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thatisall · 24/08/2012 01:29

If you recognise someone you know in rl by what they've said on here. Do you post your advice as though you've never met, or say, i know who this is and i think this. Or do you say nothing?

Lovely lady by the way, shit problem and i think people are seeing it as black and white judging by their responses, which is why I feel the urge to wade in and say my piece lol.

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fairyfriend · 24/08/2012 01:35

I'd say my piece anonymously.

thatisall · 24/08/2012 01:36

done! I'm going in lol

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MrsTerryPratchett · 24/08/2012 02:29

Have done and posted what I would have and did said to her in RL. If things are very sensitive, maybe decide whether you need to tell her you know her NN.

thatisall · 24/08/2012 03:12

maybe....it is a situation Im aware of in RL, but not the extent or some of the background....bless her if she reads this she'll know it's me here haha

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AdoraBell · 24/08/2012 03:21

I agree, say what you need to say but stay anonymous.

bringmesunshine2009 · 24/08/2012 06:57

Can I differ? If it was me and someone supportive in RL recognised a problem I was having, I'd welcome their RL support too!

coffeeandwine · 24/08/2012 06:59

I agree with bring. I would PM her and let her know you know.
Then she can either name change or maybe it would give you the opportunity to give her some rl support.

ErikNorseman · 24/08/2012 07:10

I'd say nothing on the thread or rl and avoid threads by her in future.
I have outed myself to a couple of people when I have recognised them from lighthearted posts but if someone wants anonymous advice they don't want someone popping up from rl.

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