I'm obsessed with the girl on the apple id website with

I'll save you the trouble.
Let it go. You will never find her and, even if you did, she would never date you simply due to the "stalker" aspect.

It's just a crush, leave it alone.

>Obsessing with some girl watching BBC porn on her iFag

Nice taste faggot

>>17826229
I thought the british broadcasting company was a network station and didnt have porn on it because it wasnt on cable?

>>17826201

If you are not trolling, then I suggest talking about this with someone in your life. This is not healthy.

>>17826238
I'm not him but why is this unhealthy?

>>17826247
Do you really think obsessing over a partial picture of a person on the internet and wanting to know if they would date you is mentally healthy?

>>17826253
I don't think it's particularly unhealthy. She's a pretty girl. It's normal to have such thoughts as long as he's not super obsessed, but then again that would be bad even if she wasn't from a picture.

>>17826253
yes because its the 21st century not the 20th

>>17826253
Who are you to decide what is mentally healthy you fuckboy? A man can dream.

>>17826265
>>17826269
>>17826270
>How can I find out her identity and plot a way to ask her out in real life?
That statement is unhealthy.

Essentially you are wanting Tracer from Overwatch to knock on your door.

Here is the full pic anon

If you can figure out the meta data, you might be able to start from there

https://appleid.cdn-apple.com/static/bin/cb2619138005/dist/assets/images/apple_id_desktop_2x.jpg

the unhealthy thing is, that you dont know her, her charakter, those annoying habbits she might have. That she could be totally full of shit and crazy. She could not be able to talk about anything else but gossip and having such a modelling career because she worked with apple.

Sure you take what you see and paint a picture in your head around it. But that picture isnt real and it's going to make it impossible to form a working relationship.

Because there is only one thing that helps a relationship: getting to know somebody in person, listening very carefully and asking a lot of questions, talking about your thoughts etc.