When I see things like this, I'm amazed to think that people, especially those in the public eye, think that they can do something like this without anyone else finding out about it. According to Gawker, Congressman Lee lied to the wrong person. Once the woman Congressman Lee contacted on Craigslist realized that he lied about his age, occupation, and marital status, she forwarded their emails to Gawker. This has put the brakes on this man's career, and I suspect has caused problems in his marriage even though the article claims that they are "happily married."
Below are some tips.
The Ways of the Internet:
1. Anything you put in print, especially something risqué in nature, can and will be forwarded to lots and lots of people. Some of those people you will know, some you will not. No matter what efforts you put in to deleting this information, it will always be somewhere.
2. If you are promiscuous, you will be found out.
3. If you are in the public eye, news will travel twice the distance at twice the speed.
4. There will be consequences.
5. You are not the exception to all the rules.
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