aries1234: I must say i believe it's impossible to feel ''real love'' on the web.
I do know it is possible to meet people on the internet, which can lead to us finding our true love when we meet that person. But i'm talking about long-distance relationship here.
I HAVE been through it some time ago, and i also see so many people that are in an internet relationship and believe they are deeply in love with each other while they NEVER actualy met. People are NEVER themselves on the internet! you can try as hard as you want you will never act as if it happened for real. How can you be really in love with someone you don't even know? Everything you can feel on the internet is only a pseudo-feeling of the internet ''world'' you create.
I could go on and pull out many other reasons why i believe ''real love'' can't exist on the internet, but i want to have your opinion. Do you believe it can exist or not?
(for those that say that some internet relationship do work even in real life, i say it's just a coincidence, the same odds of picking someone you get along with in the street, your class or your work.)
Edit: I just hate it when people claim ''true love'' when they actually never met each other. They just can't even face the fact that their ''relationship'' is brittle, and often end up secluding themselves from the outside world, which has FAR more possibilities and options than the internet.
One correction required from me
Yes why not
99.99% successfully guaranteed when its girl side .
but if this is boy side then only. 0.00 1% chances.
(In this condition must requirement is big property holder boy )
NOTE = Here I want to request innocent people stay away from scammers / or online marriage frauds)
Its my opinion you have right to disagree with me.
daearsIn a house lol, Hawke's Bay New Zealand1,542 posts
deedee123xo: Yes it's possible if you find someone on the same page as you in life. If you both have the time patience and willingness to put the effort in.
and are truthful and committed to each other for real whilst online before the real touch hold hug meet.
Internet , or online dating can also involve Skype or FaceTime, and if you consider that love is a state of mind , I don't see no reason why people can't fall in love, without actually meeting in person.
One should know how far they are prepared to go when starting something online... Be honest with your intentions from the start and let the other one decide if they want the same... Feelings don't make a difference if they are hurt in "real life" or online... It isn't easy to walk the talk, so choose your words carefully, you are dealing with human beings...
daearsIn a house lol, Hawke's Bay New Zealand1,542 posts
pKrema: One should know how far they are prepared to go when starting something online... Be honest with your intentions from the start and let the other one decide if they want the same... Feelings don't make a difference if they are hurt in "real life" or online... It isn't easy to walk the talk, so choose your words carefully, you are dealing with human beings...
SweetnFunnyChicSharjah, United Arab Emirates374 posts
Well its different for everybody. I have friends that fell in love online and stayed in touch through text, email etc odd phone calls now they are married its been a couple of years. Long distance can work it just depends on both parties commitment to it. For me I will not get into a relationship with a guy I have not met in person. If he is serious he should meet me and we should spend some time together, get to know each other, meet each others families if possible.
One2note: Internet , or online dating can also involve Skype or FaceTime, and if you consider that love is a state of mind , I don't see no reason why people can't fall in love, without actually meeting in person.
aries1234: I do know it is possible to meet people on the internet, which can lead to us finding our true love when we meet that person. But i'm talking about long-distance relationship here.
I think that people cannot really get to know someone in a long-distance relationship. I was in a long-distance relationship in the past and we saw each other quite regularly, since we were not so far away. It started as a "summer romance" (he was a friend of the friend I was visiting during the summer) and went on for 8 months. We spent a couple of days together, a week together, a couple of weeks together, the whole month together, but... I always felt like I'm actually having a long summer romance. It wasn't the same as dating someone living in your town you see (almost) every day. Everything was - either too much or too little. When we were together - it was like living together (and we didn't know each other well enough for something like that, so it felt rather forced) and when we were away - there was nothing but skype and messages. It didn't feel REAL. It's hard to explain... I think that I needed much more time to realize that we actually didn't suit each other than I would have needed if we had lived in the same town. I met his family and friends and those really important information about him I got through them, actually. They gave me a more complete picture I wouldn't have got for many more months hadn't I met them.
aries1234: I HAVE been through it some time ago, and i also see so many people that are in an internet relationship and believe they are deeply in love with each other while they NEVER actualy met.
This happened to me, too. It's weird - when you finally meet your virtual love. It's like meeting someone you know and someone who is completely new - at the same time. A very unnatural feeling actually. It might develop into love relationship in reality, too, but it doesn't have to. It depends whether you are going to like all sides of that person or not - those sides you cannot possibly get to know on skype.
I know people who fell in love with someone's posts on forums, without ever seeing that person (seeing only their avatars and nicknames). I have a friend who got married that way. We were all chatting on one forum and he got a message from a woman saying: "I want to meet you. I'm in love with your posts." and he replied: "But you know nothing about me" and she said: "I don't care. You can be the ugliest person in the world. I'm already in love with you". They met, started dating, got married, have two children now... Everything is possible.
aries1234: How can you be really in love with someone you don't even know? Everything you can feel on the internet is only a pseudo-feeling of the internet ''world'' you create.
Your own feelings are always real for you. That's why people who play with other people romantically and emotionally online are so cruel. Some say: "But it's only internet! It's not real!". But - it IS real for the one having those feelings.
aries1234: Do you believe it can exist or not?
One can spend all their life in love with virtual people without ever meeting them. It depends whether it's something one wants... I know people who don't want to meet in person. They want to have eternal virtual love relationships. They have their emotional needs fulfilled on the internet without all the responsibilities and problems a real relationship can have. It's not much different with people who like long-distance relationships. They take the best, only fun, only joy and - never deal with everyday problems, duties, etc.
Mayako: I think that people cannot really get to know someone in a long-distance relationship. I was in a long-distance relationship in the past and we saw each other quite regularly, since we were not so far away. It started as a "summer romance" (he was a friend of the friend I was visiting during the summer) and went on for 8 months. We spent a couple of days together, a week together, a couple of weeks together, the whole month together, but... I always felt like I'm actually having a long summer romance. It wasn't the same as dating someone living in your town you see (almost) every day. Everything was - either too much or too little. When we were together - it was like living together (and we didn't know each other well enough for something like that, so it felt rather forced) and when we were away - there was nothing but skype and messages. It didn't feel REAL. It's hard to explain... I think that I needed much more time to realize that we actually didn't suit each other than I would have needed if we had lived in the same town. I met his family and friends and those really important information about him I got through them, actually. They gave me a more complete picture I wouldn't have got for many more months hadn't I met them.
This happened to me, too. It's weird - when you finally meet your virtual love. It's like meeting someone you know and someone who is completely new - at the same time. A very unnatural feeling actually. It might develop into love relationship in reality, too, but it doesn't have to. It depends whether you are going to like all sides of that person or not - those sides you cannot possibly get to know on skype.
I know people who fell in love with someone's posts on forums, without ever seeing that person (seeing only their avatars and nicknames). I have a friend who got married that way. We were all chatting on one forum and he got a message from a woman saying: "I want to meet you. I'm in love with your posts." and he replied: "But you know nothing about me" and she said: "I don't care. You can be the ugliest person in the world. I'm already in love with you". They met, started dating, got married, have two children now... Everything is possible.
Your own feelings are always real for you. That's why people who play with other people romantically and emotionally online are so cruel. Some say: "But it's only internet! It's not real!". But - it IS real for the one having those feelings.
One can spend all their life in love with virtual people without ever meeting them. It depends whether it's something one wants... I know people who don't want to meet in person. They want to have eternal virtual love relationships. They have their emotional needs fulfilled on the internet without all the responsibilities and problems a real relationship can have. It's not much different with people who like long-distance relationships. They take the best, only fun, only joy and - never deal with everyday problems, duties, etc.
An excellent post, unfortunately some people are jealous or have their own opinions on the world of virtual love, they killed Tomcat and Whisper as surely as if they pushed a knife through their hearts.
aries1234: An excellent post, unfortunately some people are jealous or have their own opinions on the world of virtual love, they killed Tomcat and Whisper as surely as if they pushed a knife through their hearts.
aries people can only come become a couple only if that particular couple allows it to happen.
That is why I would never announce on social sites that I was involved with someone.That way no outsiders can make snide remarks and destroy anyones relationship.
Bearwoman: aries people can only come between a couple only if that particular couple allows it to happen.
That is why I would never announce on social sites that I was involved with someone.That way no outsiders can make snide remarks and destroy anyones relationship.
...............NO.........when their profile pics shows a 30 year old woman.....you know , for a fact.....that , that pic was taken just after the first world war........a young woman in her bloom.........a hundred year gap can change people..........when you meet your mind is shouting out,,,,,,,ukking hell........
aries1234: An excellent post, unfortunately some people are jealous or have their own opinions on the world of virtual love, they killed Tomcat and Whisper as surely as if they pushed a knife through their hearts.
I don't know who those people are, but during my short existence on CS (since December - this is not my first profile) - I came to the conclusion that CS blogs and forums are for fun only, not places to make friends or find love. People spread all sorts of gossips about other people, hide their identity too much (there are exceptions, of course!) and it creates the atmosphere of distrust. I don't like that, so I stay away from personal contacts with people from this site for a while now.
However, I decided not to let CS experience make me completely distrustful about virtual people in general, because I really have some VERY good experiences - both friendships and romantic ones - with people I met on the internet.
Everyone has their own opinion and people write all sorts of things on forums. It can really affect others. Just the other day I was reading a thread on another forum about some relationship problems that were similar to some I had had in the past and - people were so judgemental, so cruel in their comments that they made the OP feel like the worst person on the planet. And not only the OP! I was reading that and started to question myself... Sometimes forums give us some different perspective on our problems, but sometimes they can give us some completely distorted view as well. We should be careful.
Mayako: I don't know who those people are, but during my short existence on CS (since December - this is not my first profile) - I came to the conclusion that CS blogs and forums are for fun only, not places to make friends or find love. People spread all sorts of gossips about other people, hide their identity too much (there are exceptions, of course!) and it creates the atmosphere of distrust. I don't like that, so I stay away from personal contacts with people from this site for a while now.
However, I decided not to let CS experience make me completely distrustful about virtual people in general, because I really have some VERY good experiences - both friendships and romantic ones - with people I met on the internet.
Everyone has their own opinion and people write all sorts of things on forums. It can really affect others. Just the other day I was reading a thread on another forum about some relationship problems that were similar to some I had had in the past and - people were so judgemental, so cruel in their comments that they made the OP feel like the worst person on the planet. And not only the OP! I was reading that and started to question myself... Sometimes forums give us some different perspective on our problems, but sometimes they can give us some completely distorted view as well. We should be careful.
I've been on a few non-dating social sites myself and at times things became pretty nasty by people passing around gossip and such.
Mayako: I don't know who those people are, but during my short existence on CS (since December - this is not my first profile) - I came to the conclusion that CS blogs and forums are for fun only, not places to make friends or find love. People spread all sorts of gossips about other people, hide their identity too much (there are exceptions, of course!) and it creates the atmosphere of distrust. I don't like that, so I stay away from personal contacts with people from this site for a while now.
However, I decided not to let CS experience make me completely distrustful about virtual people in general, because I really have some VERY good experiences - both friendships and romantic ones - with people I met on the internet.
Everyone has their own opinion and people write all sorts of things on forums. It can really affect others. Just the other day I was reading a thread on another forum about some relationship problems that were similar to some I had had in the past and - people were so judgemental, so cruel in their comments that they made the OP feel like the worst person on the planet. And not only the OP! I was reading that and started to question myself... Sometimes forums give us some different perspective on our problems, but sometimes they can give us some completely distorted view as well. We should be careful.
Good comment, I would never share my feelings on Social media again. I like repartee like the next man, i guess I asked for it in a way , by being so trusting to others , i exposed the one I loved to the trolls. It's easy to be wise in retrospect, I wouldn't change my 3 year relationship, we both learned never to trust the great social media public.
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I do know it is possible to meet people on the internet, which can lead to us finding our true love when we meet that person. But i'm talking about long-distance relationship here.
I HAVE been through it some time ago, and i also see so many people that are in an internet relationship and believe they are deeply in love with each other while they NEVER actualy met. People are NEVER themselves on the internet! you can try as hard as you want you will never act as if it happened for real. How can you be really in love with someone you don't even know? Everything you can feel on the internet is only a pseudo-feeling of the internet ''world'' you create.
I could go on and pull out many other reasons why i believe ''real love'' can't exist on the internet, but i want to have your opinion. Do you believe it can exist or not?
(for those that say that some internet relationship do work even in real life, i say it's just a coincidence, the same odds of picking someone you get along with in the street, your class or your work.)
Edit: I just hate it when people claim ''true love'' when they actually never met each other. They just can't even face the fact that their ''relationship'' is brittle, and often end up secluding themselves from the outside world, which has FAR more possibilities and options than the internet.
Yes why not
99.99% successfully guaranteed when its girl side .
but if this is boy side then only. 0.00 1% chances.
(In this condition must requirement is big property holder boy )
NOTE = Here I want to request innocent people stay away from scammers / or online marriage frauds)
Its my opinion you have right to disagree with me.
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