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“You went back because you wanted to help as you suspected he may have been homeless but then you never asked if he was homeless and still don’t know...?
You can’t exactly be upset at him and not at yourself when you got what you chose freely when you knew better. He showed you who he was early on and you acted like you didn’t care...
Entertaining story, but this kind of feels also like a self-created problem for the purpose of finding content for a podcast and capitalizing on the popularity of pods like “Dear John”.”
roselillyviolet via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/07/21
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“I feel like I didn’t learn a huge amount from this series past the first episode. Even hearing from Mark/Mordecai himself wasn’t super enlightening as to the nature of his scamming or his motivations - it just felt like he was spinning yet another story. Interesting premise for a podcast, but...”Read full review »
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11/03/21
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“I just love it! Can’t wait for the next episode!! ♥️”
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05/17/21
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“this podcast is so important for women to understand that it could in fact happen to anyone regardless of education or pedigree. Some people are just that good at deception & the only thing they like is an honest woman (person) who wouldn’t ever dream of concocting such lies & so they’re...”Read full review »
SookHeeMar via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/11/21
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