Internet Relationships

[Wyborn]

Originally posted by Sir Bolt:
But you live literally a country apart. I don't see how you two can carry on regularly.

It takes a lot of devotion, and a lot of trust. We connect on a level a lot of people who know each other in person do not. I'm not going to lie and say it's easy, but I don't regret a moment of it.

[The Missing Link]

^ Congraturations.

As I've said, I really don't see a whole lot of how it makes a difference. I mean, there is a difference, yes, but it's really a trivial matter from my perspective. It has worked. It just requires commitment and trust like any relationship. Pretty much what Wy said.


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[The Missing Link]

^ Y'know, for someone who doesn't like talking about it, why are you bringing to the front burner?


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[Bomby]

With coconut seasoning.

[Heroine of the Dragon]

It's something that doesn't work for everyone. But just coz it doesn't work for you, doesn't mean it can't work for someone else. Any relationship, no matter how it's found, can carry risk.

Personally, I would never have thought I could care about some people I've met online as much as I do considering I've never met them. It's all great though!

[Bomby]

And mayonnaise.

[Fishmael]

7. Then its smooth sailing.

[The Missing Link]

Originally posted by Tunbs:
Plus, it seems with an internet relationship you're bonded so closely by your trust, personalities, and other various "inner" things more than just looks- something that definitely can't be said for an RL relation.

^ Word up, yo.



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[Fishmael]

FamilyGuy= teh pwnorzs.

[Bomby]

A little bit of rice on the side, too.

[Vinny]

Originally posted by Tunbs:
Plus, it seems with an internet relationship you're bonded so closely by your trust, personalities, and other various "inner" things more than just looks- something that definitely can't be said for an RL relation.

Yeah, I'd agree with that. But I wouldn't get into an online relationship; it's just not my thing. However, I think it's alright if it makes someone happy. And frankly, if someone would ever stop doing something that makes him happy and hurt others in the process just because I disagreed with what he was doing, then he'd be a moron.

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[The Missing Link]

^ I applaud you, really I do. That's the definition of open-mindedness right there, and that's something rare to see nowadays.


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[Stolenbrokensoul]

O_o im engaged to someone i met on the internet 3 years ago.... moreso, i met him through another friend online, he lived in my old state, i came up to visit my friends, met him IRL, and omfg, we fell for each other, dated for about 5 months, mutually decided that it was for better, spent the last 2 1/2 years almost never talking, and we picked right up where we left off and are completely in love with each other still. We have the same feelings, can finish each others sentences, read each others thoughts, and even have done some of the same things on the same days O_o i love him... a lot... the time and distance made us stronger and now that im moving back up to MN, we're going to get married.