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tweety51 ago

I don't mean to seem like a total ignoramus but how do you set up a throwaway email? Do you just pick a fake name and go to mail.proton.com to make an account? Can people email you? Does it cost anything? Is the point that it would be undetectable? Is this what you do when signing up for sites that require email? I am sorry to be such a dolt, but I know NOTHING about this and you are the only people that even suggest this. Thanks in advance.

Crensch ago

Do you just pick a fake name and go to mail.proton.com to make an account?

Yep.

Can people email you?

Yep.

Does it cost anything?

Nope.

Is the point that it would be undetectable?

Not linked to your personal account and can be used to "verify" you to these websites.

Is this what you do when signing up for sites that require email?

Yep.

I am sorry to be such a dolt, but I know NOTHING about this and you are the only people that even suggest this.

I don't expect someone that hasn't encountered this issue/situation to know exactly what's going on. All good questions.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers

tweety51 ago

In my best Gomer Pyle voice...thankye, thankye, thankye!

moderator99 ago

Well, gawwwwly!

tweety51 ago

Been watching some old reruns...love those old shows...back when the WHOLE family could watch together. The older I get the more I long for the "good old days".
My memories are like an attic where I go up and pick through things, fingering them as I remember...my life...unique to me and I am comforted, knowing that it was a full life that had meaning and purpose and I am filled with joy.

moderator99 ago

I have some Andy if Mayberry DVDs stashed in a box that I watch sometimes.

I remember more about my early days than I used to as I get older and think back on them. I can draw up a lot of things from as far back as when I was 3 or 4 years old that I had totally forgotten about. Kinda saddens me though in the end when I compare it to now. I get up to the mid-80s when I was in my 20s and then it all goes to shit after that. It was the onset of globalization that ruined it. That's very clear to me.

tweety51 ago

Well, the nice thing about memories is that you can choose the ones that bring you joy and comfort. Write the crappy ones down and then destroy them...banish them forever! It is amazing the older we get how much we like to spend time in our childhood. I come from a very dysfunctional family so it is surprising that the good memories are more prominent. The simplicity of life was so wonderful. Even the kids today are stressed to the max.
Hey, where do you think you will end up after voat?

moderator99 ago

Some things I've learned from experience and research....

Memories become more engrained in your brain the more you fire up the associated neural pathways by thinking about them.

Writing memories down makes you draw up those old memories and establish them more strongly in your mind. Burning what you wrote afterwards is just a ritual. It doesn't make them go away. It just offers a sense of release.

It's better to just recognize when the memories are bad ones and turn your mind to something else instead.

Good memories are usually more prominent because you tend to think about those moments more often.

Sorry. I can't help myself. I'm very interested in how the mind works and did a lot of research on it over the years.


I just signed upon Poat and Gab. I use the name Moderator99A.

tweety51 ago

Have you ever read about EFT or tapping. I have successfully used that.

Thanks for sharing your research ability and wealth of knowledge. God bless you and I will see you on the other side!

tweety51 ago

Have you ever read about EFT or tapping? It is very interesting and I have successfully used that. Will see you on the other side. I have been challenged by your extensive research. Thank you...see you on the other side...God bless you!