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“Diane” Diane says she likes to travel, but gets lonely, and she is only now recovered enough from the heartbreak inflicted on her by her cheating fiancé to venture out into the world of men again. She’s sweet, professes her honesty, her faith in God, and her firm commitment to doing whatever it takes to make her next, and hopefully forever, mate happy. She’s also rich, having inherited a fortune from her late father, and feeling pressure from her aunt to marry a man of her choice so she can get a cut of the money somehow. Diane won’t settle for anything but true love, though, and age is not a factor. So, really, what’s not to like about her? Only this: Diane isn’t real. She’ll trickle out increasingly revealing photos, and rather quickly profess her love for the recipient, counting the minutes until she can finish her contract in an exotic locale like somewhere in Turkey - of which she has photos, as well - but then, tragically, her return will be delayed by a sudden illness or accident or bank snafu, and she will be in need of some assistance to get back on the road home to her new love. Pray he doesn’t fall for it. Her profile will go dark once enough fish are on the line, and stay that way until the con has run its course, then she’ll pop back up on the site again, only with a different user name, and a new profile with certain details changed to protect the guilty. In the meantime, “she’ll” (?) pump out at least one steaming pile of text a day to her mark, slowly reeling him in with a play-by-play of how her heart swells (along with both her new love’s heads), as yet another professionally made-up gorgeous digital puppet manipulates some vulnerable soul into believing that, for unforeseen but entirely reasonable tragic reasons, this beautiful young capable lovebomb needs this site and the help of a stranger to disentangle herself from the sticky web she’s in. Oh, Diane. Silly<b> rope </font></b>bunny. Such tricks are not for , or adults, who don’t deserve to be conned out of their resources by the likes of “you”, whoever “you” are. But “you” do “you.” The world will turn, the sun will come up again tomorrow, and if justice is served in a new day, those who live by the con, will die by the con, since everybody has to let their guard down sometime, and there will always be a bigger and/or smarter, more confident thief waiting to take from “you,” too. |
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