Well fast forward months later and deadspin.com throws his whole story on blast and it turns out this GF never ever existed! Hellooooo Catfish! I think because I am slightly obsessed with the show on MTV I took a lil extra liking to this story. Anyway the guy claims he never knew anything about it & he's embarrassed and hurt etc etc.
Now the practical side of me says he 100% in on it! His reasoning? Only he knows...the media is throwing all sorts of stuff out there saying he's a homosexual & tried to hide it, or he's wanted the sympathy card to win the Heisman and go #1 in the NFL draft and so on and so on....
But the "Hi I married the guy I met online & watch too many catfish episodes" says YEAH that can totally happen!! & all his lies to the media about meeting her where just because he was embarrassed to admit the circumstances of his relationship...I totally fibbed for years about how my husband & I met! We didn't start with the bf/gf thing until months after we met but still.
So who's lying? Does it matter? Is online dating still this taboo in the 21st century?
I don't know the answers but I do know I met an amazing man online & we fell in love and got hitched!
I also convinced him to join in on the trending #te'oing phenomenon :)
Too soon? I.Think.Not.
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Okay totally loving catfish too ... that documentary was INSANE! I am torn as to whether he was catfished - I mean I agree it's totally possible but my hubby (who i met online ;))says his parents were saying that they met her so that leads everyone to believe he was pulling for more sympathy for the heisman. I think ... homeboy got catfished and realized it WAY before the story dropped then had his parents say he met her and then bam BACKFIRED!
Anywho, I am living proof like you that online dating works! you just have to be careful of the crazies out there just like any other time in your life!
Shia
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