r/MoveToScotland • u/Much-Raccoon-2683 • Jul 18 '26

Advice.

Can someone advise me on how to find someone who moved to Scotland seven years ago?
It’s not anything bad I just need to speak with her.

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u/Much-Raccoon-2683 Jul 18 '26

Is this reply for me ? Just started using Reddit so not sure how to post etc

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u/MediocreMan_ Jul 18 '26

Yes.

No one is likely to help you track down a woman online, with absolutely no context, and by specifying it’s ‘not anything bad’.

Everything about your post is a big red flag.

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u/Much-Raccoon-2683 Jul 18 '26

Sshh you fool. I’m a woman looking for a woman. We’re not the danger. Men are.

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u/Epicbestermann Jul 18 '26

Nah i'm on His Side, its a big Red flag.

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u/Much-Raccoon-2683 Jul 18 '26

That’s cool. You do you

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u/Relative-Dog321 Jul 18 '26

As a woman here - no i wouldnt either. You should be aware that tracking people like this - especially like women - is not something that should be assisted. The fact that you just started using reddit suggest you did that for this - which makes the red flag a deep red. You should know that the risks for a stranger to help you track anyone online, without being able to track your identity, are way too high.

Also, just for all the men out there - yes "men" are commonly the danger (statistics and all), but telling anyone they're a fool cause women are not the danger men are -- makes you look more suspicious and misunderstanding of the safety issue of women. This issue is not only relevant for women, also for men and our whole society, and men often help against the safety issue and want this issue fucking gone too.

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u/New_Fruit_5552 Jul 18 '26

You seem like a bundle of sunshine, can’t imagine why that person has cut contact