Concerning posting names

Submitted by stephanie (United States), Jul 3, 2009 at 18:20

I just don't know what is allowed. The one I knew, his name was SMEmam from Cairo Egypt. He has a sister named Shereen, a brother named Ibrahim and his mother's name is Nadia. His dad is dead and he said he died when he was 17. Here in the states he simply goes by ... Sam. He is 31(born Jan. 22, 1978(not so young) and lives in PA. He will really do anything it takes to get what he wants. He is presently trying to get his MBA at Penn State and I think he will start in the fall. He had told me when I stayed with him in Cairo that he thought this was one of the best Universities to attend. That was over two years and I just didn't quite understand that was an ultimate goa and not me. His telephone service is probably Tmobile and most likely he has a California number if it isn't a PA number. He has cousins in La Habra CA (right outside of Los Angeles) He used to go by screen names: Seam78 on most of his id's such as yahoo, skype, hotmail etc.... but I am certain he has many other ids.

He is stating he isn't married on dating sites and trying to meet people that live close to him. He is married to someone about five hours from him. He will do anything to get what he wants. He is into orgy sex and things no one could not possibly imagine. Maybe this will warn some innocent person that is simply looking for love because he is dangerous in regards to watching out for sexually transmitted deseases and he just isn't into the one woman scene. He can lie as beautiful as the sun and make your whole life a lie. Anyway, I have no hopes or wants with this man. I just don't want anyone else hurt by him.

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