Faking Love

Faking Love

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Romantic encounters are a different matter. It needs a special kind of trust to express physical tenderness with a stranger. Thirty years ago, I was in a BBC production of La Ronde , Schnitzler's famous play in which each character has sex with someone, then moves on to another person, who in turn moves on to someone else. So all the actors have two sex scenes. Mine were with the young Amanda Redman and that remarkable and distinguished actress Dorothy Tutin, then nearly I was naturally very relaxed about Amanda and very anxious about Dottie - the idea of embracing her seemed like lese-majeste.

But, in the event, it was Dottie who hurled herself at me with thrilling rapacity, while Amanda was rather shy. These differences are clearly visible in the finished product. Not that Amanda looks at all reserved, but it's technique. With Dottie, it was feeling. Sex on radio is something else again. These were the days of ''method radio'', so there was a bed, blankets and pillows.

Anna and I clambered into the bed and set about puffing, grunting and lip-smacking, all the while trying to turn the pages of our scripts. The result was a cross between sumo wrestling and origami. The trick was not to catch each other's eyes, or we would have collapsed. Unfortunately, the scene was not just between the two of us: The production couldn't run to a real dog but we had a barking Jack Russell on a separate speaker that was held by a rather tubby stage manager who attempted little jumping-up-and-down movements, scampering around the studio and running at us every time we essayed a little passion.

We were crying with laughter as we squealed our lines, the hysteria quickly reaching orgasmic heights. The director leaped out of his booth to berate us, like schoolchildren. He is now divorced, has zero family and zero emergency contacts oh and zero bank account. I am 40, in a relationship and he has contacted me via Facebook. The messages mainly comprise of him declaring his undying love for me, thanking God and bad spelling and grammar.

I asked many times what rank he is, what his job in the army is and could he video call me to confirm his identity. All he could say was he was a soldier and that due to him being closely monitored by terrorists, all cameras had been disabled. I also asked him if he was a United Nations soldier would that not make him a nato soldier, he once again did not answer and that was a wild guess to which I knew any proud soldier would be happy to correct me. So after a few messages were exchanged I suddenly remembered Facebook voice messaging. So I am waiting to see what his next excuse is.

I mean I knew it was a scam all along but I could not work out how. This guy is a looker, well the photos he is using anyway. He must have even researched who the forces use as their main courier. I was actually looking for a number that I could call in the US to ask if it could even be possible that a service man could be without emergency contacts and a bank account.

I wonder how many embarrassed women tell anyone that this has happened, because I honestly had not known it was so common until I decided to look online I really hope this comment helps someone. Almost forgot, the guys name on Facebook is Keith Elvis.

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This happened to me for 3 months now. This guy approached me through a text from a social media and I accepted it and then started talking everyday saying sweet things to me and I gave in.

He kept asking for money because somethings are always coming up and I never thought this was a scam because he was a sweet person. And when I was on a social media looking a pictures and I happened to see the guy that I thought i was talking to all this time. I looked at this guys pages and he is married with a baby who lives in Hong Kong. You can report this to the wire transfer company you used. The information you give goes into a secure database that law enforcement uses for investigations.

You can also report to your state Attorney General, and to the social media site where you found the profile. I met a guy on facebook. He said his name was Mark Johnson government pilot working for the UK government. He said he was a widower with a daughter Mary that leaved in the UK with a nanny. He would marry me and take care of me. He was a very sweet talker. I made me fall in love with him. Then he told me the itune card i sent him was used. Which was very stupid.

The we continued to text on google hangouts. He told me he loved me. And we were soulmates. He was a government pilot. He traveled all over Europe he told me. He went to west africa an got an infection which land him in Carolina Medical Center in Poland. He said they could only get this medicine in Nigeria.

I had to send the moneygram or western union money to doctor in Nigeria. And he would come back to Poland and give him the medicine so he wouldn't die from infection. And once he was well he would come meet me and we would marry. I told him he was a scammer and i blocked him from messaging me. If photos where real i do not know. And ladies there is another one out there named David M Rivas i met him on Instagram. He's a widower marine engineer in California.

He has a 17 year old daughter named Bella. She is in boarding school. Another one that wanted to talk on hangouts. He told me he loved me and wanted to make a life with me. He told me he was at sea. And his bank accounting was frozen. He asked if i could open a bank account for him. So his company can direct deposit money into this account. I told him No i wouldn't open an account for him.

I do not know this guy that well. It could have been stolen money going into account that would be in my name not his. I told him to have the company cut him a paper check. And he could cash it when he get back on land. And he started insulting me. So i blocked him.

This sound like the same man I'm talking to now. The only thing is he has a son,Kevin,who lives with his nanny. They are in Washington D. He work for an oil share company in Scotland. He is a very sweet talker, made me fall in love with him. These only I have one big problem. Yes I know that's wrong even if I'm in a abusive marriage. But he really helps me talking with me when I need to talk about my problems.

Telling me I'll send it back to you the next day. Then the next day,he would tell me "I have a little problem. Every time I ask for it "I have a problem. He always make it my fault that I don't have the money to send him. I try not to talk to him but I have that man under my skin and just can't stop. He said I was beautiful and I should transfer to hang out app. He has a tattoo on his chest and work out video.

He said he loves me. He text me very day and say I miss u. He said he is in Nigeria and from the states. I had a sergeant John goodwin and he sounds similar - wife died , son Michael lives with a nanny Very easy to chat to , loved me after a week Contracted soldier , stationed in Niger Keep fit instructor Has anyone else heard of him Frozen bank account , needs to get home and wants a plane ticket. The guy you described sounds like the guy I met via tinder a few months ago, who went by the name of Goodwin Williams.

I sensed red flags from the beginning. His story was this: He started telling me he was going to buy me a car, wanted to get married, and also wanted to come visit me, and actually stay with me. Through two weeks of convo he asked how much I made, asked if I knew what bitcoin was, and even explained a situation where he loan someone money, and it was never returned. Well I am well aware that money, or finances is not mentioned in a two week period of getting to know someone.

His pace was too fast for me, he expressed loving me, and how he lost his mother at an early age, and was looking for a mother figure, which was disturbing, and overwhelming. I really wish this guy would get caught, as no one deserves to be taken advantage of. Well stay away from that creep. This guy needs for his games to be ended. The photo he uses is of a man with dark hair, well trimmed beared, with a safisticated look to him, who works out everyday.

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Stay away from that creep. I'm currently being scammed by a guy named Williams Smith from Detroit Michican. Claims he is in Thailand working to repair pipes under water. He recently wanted me to contact the United Nations to help him get a vacation I said no he got told me I didn't want to meet him. I said I'm not comitting fraud for him. I'm still texting him just to see how far he will go. He claims his name is kayland Berger, goes by Kay Berger, with an email address of bergerkay gmail. This is what he sent via email about himself..

I'm 58 years old but very young at heart and physically. I was born and raised from a Catholic home at Linz.. I was married for 14 years. I'm widowed for 9yrs now looking for that special woman of my dreams to bring back the joy and happiness I have been missing since I lost my late wife companion.

I 'm a retired Automotive engineer; I worked specifically on Trains; I'm financially stable and living without stress..

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Got Scammed, youre not alone. I lost more than you did.. I wanted to shout but realized it wont help. I am highly educated woman but I am trying to move on. Same story as yours. It is your choice whether to submit a comment. If you do, you must create a user name, or we will not post your comment. The Federal Trade Commission Act authorizes this information collection for purposes of managing online comments. For more information on how the FTC handles information that we collect, please read our privacy policy.

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Only to be held back by someone content with standing still. Someone who wakes up every day, does the same thing over and over, and calls it a life.

You find yourself holding on to who they once were and the memories of yesterday. The moment you met. The first time you both made love. Never stopping to realizing that people change. As does their pursuit of you, and the effort they put into your happiness. So we invest so much of our time and hearts into people who knowingly will never catch up to us, into the memories of who they once were and how they once made us feel, or even to the circumstances we are bound to.

And one day we wake up so far removed from where we began. Spending so much time and effort giving someone our love, in hopes it changes who they are and how they treat us.

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Romantic dinner dates at your favorite restaurant. Holding hands through Central Park. Vacations to the most beautiful islands.

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