Apparently, if someone ever goes to your house, even if you drove, they now know where you live...
Apparently, she saved my address in her phone...
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Well, unless you made them wear a blindfold during the drive there, or they just have zero situational awareness, if they've gone to your house then they already know where you live anyway...
So perhaps a better PSA would be "Don't invite/bring people over to your house if you don't want them knowing where you live".
Originally posted by Aglifter: Apparently, if someone ever goes to your house, even if you drove, they now know where you live...
You don't say.
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Conversely, it gets real damn old telling/texting the same gal your address over and over. My previous lady friend, after approx the 10th time I personally saved it in Google maps for her.
My current lady friend, I only had to tell my address once.
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I'm confused. Is it not common to be able to navigate to someone's house after youve been there once (even if someone else drove) provided you're familiar with the surrounding area?
Seems to me that someone can find out where you live without ever going to your house. It's called the internet and it's been that way for at least 20 years. Before that, they could hire a PI. Lots of ways to find where people live without actually being there first.
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Originally posted by parabellum: You didn't stick your dick in crazy, did you?
Looks like it. Been there a time or three. Unless she’s screaming outside his home he got off easy. Might want to park a couple blocks away for a bit, just to be safe.
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Originally posted by tatortodd: Conversely, it gets real damn old telling/texting the same gal your address over and over. My previous lady friend, after approx the 10th time I personally saved it in Google maps for her.
My current lady friend, I only had to tell my address once.
Sounds like she had a lot of addresses that she was trying to keep up with...
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