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The passport was auctioned off. She died in Neuilly in 1989, so this would be the one. https://entertainment.ha.com/itm/movie-tv-memorabilia/autographs-and-signed-items/a-bette-davis-signed-last-passport-1986/a/7176-89052.s

He has since accessed the account, and not corrected/responded, so I read it as intentional fraud.

Supposedly, more recent pics. If so, aging well!

FWIW, deceptive and uncommunicative on OF. Claimed to send video links (never sent), then sent links to (unrelated!) videos with $50 charge. When paid, it's not what was purchased. Request to rectify so far ignored. Proceed with caution. Consider paying with credit card, if you're willing to claim for fraud.

Perhaps so. Pics are of FitNarad on Twitter and OF.

This is an 8" cock. https://content.invisioncic.com/k323430/monthly_2023_03/Erect_Penis_Measured_20_cm.jpeg.3f53ef92b89f918d2da1166006e1ff30.jpeg

https://www.vice.com/en/article/9kg3x5/theres-only-one-correct-way-to-measure-a-penis "Place a transparent plastic ruler on the dorsal (upper side) surface of the penis. Then press the base of the ruler towards the pubic bone... The reading you take is at the very tip of the glans or head." It shortens it a full inch. Who knows what the curve of the tape measure adds -- half an inch? The question remains, "why claim something that viewers can see isn't true, especially when you've clearly got a great cock?"

Huh?

When you have a huge, beautiful cock, why take a pic with the first inch of the tape measure curled under your thumb? https://content.invisioncic.com/k323430/monthly_2023_03/504678_1662298986_GtvRqPBTOz.jpeg.bfe64ee6c3112bc09064d3602be77efc.jpeg

Removed.

The reality tv star? Google him, or watch the show on Netflix. https://screenrant.com/too-hot-handle-4-shawn-age-job-instagram/ (The actual person is 6'1" and weighs 225 pounds; the ad lists someone 5'9" and 165 pounds.)

Pics are from contestant on "Too Hot to Handle," model, and instagrammer named Shawn Wells. https://www.instagram.com/shawnwells_1/?hl=en

Just a quibble, but FaceTime is an Apple app; they include it on MacBooks and iPads and all. But people may use it as a generic term for video call.

Probably wise to meet new people in public places first, and somewhere you feel comfortable. Even people who grew up in Detroit need to check how neighborhoods change. And you don't need to drive 40 miles to do it -- you can check on Google maps. They updated Streetview of Schoolcraft neighborhood in July 2022, showing the neighborhood's state of repair:

Looking for a 2020 sugar daddy, perhaps?

He looks hot, but I'm always curious when a guy posts 53 pics and none of the goods. But I close the profile and move on, so not that curious. Maybe he already has his regulars?

Posting "mass report!" seems to be ineffective, presumably because it doesn't give RM evidence, they thus view it as a "he said/she said" dispute, and they discard the complaint. Reporting with a link to actual source material (as noted above) provides evidence, and RM quickly removes the ads. A more effective call to action would be "Report XXX is catfishing, using instagram user @xyz (an influencer in Berlin, not LA)." It's worked half a dozen times.

RM seems to respond pretty quickly when you send the link to the actual source. Perhaps they ignore when you "mass report" without evidence, so perhaps a hint to their business practices.

Perhaps look at guys advertising 7" -- along with age shaving, there's plenty of RM sizing up, too. For instance, Nick Sterling claims 7", and includes a photo with a penis pump and a tape measure. It shows that he might reach 7.5", but 1.5" of that tape measure is hidden, so maybe 6" without the RM bonus? (I have never met Nick -- just my personal evaluation from the photos he shares.)

Reported them with links to the source material, and they removed them.

SuperBen wrote a detailed, three-paragraph post asking to learn how to spot fakes, respecting the conclusion but seeking the "technical" details. Glutes offered vague and intransmissible "experience and intuition," which to someone seeking to learn, is "I just know" -- aside from the scornful "there's something called," the response didn't teach, it was just dad saying "you'll learn one day!" SuperBen responded to obnoxiousness with obnoxiousness in kind.

I thought the "Ok boomer" was as obnoxious as the "I've been a member for 21 years, I just know." And your response, @nomad, to be useful, detailed, and on-point.

Also, the photos are of a model named Aleksa Gavrilović. Pics 4 and 5 from a Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue campaign.

Who are you quoting saying that "undocumented" was racist? I missed that.

Absolutely fine. But was very frustrating to be told, "Yes, I'm back at it again" and be asked, "What are you looking for?" and then respond, only to go radio silence. Twice. Don't say you're back at it -- just say "thank you, but not at the moment."