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Yesterday, I received a rather nonsensical direct message from an individual who possesses a grand total of one single post, yet somehow felt compelled to initiate contact. They had the audacity to inquire about my general activities and what I do for a living, or something to that effect.
My response was quite curt; I essentially informed them that I tend to delete private messages sent by obvious clones.
Today, this same person reached out again with a much longer message, which I promptly reported because I have absolutely no desire for anyone attempting to latch onto me. It seems to be someone who is either lurking or obsessively following the "Summer Heatwave" thread, as they made a specific reference to my first post there yesterday.
Is there any way to resolve this sort of thing permanently?
I simply have no use for such trivialities. I don't participate in any discussions that would reasonably invite unwanted attention, and I live with my husband—a fact clearly understood by anyone who engages in the same topical forums as I do—so I truly fail to see why I would be of any interest to a stranger.
Perhaps I am being overly cautious, given that I deal with enough personal matters as it is, but one can never be too careful.
My response was quite curt; I essentially informed them that I tend to delete private messages sent by obvious clones.
Today, this same person reached out again with a much longer message, which I promptly reported because I have absolutely no desire for anyone attempting to latch onto me. It seems to be someone who is either lurking or obsessively following the "Summer Heatwave" thread, as they made a specific reference to my first post there yesterday.
Is there any way to resolve this sort of thing permanently?
I simply have no use for such trivialities. I don't participate in any discussions that would reasonably invite unwanted attention, and I live with my husband—a fact clearly understood by anyone who engages in the same topical forums as I do—so I truly fail to see why I would be of any interest to a stranger.
Perhaps I am being overly cautious, given that I deal with enough personal matters as it is, but one can never be too careful.