Quote by LukeD2000
Amazing! I find this a patently absurd question. If ever there was a site about fantasies, this is it. As my profile says, I'm 66. If I am having a nice chat with a 25 year old woman whose only visual image of me is of a parrot, she has to make up a face to put on my voice. So which of these two faces is likelier to be more attaractive to a 25 yo woman, the one she makes up or the real 66 yo one? Likewise, if I want to chat up a 50 yo woman who has a 25 yo model's pic as her avatar, what do I care? I know it is an avatar, so I'm going to make up whatever details either I or she want to put forward in the chat. Here on Lush I can have a very hot, sexy chat with a 25 yo woman so beautiful she can make my eyes bleed, and there is a fair chance she will perform most any kind of sex act with me I want. If I go to the local "meat market", I am unlikely to get even a plain-looking woman to let me buy her a drink!

Even if someone is looking for a more substantive relationship it will have to be built of the content of their interactions with others, so the avatar or picture they post will not have a significant impact on their relationships.

Finally, if a person is maliciously deceptive, it is a shame, but speaks to the fact that the Internet is not necessarily a benign place.

From Wikipedia - The phrase "caveat emptor" arises from the fact that buyers often have less information about the good or service they are purchasing, while the seller has more information. Defects in the good or service may be hidden from the buyer, and only known to the seller. Thus, the buyer should beware.

Quote by transgurl


I'll one up you. In the middle of a laundromat. On top of a going machine. It was quick and a few people saw. The load finished and we escaped before the manager arrived.