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Man uses Grindr to lure and stab man-

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the fact that I had to try so hard to find this story, it's almost as it was buried? :biblio: but also we used to talk about these things more, now we ignore? hmm :mazen:

 

man uses grindr to lure and stab a man for no reason:

 

 

 

 

stay safe, keep each other informed and don't be complacent because these aren't being reported on as much. :celestial5:

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  • SayCart1991
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    Hooking up with completely random men is always a stupid idea. This will always remain a risk, and the outcomes will sometimes not be nice. People need to think more. Is your life worth putting on the

  • This isn't feasible if you just wanna hookup though. What are we gonna do, chat over coffee before he comes over and rawdog me?

  • Yes, yes it is 

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8 minutes ago, BJ1998 said:

Meet in public places yall. 

This isn't feasible if you just wanna hookup though. What are we gonna do, chat over coffee before he comes over and rawdog me?

Das why you don't meet random people at their houses... duh!

Was it motivated by homophobia? The way we can't even go about our business without being under attack UGH I hate it here

Just now, Mythical said:

This isn't feasible if you just wanna hookup though. What are we gonna do, chat over coffee before he comes over and rawdog me?

 

Yup. 

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3 minutes ago, Mythical said:

This isn't feasible if you just wanna hookup though. What are we gonna do, chat over coffee before he comes over and rawdog me?

Hooking up with completely random men is always a stupid idea. This will always remain a risk, and the outcomes will sometimes not be nice. People need to think more. Is your life worth putting on the line for some dick/head/ass?

 

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3 minutes ago, BJ1998 said:

 

Yup. 

But if he drinks coffee right before, wouldn't he end up- :biblio:

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2 minutes ago, SayCart1991 said:

Is your life worth putting on the line for some dick/head/ass?

Yes, yes it is :giraffe:

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13 minutes ago, BJ1998 said:

Meet in public places yall. 

Thats not gonna stop someone from killing you. If someone wants to kill you they'll win and dine you. And suddenly you're their next victim. 

5 minutes ago, KFC said:

Was it motivated by homophobia? The way we can't even go about our business without being under attack UGH I hate it here

Going about our business = meeting up with a total stranger at his house? 

 

:deadbanana2:

2 minutes ago, SayCart1991 said:

Going about our business = meeting up with a total stranger at his house? 

 

:deadbanana2:

Girl have you not been on Grindr or sniffies?

6 minutes ago, Tropez said:

Thats not gonna stop someone from killing you. If someone wants to kill you they'll win and dine you. And suddenly you're their next victim. 

but that way you would've gotten a free meal out of it

it's not normal to go to a strangers house and gays need to realize that 

If someone truly wants to kill you they can. People have managed to get to governmental officials. You're never safe when you meet up on Grindr. You could bring them back to your place and if they had a gun, they could simply shoot you then shoot everyone else in that house before anyone could stop them. Each time you meet on Grindr you are risking your life. Hell to be honest in America every time you walk outside you're risking your life. So just be careful but also don't be naive either. This hookup could be your last.

 

Anyways, this man likely has a mental Illness of sorts and knew the quickest way to get someone to come to his house alone and at night was to use Grindr. Not necessarily homophobia motivated but still the result is the same if it was.

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12 minutes ago, KFC said:

Was it motivated by homophobia?

no details bestie, just that it was categorically planned and that the man bought a new mop bucket and cleaning products just for this occasion…AND they still allowed him bail even tho the victim has lost his right eye from the stabbing, and other severe life threatening punctures. 

4 minutes ago, Kimi said:

it's not normal to go to a strangers house and gays need to realize that 

Well gays aren't normal so it fits

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4 minutes ago, BeenTheShit said:

I can't imagine surviving something like that. :frown:

it's heartbreaking, to be disfigured for the rest of your life and for it to always be a reminder that it happened because of a hook-up, crazy. 

10 minutes ago, Tropez said:

Thats not gonna stop someone from killing you. If someone wants to kill you they'll win and dine you. And suddenly you're their next victim. 

 

Most people looking to kill someone off grindr are most likely not going to go out to eat with you or take a stroll in the park first. 

 

They'll move on from your profile immediately and keep looking for the guy that says, "Show me where you live.  I'm on my way"  after 10 seconds of chatting. 

8 minutes ago, Mythical said:

Girl have you not been on Grindr or sniffies?

Grindr, yes. Point blank, gays are stupid. Putting themselves into dangerous situations for the chance for some sex...

15 minutes ago, jakeisphat said:

But if he drinks coffee right before, wouldn't he end up- :biblio:

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