"Hi everyone, I'm Sara, and I need to talk about something really important.


Don't fool yourselves into thinking you'll find a genuine girlfriend on Steam. It's simply not going to happen; you'll get scammed.

(You): 'What do you mean, Sara? Scammed how?'


(Sara): 'She'll trick you, saying she loves you, and you'll think, "Oh my god, thank goodness, I have a girlfriend!" But she's lying. All she wants are your skins or your money. If she truly loved you, she wouldn't ask for any of that. She'd just want to spend time with you and have fun. Guys, don't be naive!'


(You): 'No, you're just jealous. She's my girlfriend, and I trust her.'

(Sara): 'Boy, you just met her yesterday! How can you trust her? Are you serious? She can easily stick around for a month just to scam you.'


(You): 'Sara, please stop.'


(Sara): 'I will stop, but first, I need to tell you this I remember once being invited to a Steam group, and it was seriously messed up. Everyone in that group was a scammer. If that's not clear enough, let me elaborate it was a group of girls, and they were all openly discussing how they scammed boys. Here's a taste of what they were saying



(One from the group): "Hahahaha! I literally just talked to him for a month, and I got him to buy me gloves and knives in CS2! Oh my god, he was so stupid!



(Another from the group): "OMG! Girl, how did you pull that off?!"?


(The first one): I played games with him, talked to him on calls, and even sent him funny videos on Instagram every single day. I made him fall completely in love with me. I was telling him we were going to get married and all sorts of things, lol. And he kept saying how much he loved me and how much I meant to him. He was so stupid!'