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Match.com question

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startingoverxyz · 04/07/2019 18:28

Does anyone know whether it's possible to communicate on Match without it showing up when you were last on?

The ex boyfriend (so it really doesn't matter in lots of ways) kept his match.com profile live while we went out together. I had no idea but a friend mentioned it after a year. I asked him to close it, he said it was an accident yadda yadda. We split up in January when he dumped me by text for not trusting him. Then it turned out he was still online. He turned it off in March (dating someone new presumably) and then has just turned it on again (my friend keeps an eye on him now).

I just wondered whether he would have been messaging/cheating as well as enjoying the winks/likes. Bit pointless really but we work together and so it has nagged away at me rather.

His profile says he's loving, decent and loyal Grin

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MikeUniformMike · 04/07/2019 20:43

I'd not waste another second thinking about him.

startingoverxyz · 04/07/2019 21:37

Thank you - that is the right answer!

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RamblingEm · 04/07/2019 21:45

I reckon he’s too insignificant for you to be dedicating so much headspace to him.

But LOL @ loyal. I swear everyone that puts that they’re “loyal” on profiles are the most disloyal shits!😂

P1nkHeartLovesCake · 04/07/2019 21:48

If anyone puts honest, genuine or loyal just don’t go there!

But anyway about your OP I don’t know the answer but forget him woman, his a dick....

Zaphodsotherhead · 05/07/2019 08:53

Surely 'honest genuine and loyal' are kind of base attributes and not something that should be stated in a profile?

It's a bit like saying 'walks upright and is of the human persuasion'.

startingoverxyz · 05/07/2019 14:26
Grin

I think he would genuinely think of himself in that way because he's lost touch with who he is. He knows he's had affairs.

It also says "self-deprecating", which is hilarious to anyone who knows him.

Amazing how different some people's image of themself is and their online profiles are. If only there was a way of checking ...

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