Online relationships

The pros and cons of relationships built over the internet.

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[MrSketchITG2]

Online dating and dating in your city are basically the same thing. You never know what you get til a few months down the road. You can meet someone at the club and they could lie about who they are, and could even be a psycho.

Basically relationships are a gamble. You never know what you're gonna get til later on.

This video is extremely right though. But these are signs to look for in the real world too, not just online.

I think you did a fantastic job on this blog.

-TJ

[Boltedhourglass]

i totally agree, I think I was just trying to efend online dating a little more, just because a lot of people don't think too positively about it. You're right though, you can easily meet the same people out there in the real world. :) and thanks TJ.

[mindini]

You're so goodlooking.

= )

[OfficialKohieArts]

Thank you for this video sir

[Annntonnni]

Youtube refuses to post the rest of my story so fuck it -_- everyone will make fun of me anyway.

[Annntonnni]

And she is so sweet and friendly, and she has also a great sense of humour.

I am so confused. I really love her but my parents try to get me out of that relationship because she's not 'a good girl' for me since she had 'a whole different education, a bad one' which I believe to be false: she doesnt smoke, doesnt have any piercings or anything like that. She's polite and helpful. Little lazy though. But so am I, times ten :)

I dont know what to do. I dont want to leave her. You'd say 'you'll su

[Annntonnni]

And we kept believing in eachother: a few months later she came back for me. Then I came back ect... (50€ for a flight, Ryanair is low-cost and cheap :D )

This relationship is already working for a year.

She's all cute and friendly. However, she isn't that intelligent. She's not stupid, but she's doing cooking schools while I'm going to college soon. She's also a little shy when it comes to talking English. She is very social though, she could become friends with everyone.

And she is so sweet

[Annntonnni]

Okay I need someone to read my story and please don't make fun of it.

This is a true story: I've met this girl in Finland, when I was on my holiday,I knew we had feelings for eachother but... we were both too shy. So at the end of my holiday I could finally kiss her. I was 15 then, now I'm 16. It was my first and most memorable kiss so far. Saying goodbye was horrible, I had to go back to Belgium. :'(

Anyhow, we exchanged our MSN e-mails(it's a chatting computer program, like AIM in USA) to cha

[TheCandyfloat]

and omg. you are fucking adorable too xD lol

[ImaginarYxGoddesS]

I still love him with all my heart, but I feel like I wasted myself. It'll probably be well over a year before I get over him.

I still want him, I just want him to be truthful to me.

Conclusion: My advice is to not invest in an online relationship, unless you plan to act on it. Meet, if you're able to. Also, access the situation. Don't act on feelings of "fantasy," but look at your situation from a realistic point-of-view. Just because he plays a warrior does not mean he IS a warrior.

[ImaginarYxGoddesS]

But despite that, I knew he was a good person. He was just inexperienced and bad with words. Even now, I still think he's a good person overall, just not to me. It's been more than two years, and our troubles slowly grew and grew until it came to the point of traumatic disconnection. We had planned to meet, we had so many plans, but in the end, we're complete opposites. If this was a year ago, I would tell you I thought we were so much alike, but we're not.

[ImaginarYxGoddesS]

The difference with online and local relationships, is that you can SEE the person. This is vital in terms of body language and confirmation.

I thought I met the man of my dreams through WoW. He wasn't flirty (at first), he was positive, innocent, funny, not pathetic. I had never met anyone remotely like him online. Then three months later, I discovered some lies. I don't know if I exaggerated what really happened, but he continued the previous mistakes in the form of new mistakes.

[CastleFlameGal]

@Reneelawrence666 Yes you can fake it but it's pretty obvious to tell as when you have conversations with them they should react to what you say. If you're gonna go on webcam with someone I usually make sure they have their microphone on aswell.