners think about
their stated sexual preferences and their "private" messages to strangers ...

I'm not single, but my girlfriend knows I'm dating other people. I'm not hiding anything from her. She's also dating other people. (Why? It's a question I get a lot so I'll answer before it's asked. She's homoflexible. I'm kinky. She's vanilla. I'm not a member of her primary sexual-orientation. I'm gender-queer. She's not. We both have needs that need to be met outside of our primary relationship to each other. We both enjoy group fun. Because this is what we decided together that we want out of this relationship.)

Since we're both adult children of politically-connected and powerful families...would it be an embarrassment and scandal if our agreed-upon non-monogamy were made public?

Yes. It would.

Should have been called meetanasshole.com.

It seems to annoy quite a few people here that some folk are objectively better-looking than others.

Ain't no chance that even 20% of those profiles remotely resemble reality, and the rest contain at least a few falsifications.

Oh, whoops Trumpf has his own site to gloat at.