What's more, we'd also advise against sexting someone you've never met before
... and their mates. Do you have any mutual friends? If so, can they vouch for them? If they only have a handful of random contacts with no mutual friends, it's usually a telltale sign of a fish in our midst...
What's more, we'd also advise against sexting someone you've never met before
Get real. If it seems too good to be true – it probably is (sorry to be bursting the bubble). Watch out, if it's all getting a bit too serious, too soon and they're making obscure promises, get the hint. They aren't going to fly you to the Caribbean and David Beckham most definitely doesn't send random people friend requests. Sorry, move on.
Got the story straight? Make sure everything they're telling you adds up (trust your gut instinct). Conflicting information is a sign their whole identity is built on lies, so it's hard to always keep the story straight. Remember, fish only have three-second memories, it's easy to let something slip by when you've constructed an entire web of lies...
What's more, we'd also advise against sexting someone you've never met before
Skype ‘em. If they don't want to Skype, Facetime or even Snapchat, this is a big red flag. Catfishes are often very camera shy.
