remembering a fallen Lusher

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And you joined the site the day your dear friend's cord was cut? Like, to inform her lush boyfriend of her passing? That is very nice of you.

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There's two ways of looking at this thread. Whichever way you choose to look at it, those who look at it the other way will treat you with derision.

If you are of Shylass's opinion, you won't like what I'm going to say, so stop reading this and skip to the next post.

When I first read it, I thought: poor guy, he's been dumped and fed a horrible lie. Did I have any proof? Could I have cried foul at the admins - of course not, it was a gut reaction, the sort of thing you get when you spend far too long in online communities.

Sadly, when this sort of thing happens my curiosity gets the better of me. Questions start to bug me. Like, why would someone called sxilezbo14 be in a relationship with a guy? Why is a grieving girl coming on to lush and starting friendships and relationships. So I did some delving...

Sxilezbo14 obviously had a thing for 38 year olds from Tennessee who like rock , she was previously "Married" to someone on here called loneladywolf1977. That account is now deleted, well sort of...



Obviously, "Brenda" here hasn't been as forthcoming with the nature of his/her relationship with sxilezbo14.

Then there's the witness, JessiLuv23. I have no idea what the story is here but her activity since setting up the account doesn't look like someone who watched her good friend die just days ago.

I'm sorry, I'm not going to play along with this macabre charade. There are people here who have suffered genuine loss, and to play on those feelings is sickeningly low. Manipulating people's emotions in private is despicable enough but to do it on a public forum. I sincerely hope you get the help you so obviously need.

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Really?? It appears that Jack, myself and OMKN are likely more correct here than most.

Lush has been a magnet for this type of behaviour. Once bitten, now wiser. Pound of salt with said "truths" or "sad story". Or in the world of internet .... there's always someone who will buy the bullshit.

Have a great day!

Van

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Yes, you're so right verbal.

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I wonder how many online scammers and con artists are writing down the names of the people offering condolences in this thread. "Dear so and so, my poor lesbian girlfriend, who I cured with my penis, died yesterday right before we were supposed to do our very first video chat. Unfortunately we were very poor and don't have money for a proper funeral like she deserves. Any little bit helps. Please, so we can just get past this tragedy. When her life insurance kicks in I will send you back 200 for every 100 you can donate. God bless. "

Lol

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If you are of Shylass's opinion, you won't like what I'm going to say, so stop reading this and skip to the next post.

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For those of you that are so certain that this is a hoax....if it is then ignore it. Because there is always the possibility that it is the truth and the lack of compassion here is not cool. I can't believe this this thread has deteriorated like this. You doubt the character of the poster? I doubt your's as well

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Alright. This has gone on far enough.

If you all don't know by now, you've been had.

Rule of thumb: Since its inception, every publicized death on Lush has turned out to be a complete farce.

That's no different in this case.

Are there dead Lushies? Probably. But we'll never know, as dead people can't make it known that they're dead for obvious reasons, and I don't know that any of their loved ones would make it a point to contact their Lush friends and let them know of their passing.

I apologize to those of you who were sincere in your condolences, but I'm afraid they've been wasted. This is not more than another grab for attention.

It's a sick and twisted thing to do.

But for what it's worth, the sincere responses have been heartwarming.
I saw someone mention that they'd take the OP's word for it until site staff confirmed it as a farce.

So, again: This is a farce. Bullshit, if you will.

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This is not fake. My best friend actually died. She requested before she died that I come on here and tell her friends and loved ones.

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Did anyone ask for money? I must have missed that part. By the way, human sexuality is not all just black and white. There is no reason to think that she wasn't bisexual with a leaning towards lesbianism. You actually think this is a scam to get someone to video chat? Dude...

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This is not fake. My best friend actually died. She requested before she died that I come on here and tell her friends and loved ones.

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This is not fake. My best friend actually died. She requested before she died that I come on here and tell her friends and loved ones.

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Did you not read the post from his friend saying it was a hoax? Trust me, I was quite willing to let it pass, until I saw the multiple accounts and what Brenda had been up to.

Would you actually prefer it if he was telling the truth?

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Shame on ALL of us.

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I would have thought that this a prime example of why a thread should be locked.

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Considering what's been " debated" in the Think Tank the last couple of weeks and the nature of how this thread has developed, I would have thought that this a prime example of why a thread should be locked.