How expose are you online?!

**Byzantine Prince** · 10-18-2005, 01:06

Wasabi, the sad thing is that people care enough to spend time/money to know information about some random person. People are sad.

**Mongoose** · 10-18-2005, 01:08

The sad thing is that some would want to read the book

*edit* I just realized that BP already more or less said that...

**Del Arroyo** · 10-18-2005, 06:46

Honestly Wasabi I think the more important issue here for you personally is that we all know Pape, so don't tell us anything that Pape wouldn't want us to know!

If all involved were totally anonymous then I'd say tell what you want, no harm done. I could blab all kinds of stuff if I didn't think people would be bored stiff

DA

**Crazed Rabbit** · 10-18-2005, 07:00

I think it stems from the celebrity worship in parts of our culture. They try to add glamour to their lives.

As for me, I wouldn't let my partner do it.

Crazed Rabbit

**Papewaio** · 10-18-2005, 08:36

The issue is that a mothers group online (they are all ethnically Chinese with ethnically European husbands) has an extrovert going into details of how many affairs she has, how often she has sex with her husband etc.

The rest of the women feel that the extrovert (see I can be PC too) is bringing a bad name for mixed couples. That her actions are self indulgent and not really in tune with the group... which is about dealing with raising a mixed family in some pretty conservative (PC statement again) countries.

Also a lot of the mothers are a little shocked that the extrovert would give so many details out about her partner.

Personally I think she craves attention and just sees her husband as a fashion accessary. This can be seen in plenty of women (and men) rich or poor but generally with little 'class' aka Paris Hilton.