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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have met a few people I have recognised from the club in the real world. I have met people I know of, or through friends, in the jacuzzi in the FAB world. It’s about disassociating this world from the day to day. My ex referred to this as a !bubble world’. I like that. A great way to think. If you can remember that, merging bubbles into bigger ones they tend to become weaker and burst. keep them separate and let them bounce off one another - best way. Always. |
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I've met quite a few people very locally. I'm not exactly recognizable by my (lack of) profile picture, but most I meet are.
I've never had an incident of seeing anyone later who outed me (not that I would've minded, but I'm aware that many would).
I wouldn't DREAM of outing anyone, in any case. What's the point? You never know anyone's circumstances.
I did meet one local guy who, it turned out, spent his time in a cafe next to my workplace, and knew quite a few people I also know.
It was all a matter of, oh, so you all know each other? without any of us knowing from where--exactly as it should be.
It's no one's business.
Live and let live. |
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I just tend to block people I recognise, saves anything getting awkward that way.
I have recognised co-workers, good friends, even a family member over the years. All of them get blocked immediately  |
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all about being respectful.
I was noticed in the pool this morning, and low and behold I've had a message saying they knew who I was because of my tats. 
It's not an issue.. What happens in the world of fabs, stays in the world of fabs.  |
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