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Why isn't it considered weird to search people online?
Jan. 22, 2023, 11:49 p.m. | /u/dontgiveaSLAM
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Saw a post in another sub where OP was asking if it was weird to not give out their full first and last name to a date that they do not know well. OP was saying that they wanted to get to know this person organically.
The comments are full of people calling OP weird and a "red flag". Everyone was saying that …
asking comments isn killer name people privacy search understand weird
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