I used to be on Twitter. Left it when the infantile X man took over. Others convinced me to return.
I get new followers every day. Most are women. They put up photos of attractive women. They usually have hundreds to thousands of followers.
And they have zero to few posts.
I don’t follow them back. I think they’re bots. Lures for something going on, maybe.
A few reached out to me via X’s messaging system after they follow me. Their missives typically include, “Nice to get in touch with you. I see that you are also paying attention to some political matters. What do you think of the current political situation?” They almost always use similar words.
My response is to not answer.
Yeah, there’s nothing going on here.
Michael Seidel, writer 
I’m on Twitter, and I am not a bot, Michael. Of course, I don’t post photos of beautiful women, either. In fact, my screen photo is of a blue jay tipping its head as if to say, “What?”
I also mostly post haiku (other peoples’ or mine), but sometimes I’m a bit political.
~Nan
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Thanks, nan. Good to know real people like you are out there, adding sensibility and poetry to our existence. I had a scrub jay addressing me like that from my patio backyard this morning. Cheers.
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I’ve never been so popular as in bot land. I wonder that the X fool will depart if tRump crashes and burns completely.
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Lordy, it’s amazin’, ain’t it? LOL.
No, think the X dude will be plaguing us for a while, but maybe with less focus on him.
Have a good on, Paul. Cheers
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You too Michael
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Hi Michael. I get the same on Skype. Some just short hellos, want to talk type stuff. Always some pretty girl. Really shows they did not even take the trouble to read my bio. Silly. But desperate lonely people do start contact, then get scammed. Young kids on other platforms get hit hard with sextortion that same way. Hugs. Scottie
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