The hunting

The­re are very many fakes in twit­ter. Belie­ve me, I know, I got some of them mys­elf. But when it comes to sexua­li­ty it’s get­ting har­der to iden­ti­fy fakes and distin­gu­ish them from real peo­p­le or peo­p­le try­ing to earn money with sex in the inter­net.

I’m tel­ling you this becau­se fuckhun­ter, the per­son I’m going to deal with this week, could be a fake. Anyhow you’ll just get a glimps of his life and this has to deal with sexua­li­ty, becau­se that’s his main topic on twit­ter. I do not feel pro­vo­ked by the things he tweets and I think there’s a ten­den­cy to pro­vo­ke if you have a twit­ter fake.

So on the one hand fuckhun­ter is a fake that does not fol­low the ten­den­ci­es other fakes on twit­ter have. Or he’s not a fake. Anyhow I do belie­ve the­re are guys like that twit­ter per­son. So let’s have a look at what he says:

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(engl. Now I’m going to wank on any bitch on the inter­net.)

This is quite good for a start on fuckhun­ter. Sear­ching for an anony­mous per­son for sex in the inter­net, whe­ther it’s a pic­tu­re, a small video or someone on the pho­ne, hap­pens every day, every hour. And done by more peo­p­le around you than you think.

But that’s not the only area whe­re fuckhun­ter sear­ches for sex:

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(engl.: I fucked for 180€ this month. Alt­hough yesterday’s fuck was shit. You can’t call it a fuck anyhow, cau­se I wan­ked mys­elf.)

The­re are a lot of web­sites whe­re pun­ters of pro­sti­tu­tes tell each other what pro­sti­tu­de does what and whe­re she’s stan­ding. In a way this tweet is just a trans­for­ma­ti­on of that sort of utteran­ces from tho­se sites into twit­ter. Fuckhun­ter tells all this in a very unemo­tio­nal way: He’s not angry about having spent 180€ on hoo­kers and he does­n’t see the per­so­na­li­ties in them. This is not neces­sa­ry, but it won’t fulfull you, not in the tiniest sen­se:

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(engl.: And so the fuckhun­ter wanks dai­ly. A sad sto­ry…)

If that is what you think of and do most of the time: Abso­lut­e­ly. Some­ti­mes the hun­ter beco­mes the hun­ted.