Internet Guys

Like many other young adults, I use social networking sites to keep in touch with friends and to try to reconnect with old friends. Occasionally, I use them to meet new people. I was signed on to MyYearbook.com to see who commented on any of my stuff recently, and to just keep the account active and I had six new messages, all from random guys I did not know. I responded, to be nice, and to possibly try to make some new friends, and a couple of them responded back. Immediately one used a cheesy line when I asked him how he was doing. His response was "Amazing now that I met you." GAG! So I responded, "Nice line. Does that one work on all of the girls?" He tried to save himself by saying that he doesn't normally use lines, and that he genuinely meant it. Then he tried saying that he didn't know what he was saying because he was half asleep. I call shenanigans! He was hoping I would be like all the other desperate little girls he talks to and would immediately throw myself at him and send him nude pics. 1. I don't do that stuff at all, so he didn't stand a chance. 2. I'm not one of those desperate little girls just looking for attention. So, first you get the guy that tries way too hard to get a girl to talk to him, then you have the guy that is uber creepy and tries to get you to send nude photos or to have cyber-sex with him. What is the world coming to that we have to worry about 18 year old guys sending you pictures of their genital region instead of a picture of their face? I am tired of meeting creeps that think I am looking for a guy to shower me with the same attention he pays to every other girl that talks to him just because I joined a site. I appreciate the compliment, Buddy, but I'm not your babe, sweetie, or hunny. I am not going to fall all over you because you try to tell me you think I have a hot body. I've seen my body, and you are full of bull-poopie if you try to say that it's that great. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate my body or anything, but I'm not the type to get a compliment about my figure from someone who isn't just trying to get something from me.