Although the email address most used by me is DaveS113065@yahoo.com, a less used email address for me is DaveS113065@gmail/com
The yahoo email is used for most websites as part of the log-in information, but the gmail will become more and more used. It is already the email address shown in my contact details on my personal Facebook page.
To increase my exposure, a signature has been added to my gmail that is automatically added to any email sent from that address. The idea wasn't mine, but was suggested by someone who is often conversed with online through emails.
The signature contains three photos of me naked. No email sent to anyone, regardless of who it's sent to, will be sent without the signature. I have sworn to this and committed to it. All replies to any email received on my gmail will also contain the signature. There can't be even one exception to this, ever.
My yahoo email will still be used as necessary, but there will be a transition to using the gmail as often as possible and it will eventually be the primary email used by me.
In email conversations with the one who suggested it, the signature is expected to be there to ensure I keep to my commitment and my promise.
The signature photos have been copied and pasted from a draft on my gmail, including the text that goes along with them:
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Anyone who receives an email from my gmail account or who receives a reply to an email from my gmail account can and should expect to see these photos. As my gmail becomes more commonly used, these photos are assured to be received and viewed more and more.
This probably should have happened already, but better now than never I guess. Any reason why it's not the same for your other email account on yahoo? Sending or replying to any email on any account should always expose you naked to whoever receives it. Should it not? Any good reason besides humiliation, which isn't even a reason let alone a good one?
ReplyDeleteI have to say there's no reason other than humiliation why every email sent shouldn't have the signature photos. At least none that I can think of. I sure wish there was, since I had planned to still have one way left to send emails without the signature.
ReplyDeleteI suppose the signature photos do have to be in every email I send from either address now, since I don't have any reason good enough for it not be that way.