Hi,
How are you all doing?
Lately I found this site. It's really cool, and so real ... no spams
Check the link out ... it's true! And amazing. Believe me!
http://www.crushbits.com/findcrush/816147
Take care, and see ya.
Maria
I clicked the link (a rarity, I usually send this stuff directly to the recycle bin), and the resulting website apparently is one of those gimmicks that "calculates" whether you're compatible with your crush ... or that sort of rubbish. Nevertheless, despite knowing it's a gimmick, I giggled and typed down my name. For the crush, I typed down a movie crush (like the thread on UD in which we type down our movie crushes), and the sex of the celebrity in that little box was male, seeing as I'm gay. Now at this point it must be clarified that I've outed myself to my family and UD, but not my friends or anyone else.
When I clicked submit, I got this screen:
I was furious. I was beyond furious. Although the whole affair was gimmicky, I had typed down a real crush in that box. And now this girl was receiving the information! Who gave her a right to trick people into revealing their secrets!? And who gave a right to the bloody bastards who made this site the ability to make people discover other people's secrets!? I felt utterly betrayed. I felt that this was in violation of my basic rights.
I created an account on the site, and sure enough when I sent a make-believe crush to myself, it turned up on a special page. Does this mean that now my friends and possibly the entire school community will start debating my sexual orientation?
How disgusting.
The prank is certainly funny, for the person who is not being pranked. 
Don't get me wrong, I have always loved pranks, jokes and basically being silly (when I was 9, a girl told me that my brain was upside-down). But this crosses the line of one's privacy.
You're making me look like a cry baby!
Who is this Maria Mifsud? I could actually know her ...
), and then sent it in. Then, I emailed the girl who had sent it to me, told her something along the lines of "haha, i knew it was a prank, and just so you know, those are all the stars of Charmed!" or something, and I just hoped it sounded naive enough to believe. However, she never responded back, and never talked to me sense... but I do have people ask me if I'm gay at least once or twice every year or so, but that may not have anything to do with the "compatibility test", since it's been happening forever.
