"I feel violated, mentally and physically, by what he did." Anna was dating a man she met online for a year before she found out he was actually married and had children - now she wants catfishing to be made a crime.pic.twitter.com/uiGi3RBcDj
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Ok, did that. But I stand by my point that creating a fake persona online is no different to actually telling someone you're single, an airline pilot etc when you're not. Unless there is actual fraud you just have to cut your losses. And least I didn't call you gullible.
I appreciate you looking. The difference here is the pattern of behaviour. We have seen it evolve from a violent encounter with 3 of the women ( he only got 1 hit at sex for his hard work grooming) to playing nice guy where he had longevity. It’s predator behaviour.
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Well, violence or force is a separate crime. Believe me, I've been there, my children adored him, he asked me to put down a deposit on a house while he was 'in Iraq'. He was a messed up man, but not a criminal. I consented. I just don't think you can attach a crime to 'lying'.
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It’s not about making lying a crime. It’s about deterring men from having the ability to abuse women. It’s much harder for a guy to accumulate his library off line. Online is enabling a sweetshop for easy pickings. He thoroughly enjoyed his manipulation.
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