Joana
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Julia
(29)
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Biography
Gender:
Female
Age:
29
Ethnicity:
Mixed
Nationality:
DEFAULT
Hair color:
Brunette
Hair Length:
Medium
Eye color:
Blue
Height:
184 cm
Weight:
68 kg
Sexual Orientation:
Bisexual
Services Offered For:
Men
2+
2+
Dress size:
XS
Shoe size:
41
Cup size:
J
Breast:
Silicone
Pubic hair:
All natural
Tattoo:
Yes
Piercings:
No
Smoking:
Occasionally
Drinking:
Occasionally
Languages:
English
German
German
Available for:
Incall:
Club/Studio
Outcall: pre-bookings only! no short notice available!
Outcall: pre-bookings only! no short notice available!
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DATING APP DANGER: Research shows violent sexual predators hunt for victims on apps
An amazing new blog showcases the worst profiles on the dating site OKCupid. The Tumblr blog okcenemies. It's hard to believe some of them are even real. OKCupid is a dating site that's been around for about five years. Unlike Match. At last count, the site had 3. That's a lot of room for creeps. Related stories. Check out the blog here.
Online dating is a fast growing industry with more and more people trusting dating sites to meet potential partners. Whilst the majority of dating site users are relatively truthful the mechanics of meeting people online allows lots of opportunity for sexual predators. There are many advantages to an online service such as matching politics or interests with potential dates beforehand. However there are people who will create misleading profiles to trick people into a relationship by misrepresenting themselves.
Often on multiple apps at once, users can swipe through dozens of profiles every minute and plan multiple dates, whether in hopes of a love match or a hook-up. But fake profiles abound, sexual predators use the sites, and some common online dating behavior—like meeting alone after scant acquaintance, sharing personal information, and using geolocation—puts users at risk. John Leech thinks the situation is new, and dangerous.
Nobody knows how dangerous online dating really is—and dating sites won’t talk about it
One in eight Australians on dating apps have been asked to facilitate child sexual exploitation and abuse, survey finds. Predators are targeting children via their parents on dating apps, and it's leading some Australian parents to think twice about what they share with their online matches. One in eight Australians on dating apps have received a request to facilitate child sexual exploitation or abuse, according to a survey of 10, people. While a request for photos may sound "quite innocuous", researchers found the majority of cases were in fact of a sinister nature.
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6/28/2024
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