I had a M&G yesterday. I wasn't planning on adding a new SB, but when my 90-day subscription re-billed, I forgot that Seeking automagically flips all your settings to "Active" without notifying the user. A "bug" (or probably a "feature" from Bandon's POV) I first documented a few years back.
In the 4 hours it took me to remember to turn my profile back to Hidden, got a view, a favorite and a message from a local POT. Late 30's brunette, pics showed a slim body wearing tight, but not skanky clothes and her profile text was appealing. She's a relatively new user, going live about 4 months ago. After I shut down my profile settings I decided to message back, figuring it's always a good idea to have one or more on-deck. We moved to text at my suggestion after she inadvertently used the word "arrangement" in a message. Rather than address her question, I just gave her my cell.
Two days later, we did a FaceTime call. She was in her car (behind the wheel) and I noticed that her hair was now closer to blond, and that her face seemed a bit rounder than her pics. But there was no doubt the pics matched the woman on the call. We chatted briefly about goals and objectives, as well as past allowance experiences and other items like preferred date schedule and activities. I also covered my requirements on testing and safety. We agreed to a M&G at a local Starbucks. That M&G happened yesterday.
Now here's the problem: When she arrived, it was the same woman from the pics and the FaceTime call. But she is now 20-25 pounds bigger, and I'll guess 3-4 years older than her pics. She's not fat (like I am LOL). I'd call her slim-thicc at this point. She was wearing a white starched blouse with the top 4 buttons open, and it seemed she was "almost" intentionally leaning or turning her upper body in a way that allowed a nice teasing view of her cleavage. If you've been reading my posts for a while you know I prefer skinny women. I mean rib-cage-showing skinny with a smaller perky chest. If I had seen a recent pic that accurately displayed her silhouette, I would not have replied in the first place - which, I assume is the reason she used older pics.
So my question:
Did I get catfished - was she lying?
Or is she just trying to present herself in a positive light - using exaggerated marketing?
When does careful selection of images and profile text go from accentuating the positive to deception?
I don't feel I was catfished. I do feel misled and I won't be pursuing any further.
Where is the line? How do you know when the line has been crossed?
Life is good
The Cat