I think this part is unrelated but still important to add here: given the question is kind of related to the below text too:

it happened to be with an egyptian…the same country with an already terrible reputation with tourism…

yes I’m from egypt as well.

translation: You’re now chatting with someone new Egypt Stranger: A girl? You: ? Stranger: What’s your name? You: rulu (username online) Stranger: How old are you, Rulu? You: 18 Stranger: Are you horny? You: ??? Stranger: I mean, are you turned on?

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      ‘Your father was a fish…’

      I stopped there, the use of mixed text colours is an instant red flag but yep, completely fruit loops!

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      Using underline for text that is not a link, combined with continuously bold and italic writing - oof. I’m not a superficial person but what good can come out of this? It’s the equivalent of a person on a street corner shouting sermons at you even though you’re just 1m away.

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        That’s exactly the kind of person he was IRL. Very mentally disturbed and convinced he had a message from the universe that urgently needed to be shared. Pretty sad.

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    Honestly, probably some of the old NSFW/NSFL shock posts that used to make the rounds. Or LiveLeak videos of industrial accidents.

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    That’s… Kind of hard to say, since I follow someone who posts strange, and disquieting things online, on purpose, for fun. The one that most people would probably consider the strangest is someone casually posting online that the arteries of people with heart disease have roughly the same texture as the candy Nerds Rope