Isn't it⁉️ I'm hoping for clear sailing in my final years and if we get too old we can expect care. Trying to improve my social skills in such an event 😉
I've been single for over 4 years (husband passed away) and hv no desire to live with someone new. My life is fine and I'm happy going out with friends.
Been single since Nov20 2009. People ask if I have someone or going to get married again. I answer: no takes to long to train them and I don't have the patience anymore and to old to go through that!lol
The narrators final comment that she was murdered by someone you would never expect to be a killer. He was a stranger without credentials, waving red flags (if she and her daughter bothered to look). Aren't they the typical killer?
Mac I understant I understand her being lonely. But did this Lady ever realize what she really had in her life? The wealth, the success, the beautiful daughter amd the many good friends?? I doubt it, sad all around.
@@MasterCedar True. But money wasn`t the problem here....For him yes, not for the poor murder victim, wished so bad she`S listened to her daughter and friends....
“Devils who have enough charm and dark charisma for unsuspecting victims to let them into their lives and become vulnerable with them” is a bit of a mouthful. Handsome Devil is at least a common phrase
I've noticed intrue crime shows/documentaries thry always take liberties describing the killer AND victim, obviously beauty is subjective but it definitely gets old hearing every woman that's died (especially if they're blond haired and blue eyed) was the most beautiful woman to ever exist and every killer was charming and drop dead gorgeous/handsome...
Poor woman died from her own stupidity. Then the daughter “knows” Taw is going to commit suicide so she goes into a locked hotel room ALONE to confront him about killing her mother???? What a moron. What made her think she was safe in that situation? Then she HUGGED HIM??? Bizarre woman.
There was a cop outside the door. Also ..she believed it was her mom's spirit that made her touch his hair & cuddle him. This irked me too but I guess both mom continued to be forgiving even in death 😊
Renting to a man, first mistake. Buying his BS about losing his wallet and no ID, 3 strikes he’s out. I’ve been a widow many years and never met any man that would make me that desperate for him. Where was her common sense?
Girl, you could have picked any random unhoused guy off of a corner to shack up with your mama and they would have at least had an ID and a food stamp card, probably SSI or VA benefits too.
Why wouldn't the daughter hired an attorney or an investigator from the initial buy out request of the business. Her an her mother were already suspicious.
The daughter claimed Taw talked them into letting him handle it due to saving the money it would cost to have someone draw up the agreement. Such BS when she already knew what a loser he was, a liar and a financial leech. I think both mother & daughter needed their heads examined.
Like MANY women, thia mother was so blinded by Romantic Love that she was couldn't see the Reality that was right in front of her. The daughter was also blinded as a "proxy" of her mother's Romantic Love of the same man. Women like these get into trouble because they believe that they can find a Pronce Charming while, in reality, ALL men are just Toads.
I'm 2 minutes in and can't believe any woman would ever be that naive and foolish. Or desperate. He was a former CEO yet broke??? What a giant b.s. lie.
Holy shit! Anyone who grew up in Arizona, grew up with Terri’s Consign and Design! It was HUGE. I had no idea there was such a dramatic, nightmarish backstory. That’s so sad.
Did I misunderstand something? Did they say someone called the daughter to tell her this man had her expunge his records? So that would mean they wouldn’t see anything on his background check?
This whole story was extremely sad but also frustrating. I can't wrap my mind around the mom staying in such a one sided relationship for so long. Him not having the deposit or rent money would've been the first 🚩 for me as well as having no ID or other ways to verify who he was, HELL NO!!
This is a perfect example as to how our vulnerabilites can result in total brainwashing. That's the only explanation I can wrap my head around as to how she could've turned against her only child and sue her. Unbelievable!!
Discernment never matters in a situation like this because the friend won’t listen. They will just throw you to the curb and dump you and smear you and runoff with the loser guy and all you can do is wait until it falls apart but by then, the friendship is ruined and all you can say to the person is yes I know how you feel that he has treated you this way and dumped you and disposed of you because it’s exactly what you did to me when I tried to help and warn you. Ultimately karma came for her because of the way she treated her friends and her own daughter. She was actually quite horrible to them all and got what she deserved. I don’t have a lot of sympathy for that kind of stupidity. Love is blind that’s for sure..
Surprising that these business savvy women would not involve an attorney, or discuss matters with the police once they felt something was wrong with this guy. If they suspected him in the disappearance of the mom and he was threatening suicide, how did things get back to "normal" where he even moved back to the house etc while she lost precious time ? He killed himself while spitefully witholding information on the whereabouts of the mother. And why would the police allow a suicidal man to meet with the daughter behind a locked door? So many opportunities missed. I am glad to know the daughter survived.
I stay single that age and have friends. What is missing is something to relate to and keep the rythm at home. No, problem: my cat expects me to get up at a certain time, to be feed at certain times a day and he seeks attention for 10 minutes between his naps. And I know that his affection is for real :)
ok the guy tells you he lost his wallet on a flight back from the UK, all his id is in his wallet? what about his passport? Then how did he get back into the country without his passport....c'mon..! then he tells you about all these wonderful jobs hes done, and hes some CEO? ok, then why does he need to rent a room???? And why does he have money difficulties?? first red flag right there...
Always ask this many questions. Always. Always. If someone fights you about them, they're prolly hiding something. ( unless you ask the same question 5 times. Lol. Don't bother with that it's just not functional.) And if they have the answers they'll give em. It's a very good system should you trust yourself.
NO circumstance causes a change in character. The mother did not change when a man came into her life. BUT her character was revealed by the circumstance of this man in her life. Having him was of greater value, than her relationship with her daughter. Something missing in her character was always present, just not visible until this man. We learn the most about the character of others when difficulty or conflict arises. It is then that the true character of another is revealed.
So this woman didn’t mind him scamming her daughter but when she realised she was being scammed herself she confronted him. I feel very sad for her but even sadder for her daughter.
Loneliness can b suffocating. Especially as a woman gets older, realizing in many ways she has been "put out to pasture". It breaks my heart for older folks. And we know men always want younger & younger. I watched my mother go thru it. It can b so insulting and painful. So u surround urself with friends and family but what u really need is another spoon :)
Yes. So if the relationship doesn't work out he's still in her house. If either one of them moves on and brings company over, they're still in each other's space. 😬
I have no idea why the daughter, number one, trusted someone that she believed had stolen $10000 from her, to draw up paperwork. Number 2, why on Earth she would pay her mother out a second time?
Love, ever heard of the concept. I understand your point of view as I point out bullshit before it reaches this far hence most people can't stomach me.
I don't understand how Loretta could betray her daughter but the *house* being in foreclosure was the breaking point. Then again, it was the *daughter's* idea to set up a romance movie plot by renting out a room in the first place and *neither* of them cluing into the *fountain* of red flags he spouted from the moment he entered their lives. His *wallet* went missing, so he has *no* money *or* ID? And he's trying to rent a room *before* that's sorted out? He supposedly went to school with Donald Trump? He's got sure money because he's an inventor and entrepreneur? The most unstable careers *ever* besides artist?
This is idiotic. Not you, just the thought. ( Which most people have about this kind of situation). Let me tell you why in a way everyone will understand... We have all had... A Really Bad Ex. Sure, they're your ex now. But the point is that when you met, you had no idea. Everyone on this planet is gullible in more ways than one. Even experts about body language get it wrong all the time. That's why people get off the suspect list or get away with murder even. Or why gacy shook hands with politicians and dahmer got the kid who doesnt speak english -back-, back from the cops, naked and bloody. Even. Always remember your exes. Lol. Don't trust people so much you let them hold your heart. You hang on to that. And always be kind. Cause when you look at tgis world you have to realize that beauty is the only thing worth hanging onto. Everything else is meaningless.
The daughter, it seems to me, is a quity pushy type. It was her, in the first place, who did so much to get her mother to find a partner. She is so matter-of-a-fact that I somehow think, that she might have done decisions on behalf of her mother and thereby put her into a vulnerable situation. I was divorced many years ago and prefer my single life. Glad I didn't have a daughter pushing me into something, because she "thinks I'm too young and still good looking" to live alone.
1 thing they never mention is “what in hell did this man do with all the money he got from Loretta n her friends??” Gosh, he had no kids, no house payments, no loans bills, nothing! I would have liked to know where he spent all this money. Did he have gambling addiction? It’s a mystery!!
There really isn't a conventional way. Also prolly didnt have the apps bro. Either way she had her reasons, obviously. She could have wanted to rent and also find love then figured itd be the best way to fall in love. Pick a guy you like, don't tell him you like him. Just see what happens. But it couldve been different altogether. Really does sound like a crash course for love though, living together. I could see why a perfectly sane person might venture on that if they were the daring adventurous entrepreneur type.
@@maycasper2661renting a room in hopes it’s a man definitely wasn’t smart at all. Meeting someone at church, the bank, supermarket etc was a 100x better option
I know some woman did that she had two bedroom, and she put an ad on the paper for a roommate and they were in love at first sight or something like that so they married. I don’t know if they’re married but they had two little girls. I don’t know what’s going on now, but it happens a lot. It was in 90s.
This woman’s love and courage and determination; her incredible ability to endure such a despicable and heartbreaking fraud against her mother and still search for her body among hundreds of miles desert is truly a story of strength. I am literally in awe of her character and hope to exhibit a 10th of her courage on my life. If I met her I would give her the biggest hug in the world and tell her how much she has inspired me to become a better person.
Unbelievable is right. I believe there a whole lot of “dramatic reenactment “ in this program. Most of it is incredulous to the point that I was scratching my head watching this saying how can this be true? Like why would you lie all these guns out on the bed like that and invite her into the bedroom so she can see them? Who would do that? no one !especially when they are the accused.
Separating an individual from their family, friends is standard abuser behavior. They're also pros at targeting vulnerable people whom they can manipulate, abuse.
I feel so bad for the daughter. Her mother was the type of person who did not have any insight into the fact that she did this. She had a hand in this, she created her own fantasy world for her own enjoyment at the cost of anyone and everyone, until it directly affected her
Did the daughter not go to school? You put a desperate add like that in the paper it's gonna attract conmen? Never known anyone so gullible as this mother and daughter
The daughter lets the man who she already knows is not legit, draw up the contract for the business buy out and then later buys into the "kidnapping story" of her mother's disappearance. Obviously, stupidity runs in the family.
Take it from someone who spent almost nine years with a guy who never lifted a finger to help with anything I need help with at my house. He came over and ate my food every other day, and spent entire weekends watching TV and being waited on by me. Funny thing is that I can count the meals he actually bought for me on one hand - minus two fingers. Literally the last meal was sushi, because, according to him, I was in a good mood, which he felt was the perfect time to tell me that we were through. His reason? He wanted to have children. Was there someone else I asked? He lied and said no. Her name was (and still is) Shelly. So my religious boyfriend, who was constantly looking down at the rest of us who weren't religious, was seeing two women at the same time for at least a year. His mother Pat, a god fearing woman, knew all about it. He married Shelly, who still to this day doesn't believe that I ever existed, that Matt was this pure man who waited until he met her. So both my boyfriend and his mother lied to Shelly from the first time they met her and continued to lie to her for years about what Matt had been up to before he met her. These people are out there. Unlike other women in these types of relationships I did not lend money to this man or have him live at my house. He never struck me as someone I could ever rely on, he didn't seem to like working and didn't last long at the jobs he managed to get. He and Shelly went on to have three children and I must say, I kind of felt sorry for her knowing how lazy this man truly is.
How do you know what he was up to after he married Shelly and what he and his mother told her ? We’re you stalking him ? Unfortunately religious men do this and wait for the chaste woman which you probably weren’t. If they’ve had 3 kids and are still together I’m assuming he’s changed his lazy ways.
You stayed in a relationship with a man for almost 9 years whom you described as someone you could never rely on? Wow. You must be a very, very patient woman. Note: I bet you feel some sort of jealousy towards “Shelly” whom he decided to marry and settle instead of you regardless of how irresponsible and lazy he is. That must hurt a bit. But don’t worry. If he was not marriage worthy for you and was incompatible with you, then you dodged a bullet, so to speak.
Annette, I married a man for several years and divorced. He quickly got married again and had two boys all grown up by now. Guess what I heard from my daughter that was with him she told me past Thanksgiving that he left her for younger girl so if he didn’t marry Patty after me I would be the one left in the dust when I’m old and, no use for him I’m so glad that I divorced him. I’ve been feeling guilty for leaving him all these years not anymore thank God.
I empathize with Loretta. It's most unfortunate her close loving relationship with her daughter wasn't enough. She had a thriving business and was very comfortable financially. How could she let this go on for 18 years?
I know someone currently in a similar situation 🙃. She lost her husband to death and an old boyfriend took advantage of her loneliness. He moved in and has taken over her home and her life. Lazy sits and smokes and drinks all day while she works. Does absolutely nothing, contributes nothing. She has lost most of her friends and strained relationships with her family. Had get togethers and barbecues at her home prior to this relationship. Was so sad to see this happen but many women have low self-esteem so make these bad choices.
I've skirted a few creeps like that and when clear boundaries are set the name calling and shaming can start up. I got really limerant over a dude and it took a couple of decades to finally get over him ( never lived together) but at the end of my conversation with him he just wanted to 'sleep on my couch' on an interstate visit. Not only was this liar married more than once ( I asked up front, always do and usually get lied to), but 2nd wife found my number somehow and wondered if I'd seen him as he was missing his step daughters confirmation 🤦🏼♀️. I got a hand written letter on school kid notebook paper 3 months after his wife's query saying how great we'd be together while I'd sent him $1100 for a visit never made previously and the cash seemed to go for a Memorial Day blowout. I needed to suffer a minute to get the point but the sting was enough to close that ideation for good. Bad boys are bad news no matter what age group.
They also tend to be brutally ruthless to their friends, especially the ones that try to warn and help them. They tell everyone the friend is a busybody and interfering and usually the really good friend who’s just trying to help gets shunned until the truth comes out but of course, by then the friendship is ruined.
Vixx, I can never make my mind up whether these women (or men) suffer from low self-esteem or incredible vanity with a truck-sized ego. Years ago an attractive friend of mine was in a relationship with a violent abuser, there were no children involved, and when I asked her why she tolerated his appalling treatment she said "Well, I'm too beautiful to be alone." I gave up on her after that.
To quote the Marquis of Queensbury {from Oscar Wilde, on Oscar Wilde} ' He has charm, I'll give you that. Men shouldn't be charming - it's disgusting'.
@@maycasper2661 Tom Wilkinson was superb as Queensbury in the 1997 film. If you haven't seen it, I'm sure you'd very much enjoy doing so. Happy New Year, from me in Wales.
"You know what? The next time you need my attention, pick up a sledgehammer and hit me on the head - because it would hurt less than what you did". Terry is an epic storyteller, and a very loving daughter. RIP Lorreta.
Predators don't care that you make those inane dramatic speeches, they are searching for prey and the more you line yourself up, the more they are ready to go for your throat! Same with victim impact statements. Unless you know the criminal's weakness and what would hurt them the most, say nothing cuz. they live off your angst and emotion cuz. they have none!
She had a ton of money, and probably didn't care that he hadn't paid her anything in 18 years. What she did not count on however, was him killing her when she tried to throw him out. I feel sorry for her daughter, who she threw aside for this useless man.
A “ mature” Man answers the add…..shows up to rent the room….. but says I have no money & no I.d.😳……. All I hear & see is🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🤷🏻♀️ I would immediately say no thanks…bye bye
Same here, Creators Child. No way would I let someone like that - no matter how charming or handsome - move in under those circumstances. That’s how you get stuck with people who won’t move out, or worse.
May Casper, what is victim shaming about her post? The woman acted foolishly inspite of the 50 million red flags. Sometimes you just have to accept the truth, even when it hurts
I’m about 7 mins in and my brain is screaming “noooooo!!”. HOW do u show up to conduct a transaction to rent property with no identification or $??? I’m just reeling from that ALONE. Wow her mother really turned her back on her, those pillow talks must have been something else. She said they buy out had been done wrong but stated before TAW knew how to conduct buy-outs…so that’s on him! He could have wrote down where she was since he was committing suicide. Very sad & tragic story.
What a sad story. I have been on my own for 25 yrs. There have been times that I felt lonely but never so lonely that I felt that I could trust any man to be honest loving and true to me. I prefer to be alone than be in an existence like this poor woman was. Some woman cannot be their own best friend, but I can. There are exceptions, I know 4 women who have successfully married again after a long first relationship ended when the husband died. But generally the odds are stacked against the women.
I feel that too. You are my kindred friend. I had hoped to have a partner in life....but so far I haven't found anyone responsible or trustworthy to spend time with, much less move in with or share bills with! And I have accepted it. I have been told the loneliest you can be is married to the wrong person and miserable. At least when I am in a bad mood, I don't have to deal with someone else doing something that gets on my nerves. Ha Ha!
@@user-jy3zl2vp4b I hope you continue to have a long, happy and successful life…as your own boss. I read something that is, in my opinion, very true. It is not loneliness that hurts as you get older , but rather it is being forgotten.
The daughter is just as gullible as the mother. I am very protective of my mom. Ain't no way would she be moving someone she just met into her house. What's wrong with asking her many friends if they have brother uncle, cousin etc.. CRAZY
Sometimes you reap what you sow. I'm happy with my cat after my fiance died the other month. He treated me like a princess & I'll never find that again. I'm 41 with 2 boys & 2 girls, I have all I need.
@Caroline Rowles Sorry for the loss of your fiancé. Glad you are in a good place w your children and cat 🐈. Greetings from an “ Internet stranger” in Chicago 🙂🌸🌸
Exactly. You invest by giving the money to one of the companies that's involved with the actual product & you do so after having a biz meeting with their execs & seeing detailed proof of what's going on. You don't give the money to the person who told you about it.
Something about the daughter makes me uncomfortable. Any man who would answer an ad without the means to complete the transaction to the ad he responded to should not be taken seriously. The sister was the only one in the family with common sense. Cannot believe adults were so gullible. Sad, pathetic story, great channel.❤❤
Califirnia : Absolutely. You analyzed thi ´s case correctly. Some women need a man at any price, and I mean at ANY price. Too bad she couldn`d manage her luxury - problems better, she had help and friends....She was not lonely.
Netherland Do you mean loay??? Her daughter had the very best intentions, but we all see how it worked out. Can´t just forget all about common sense. Sad all around, hope the dauhgter can find some healing some day.
Nah that daughter was part of the problem. Let's go ahead and trust a guy, whom you already have a horrible feeling about, to draft LEGAL buyout papers.
In between meeting him and the dinner, it would've been wise to run the situation by an outside party, at the very least. My immediate thought: who goes to see a listing knowing they have no idea, no cash, no ANYTHING? I don't care how charming at first - with him out of sight - these glaring red flags should've been apparent
That's only cold if you make it that way. For example, if you consult a lawyer but are apologetic and repeat 50 times "im just afraid because tv and i do this with everyone all the time now and I also lock my doors and don't tell my real name online" it's not cold or mean. Just, paranoid. *nods affirmingly*
I personally don’t believe you can be soooo manipulated that you can betray your daughter like that. I feel more sorry for the daughter and I can overlook her gullibility because of her condition.
She also betrayed all her friends who invested in her “boyfriend “ and never got a cent back. Sorry but taking advantage of those I love would be a total deal breaker in a relationship!
Everybody on this planet has a personal story to tell and it’s never good to bring a stranger into your life because you don’t know what their story is.
Definitely not someone who immediately tells you they have no rent money, plus, plus then have a romantic relationship with them. Never do this!! Direct that man to a shelter.
I'm thinking if he globbed onto a different family and friends maybe someone would have been suspicious/intelligent enough to call the police or at least taken him to court to recoup the money they lent him.
After he signed the things over to the daughter and she knew everything he owned was ripped from her mom and that he had killed her in return... the daughter still lets him stay in the house. He was a creep but the story is so similar to Dirty John, it is unbelievable it can happen so many times to intelligent women.
We don't know exactly what he signed over to the daughter. If he and her mum were married then I guess the house would legally be his. Strange though, because there was no mention of them having married, but the police refer to Loretta many times as "your wife" when questioning him.
She says her mom looked like "Alexis from Dynasty" - if you are young and unfamiliar w Dynasty - Start at Episode 1. Its so far out. Alexis isn't in the series until later, but it's still great. Then, when she's introduced, it's extra far out. It's insane 80s fashion and hilariously unbelievable, yet awesome, plot twists. Alexis is the best. EDIT: and the fact that she compared her mom's glamor to Alexis is so sweet, it's like the ultimate admiring compliment.
You're right He didn't even have the decency to pen a note as to where her body was before suicide. And the audacity to hand the daughter cash & a statement saying she will get everything he has if he dies.
From the moment he walked in the house first time taking inventory. He hit the jackpot once he got foot in door. She should have listened to her friends.
Always remember the Doors. "Keep your eyes on the road and your hands upon the wheel". And " there's a killer on the road, his brain is squirming like a toad". Two priceless Jems.
I'm only a few minutes into this, and all I can say is these ladies were so unwise! EDIT... I will never understand how one allows a perfect stranger to come into their lives and totally molest them in every way possible even unto severing relationships! It's so sad to be that needy concerning a man or companionship. Sad, and in this case, deadly! 😢 She never even knew this man!!!
I’m 63 y/o and married 44 years to my one and only true love. When/if he passes away before I do,..I don’t think I could/would want another man in my life,..not even for companionship (I might be wrong, I don’t know),…but it’s how I feel. Even if I would want another man in my life,…you can bet I would have his background checked out throughly. This case is so sad for mother and daughter.💔
Don’t be so harsh on this victim. She was lonely and vulnerable and targeted by a charming sociopath. This happened in the days before the internet when she met him so looking up someone’s past or references was not easy. By the time things got really bad, this con artist was completely enmeshed in her life. Awful story.
She's an adult, not a child. After a time, you are no longer a victim but a volunteer. Her journal writings prove that she new what was going on with this dude, too weak to leave.
@@gigilamoore2656 I agree but my point is that sociopaths are expert on zeroing in on vulnerable people. They will not bother with a strong and smart personality, instead, they look for someone in a weak position that they can con and manipulate. They can be incredibly convincing. Just be thankful that you have never been targeted by a sociopath.
Being sarcastic, I would have to really think about a guy named 'Taw'. Totally crazy to rent a room to find a boyfriend/future husband. No ID, come on people. I am glad she found her mother. RIP
Sad the woman died.. but sorry She really brought this on herself. Desperate for a man and ignored every red flag even after he told her he was lying..
This is idiotic Let me tell you why in a way everyone will understand... We have all had... A Really Bad Ex. Sure, they're your ex now. But the point is that when you met, you had no idea. Everyone on this planet is gullible in more ways than one. Even experts about body language get it wrong all the time. That's why people get off the suspect list or get away with murder even. Or why gacy shook hands with politicians and dahmer got the kid who doesnt speak english -back-, back from the cops, naked and bloody. Even. Always remember your exes. Lol. Don't trust people so much you let them hold your heart. You hang on to that. And always be kind. Cause when you look at tgis world you have to realize that beauty is the only thing worth hanging onto. Everything else is meaningless.
If I were renting a room out, there's no way I would accept anyone, man or woman, without a background check and security deposit and first and last month's rent. How ridiculous she was.
As someone who has personally been 'taken' before (luckily, only to the tune of a few hundred dollars and that was the only time, yet I still feel 'dumb' thinking about it years later...), I can coin a phrase for people like us: Hope pushes common sense out the door. As foolish as it all seems in HINDSIGHT, at the TIME, I really believed that the gal was coming to live w/ me. Everyone ELSE can usually see it before the 'mark', but it happens and every single person is vulnerable to this type of reaction on some level and to some degree.
So true. And as soon as we learn THIS type of con.....there are already 50 NEW cons we wont recognize or know how to handle safely. The young think they know it all and that con jobs don't change. It is a never ending battle...which ends with us trusting each other less and less...and refusing to show kindnesses to strangers. So sad.
This episode touched me emotionally. Probably not why most people would think, but because she had so much of her life being close to and being loved by her mother. I didn't have that and I can't imagine having it and losing it to this horrible man. I wish her healing and peace and blessings. From Grandma Gia in the Ozarks
Sad story what’s wrong with these people they know somebody’s a killer they know they’re dangerous and then they go to their house, their apartment or their hotel room by themselves and trust that they’re not going to be hurt. unbelievable she should’ve contacted the police at every turn so they could’ve been able to rescue her if something happened…😮 sad how her mother gave up everything and turned on her daughter for a MAN and his attention.. how a mom could do that to her child for ANY MAN is sad and crazy.
This is idiotic. Not you, just the thought. ( Which most people have about this kind of situation). Let me tell you why in a way everyone will understand... We have all had... A Really Bad Ex. Sure, they're your ex now. But the point is that when you met, you had no idea. Everyone on this planet is gullible in more ways than one. Even experts about body language get it wrong all the time. That's why people get off the suspect list or get away with murder even. Or why gacy shook hands with politicians and dahmer got the kid who doesnt speak english -back-, back from the cops, naked and bloody. Even. Always remember your exes. Lol. Don't trust people so much you let them hold your heart. You hang on to that. And always be kind. Cause when you look at tgis world you have to realize that beauty is the only thing worth hanging onto. Everything else is meaningless.
@@maycasper2661 Yes true enough. Since my parets were born in 1913 and got me in `56 I was raised very old fashioned. My mom always told me: Never pay for nothing if a guy invites you or showes interest in you. She was right!! And never forget about common sense.
