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You cited paranoia for a lot of your reasons to limit the information you shared and how it could lead someone to deduce your whereabouts. That seems logical e
by Zenbit_UX 7y ago
You cited paranoia for a lot of your reasons to limit the information you shared and how it could lead someone to deduce your whereabouts.
That seems logical enough to me, I do the same online and don't have to worry about half as much but I guess my question is, was the paranoia justified? Was there any preceeding incidents to cause you to become more cautious?
Tbh I originally assumed the blogger's perspective was male and the caution maybe a bit over the top - but understandable - re-reading it now after seeing your HN username I totally get it. Hope your situation has changed for the better since your blogging days!
- DoreenMichele 7y agoI felt it was justified. I don't see anything to be gained by trying to "prove" that in a court of public opinion. Suffice it say that I got concerning levels of unhealthy and/or negative attention online while homeless. I'm back in housing and overall doing better, though I still struggle to make ends meet.