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Oct 21, 2021 16:25
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I’m Ayase Nana ♡
If you turned down exchanging LINE contacts, he probably assumed you weren’t a good match and said goodbye. Are you sure that’s okay?
You could say you can’t use LINE because your parents might see it, and suggest exchanging messages or emails instead.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I’m sure there are cases where using a LINE account doesn’t raise any suspicions, but normally they’d wonder, “Why?”
Besides, the moment you put off exchanging LINE contacts, they’ll probably think, “This girl is keeping her distance,” so there’s not much point worrying about it now.
I’d probably play dumb and say, “I don’t like LINE because I’m embarrassed by my profile photo! Can we use SMS instead?♡”
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
I couldn’t really understand why using regular LINE would reveal your identity, while using an official LINE account (LINE@ has been discontinued) supposedly wouldn’t.
If the concern is that your family or boyfriend might see your smartphone screen when you use regular LINE, wouldn’t the same thing apply to an official LINE account?
A papa who knows the ropes might think, “Wait, this is different,” when someone uses an official LINE account, but people who aren’t very familiar with it might not notice.
I’ve never used an official LINE account myself, so I’m not entirely sure either...
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I'm Kazu, a male member.
Only one of the nearly 100 women I've met so far has refused to share her LINE ID.
LINE@ was widely used by sex workers in the past, so it has a somewhat "sex-industry" feel to it.