Beware ... they're cunning and they are relentless
in their search for victims like barracudas in the
great sea of the Internet where a vast selection of
unsuspecting targets trustingly accept followers
who swiftly and discreetly message them with
disarming yet intimate innocence like long-lost
friends re-connecting. They are social predators
like trap-door spiders disguising the portals to
their inner sanctorums until an oblivious casualty
stumbles and falls into their patient, deadly grasp.
For this is an alter world of victim-grasping beasts
of prey and the naive are all ripe for the vulture's strike.
The approach of these slimy hunters is to disarm and
to charm, to befriend the vulnerable by wiles of persuasive
emotional gravitational attraction as they candidly profess
their need for compassionate empathy and hesitantly
declare their profound admiration for the unwitting
victim, gaining trust to gain the ground needed to
implore vital funding or emotional fulfillment or
to gain the the thrill of gulling the impressionable.