When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in? (135)

Aug 30, 2013 5:40 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
montemonte
montemontemontemonteunknown, New Jersey USA114 Threads 4 Polls 5,631 Posts
janie1305: It's how you interpret it that matters Rohaan. In my opinion it makes no difference whatsoever. You would still be in a relationship and therefore why would you want to be here?



When I joined I wasn't looking for a relationship but when you're not looking is when the best one comes along.....and he did cheering

I'm still here because he is still here. I know I will eventually leave. If he wants to stay, that's his prerogative.
Aug 30, 2013 5:42 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Glatlol:

"As I said earlier IMO it is not right to be on a singles site if you are not actually single."


I read, and re-read this a couple of times, and voila, I agree with you.
Aug 30, 2013 5:43 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
montemonte: When I joined I wasn't looking for a relationship but when you're not looking is when the best one comes along.....and he did

I'm still here because he is still here. I know I will eventually leave. If he wants to stay, that's his prerogative.
Hiya Monte--howz it goin'?
Aug 30, 2013 5:46 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
montemonte
montemontemontemonteunknown, New Jersey USA114 Threads 4 Polls 5,631 Posts
rohaan: Hiya Monte--howz it goin'?



Hi Ro.....doing pretty well even after knee replacement for the second time.


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Aug 30, 2013 6:02 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
emerald888
emerald888emerald888wicklow, Wicklow Ireland2 Threads 1,054 Posts
Glatlol: I was simply posting the sites terms and conditions.

I agree that marriage can be formal or informal, there is a timeframe here, cant remember what it is, where you are considered "common law" husband and wife.

As I said earlier IMO it is not right to be on a singles site if you are not actually single.


What if you met mr wonderful on the forums and he wanted to log in ever now and then, so many people claim to have met mr.right here and still log in.

Not about having contact with who ever you clicked with. It is the banther with all the folks you connected with, and that makes the forums. If your here day or night, remember for some, this is a life line. They wont openly admit it, but we know it is. jmo peace
Aug 30, 2013 6:13 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
montemonte
montemontemontemonteunknown, New Jersey USA114 Threads 4 Polls 5,631 Posts
Glatlol: I was simply posting the sites terms and conditions.

I agree that marriage can be formal or informal, there is a timeframe here, cant remember what it is, where you are considered "common law" husband and wife.

As I said earlier IMO it is not right to be on a singles site if you are not actually single.



Glat, it's my opinion that when CS was formed it was meant for singles, hence the name.

Times have changed and the word "single" can have different meanings. I am technically single because I'm not married. However, I'm not single in the sense that I'm on here to look for a partner.

So I think it depends how one interprets the word "single".

I don't think married couples are going to cause a problem for those who are still looking for a partner.

For example, RDM and Marijo. They are attached. Do they pose a threat to other singles......no, they don't.
Aug 30, 2013 8:13 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
lifeisadream
lifeisadreamlifeisadreamMexi Go, Mexico State Mexico156 Threads 20 Polls 16,713 Posts
That is a personal choice: some choose to be part of the CS forums even if they are not single or not looking for a partner.

However, I do find hilarious to see a couple sending kisses or exchanging smitten messages in the fora.

Me, had I found Romeo I would not be here or at least not as frequently as I do and certainly I would keep my relationship private.






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Aug 31, 2013 3:53 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Checkers101
Checkers101Checkers101terre haute, Florida USA48 Threads 46 Polls 106 Posts
truheart1941: ...Ohio...must be a nice place to live....(nice class of people)....


that's because its next to Indiana LOL
Aug 31, 2013 4:15 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
KNenagh
KNenaghKNenaghAachen, Kilkenny Ireland12 Threads 11,160 Posts
Checkers101: I still log in here but have made it clear on my profile that I am married to a wonderful woman,although its hard for some to believe I still have people on this site I consider friends. I also like the polls and blogs


For more than half of the time I'm on here I had it on my profile that I wasn't looking (no time for a relationship because of work, travelling and studying). At this stage I'm not looking for someone on here but I like the forums and blogs as entertainment when I'm travelling or sitting at home some evenings reading or watching telly.

So if I meet someone in RL and he has no problems with me being here, I would stay on. I personally have no problem with people who have met someone using the site as long as they say it on their profile. handshake
Aug 31, 2013 9:26 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Glatlol
GlatlolGlatlolDublin, Ireland2 Threads 5,358 Posts
montemonte: Glat, it's my opinion that when CS was formed it was meant for singles, hence the name.

Times have changed and the word "single" can have different meanings. I am technically single because I'm not married. However, I'm not single in the sense that I'm on here to look for a partner.

So I think it depends how one interprets the word "single".

I don't think married couples are going to cause a problem for those who are still looking for a partner.

For example, RDM and Marijo. They are attached. Do they pose a threat to other singles......no, they don't.



I dont agree M. Single is simply that single as in not in a relationship you dont have to be married to be not single.

I am sure they dont cause a problem and if someone wants to stay on the site when not single thats entirely their business, I am simply stating how I feel about the matter.
Aug 31, 2013 9:53 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
chris27292729
chris27292729chris27292729IOS island, South Aegean Greece93 Threads 15,811 Posts
lifeisadream: and certainly I would keep my relationship private.
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Aug 31, 2013 9:58 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
......being a bigamist.....I have no conscience.....about being on here....snooty ....that's your problem not mine....snooty
Aug 31, 2013 10:12 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Antoniacv
AntoniacvAntoniacvWien, Vienna Austria11 Threads 1,084 Posts
wave

Well, I'm not 'single' and my profile clearly states Im in a relationship, and my profile picture shows me and my bf so it's pretty clear Im not looking anymore.

I was -single- when I joined , but I still like the forums and blogs and stuff and he has no problem or whatsoeever that Im still around. He doesn't come around anymore though, but it's his business.

Now , in a while I won't be legally 'single' anymore either , and more likely I will still come around.

And I don't see any harm on it, I like people here. Specially some, hehe.

Ps: Im the kind of person that doesn't take restrictions very well. If He would have told me ' You CANT come around on CS'... Just because... then I would have a problem.

Saludos :D
Aug 31, 2013 12:07 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
xxDandelionxx
xxDandelionxxxxDandelionxxunknown, Hampshire, England UK8 Threads 2,525 Posts
I found someone via this site a few years ago. I was always honest and up-front about my activity here. Yes, I have made friends over the years who I have kept in touch with via other means but I enjoyed the Forums. Some folk are very entertaining, there's good banter, interesting debates and a fair few laughs - better to inter-act with others from around the globe than watch TV repeats of rubbish. I have been clear both here and to my partner, who had access to my participation, that there was no intention of looking/dating/cheating, etc for me......

Things have changed a bit now but still only interested in the Forum and friends cheers
Aug 31, 2013 12:12 PM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
xxDandelionxx: I found someone via this site a few years ago. I was always honest and up-front about my activity here. Yes, I have made friends over the years who I have kept in touch with via other means but I enjoyed the Forums. Some folk are very entertaining, there's good banter, interesting debates and a fair few laughs - better to inter-act with others from around the globe than watch TV repeats of rubbish. I have been clear both here and to my partner, who had access to my participation, that there was no intention of looking/dating/cheating, etc for me......

Things have changed a bit now but still only interested in the Forum and friends
....good for you D.....cheers thumbs up
Sep 14, 2013 5:23 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
santi83
santi83santi83Bekasi, West Java Indonesia1 Threads 512 Posts
tomcatwarne: I'm still on here, but not as much. I haven't completed my scammer training yet


yeah me too laugh
Sep 14, 2013 5:27 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
rebel2
rebel2rebel2Alicante, Valencia Spain8 Threads 6,354 Posts
No.you should not stop logging in.Your partner should trust you.Anyway,its always good to have someone in reserve grin rolling on the floor laughing
Sep 15, 2013 3:04 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Lot of good answers on here and understandably so why one should stay on a site or stop logging-in. For me, when I find a dating partner that turns-out to be sort-of long term, I stop logging in. I feel that my attention should be given to her exclusively, logging-in could be interpreted as being a player.
Sep 15, 2013 3:18 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
CuddlingSoul: Lot of good answers on here and understandably so why one should stay on a site or stop logging-in. For me, when I find a dating partner that turns-out to be sort-of long term, I stop logging in. I feel that my attention should be given to her exclusively, logging-in could be interpreted as being a player.
....I like your thinking....C.cheers
Sep 15, 2013 4:21 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
jac379
jac379jac379pontyclun, South Glamorgan, Wales UK25 Threads 3 Polls 12,293 Posts
As this is an international site, some people form connections long distance. Sometimes it can take a while to meet, sometimes it can take a while to be together regularly, or permenantly.

Do I have to permenantly live in the same house as someone to be allowed to call it a proper relationship, a real relationship?

At what point am I allowed to call a connection a relationship?

At what point am I allowed to stop showing any interest in developing a bond with other people? If I've formed a connection, but not met someone, do I have to try and make connections with other men because technically I'm single and not allowed to have integrity and loyalty towards the connection I'm forming with someone? Am I not allowed to make myself vulnerable and take a risk I might have a connection with someone that has potential to grow? Or am I just wasting your time by making my own choices about my own life with someone you don't know?

If I'm allowed to have integrity and loyalty towards someone I'm making a connection with, I'm not allowed to use this medium to maintain and develop that connection, right? I have to use mediums that I either don't have access to, or don't like using to prove to everyone I have the loyalty, integrity and commitment to the connection I'm not allowed to call a proper, or real relationship, right?

I like the connections I've made on here, they're all different and one is particularly important to me. I like the format and colours on here, I find it comfortable to read (its a dyslexic thing). I like being able to dip in and out all day and all night long as it helps my focus if I break down work tasks (I think that might be an ADD/ADHD thing). I like knowing people are around and I'm not totally isolated as I work from home, even if I don't make any comments, or talk to anyone for a bit. I like the forums. I like that I have material to discuss with the people I'm connected with, it helps developing those connections across the distance.

But you're deeply suspicious that none of this is really true and I'm a liar and a cheat.

When are you going to let me call those connections relationships, as you and I often relate to each other over the forums?

When are you going to let me be me, accept me as I am, let me decide for myself about my relationships, honesty, integrity and how things work best for me?

Sorry, that's a bit of a confusing babble directed at no one in particular, but its an accurate reflection of how I think when I see all the different opinions about what a 'real' relationship is and what function CS has for me according to you.

May I decide for myself please? Can you trust me to make decisions appropriate for me? Its so much simpler. stuck laugh
Sep 15, 2013 4:27 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
janie1305
janie1305janie1305Southampton, Hampshire, England UK16 Threads 916 Posts
jac379: As this is an international site, some people form connections long distance. Sometimes it can take a while to meet, sometimes it can take a while to be together regularly, or permenantly.

Do I have to permenantly live in the same house as someone to be allowed to call it a proper relationship, a real relationship?

At what point am I allowed to call a connection a relationship?

At what point am I allowed to stop showing any interest in developing a bond with other people? If I've formed a connection, but not met someone, do I have to try and make connections with other men because technically I'm single and not allowed to have integrity and loyalty towards the connection I'm forming with someone? Am I not allowed to make myself vulnerable and take a risk I might have a connection with someone that has potential to grow? Or am I just wasting your time by making my own choices about my own life with someone you don't know?

If I'm allowed to have integrity and loyalty towards someone I'm making a connection with, I'm not allowed to use this medium to maintain and develop that connection, right? I have to use mediums that I either don't have access to, or don't like using to prove to everyone I have the loyalty, integrity and commitment to the connection I'm not allowed to call a proper, or real relationship, right?

I like the connections I've made on here, they're all different and one is particularly important to me. I like the format and colours on here, I find it comfortable to read (its a dyslexic thing). I like being able to dip in and out all day and all night long as it helps my focus if I break down work tasks (I think that might be an ADD/ADHD thing). I like knowing people are around and I'm not totally isolated as I work from home, even if I don't make any comments, or talk to anyone for a bit. I like the forums. I like that I have material to discuss with the people I'm connected with, it helps developing those connections across the distance.

But you're deeply suspicious that none of this is really true and I'm a liar and a cheat.

When are you going to let me call those connections relationships, as you and I often relate to each other over the forums?

When are you going to let me be me, accept me as I am, let me decide for myself about my relationships, honesty, integrity and how things work best for me?

Sorry, that's a bit of a confusing babble directed at no one in particular, but its an accurate reflection of how I think when I see all the different opinions about what a 'real' relationship is and what function CS has for me according to you.

May I decide for myself please? Can you trust me to make decisions appropriate for me? Its so much simpler.


confused Jac, I think the question refers to folk who continue to log on after having found the "love of their life".
Sep 15, 2013 4:27 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Migsy
MigsyMigsycandelaria quezon, Calabarzon Philippines16 Threads 1,632 Posts
Depends
Sep 15, 2013 4:29 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
GUZMAN1
GUZMAN1GUZMAN1Barcelona, Catalonia Spain65 Threads 44 Polls 5,101 Posts
Migsy: Depends
wave Hi migs.
This site is nice even if one finds a soulmate.
Sep 15, 2013 4:31 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
pedalguy59
pedalguy59pedalguy59Burlington, Ontario Canada28 Threads 1 Polls 6,976 Posts
jac379: As this is an international site, some people form connections long distance. Sometimes it can take a while to meet, sometimes it can take a while to be together regularly, or permenantly.

Do I have to permenantly live in the same house as someone to be allowed to call it a proper relationship, a real relationship?

At what point am I allowed to call a connection a relationship?

At what point am I allowed to stop showing any interest in developing a bond with other people? If I've formed a connection, but not met someone, do I have to try and make connections with other men because technically I'm single and not allowed to have integrity and loyalty towards the connection I'm forming with someone? Am I not allowed to make myself vulnerable and take a risk I might have a connection with someone that has potential to grow? Or am I just wasting your time by making my own choices about my own life with someone you don't know?

If I'm allowed to have integrity and loyalty towards someone I'm making a connection with, I'm not allowed to use this medium to maintain and develop that connection, right? I have to use mediums that I either don't have access to, or don't like using to prove to everyone I have the loyalty, integrity and commitment to the connection I'm not allowed to call a proper, or real relationship, right?

I like the connections I've made on here, they're all different and one is particularly important to me. I like the format and colours on here, I find it comfortable to read (its a dyslexic thing). I like being able to dip in and out all day and all night long as it helps my focus if I break down work tasks (I think that might be an ADD/ADHD thing). I like knowing people are around and I'm not totally isolated as I work from home, even if I don't make any comments, or talk to anyone for a bit. I like the forums. I like that I have material to discuss with the people I'm connected with, it helps developing those connections across the distance.

But you're deeply suspicious that none of this is really true and I'm a liar and a cheat.

When are you going to let me call those connections relationships, as you and I often relate to each other over the forums?

When are you going to let me be me, accept me as I am, let me decide for myself about my relationships, honesty, integrity and how things work best for me?

Sorry, that's a bit of a confusing babble directed at no one in particular, but its an accurate reflection of how I think when I see all the different opinions about what a 'real' relationship is and what function CS has for me according to you.

May I decide for myself please? Can you trust me to make decisions appropriate for me? Its so much simpler.



Wow, I had to read that twice. This stuff is new to me. So a connection, like you have with one or more is actually a relationship that could or could not progress. I can see that.professor
Sep 15, 2013 4:34 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Obstinance_Works
Obstinance_WorksObstinance_WorksManchester, Greater Manchester, England UK3 Threads 1 Polls 3,514 Posts
I would if it was that serious. As a single man I feel ashamed about coming on here as it is and if I had a proper, serious girlfriend - as opposed to the stream of floozies I'm currently ploughing my way through - then I'd feel not twice, but thrice the shame about coming on here for my daily howl at the moon.
Sep 15, 2013 4:36 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
jac379
jac379jac379pontyclun, South Glamorgan, Wales UK25 Threads 3 Polls 12,293 Posts
janie1305: Jac, I think the question refers to folk who continue to log on after having found the "love of their life".

When am I allowed to call someone the 'love of my life'? giggle
Sep 15, 2013 4:38 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
jac379
jac379jac379pontyclun, South Glamorgan, Wales UK25 Threads 3 Polls 12,293 Posts
pedalguy59: Wow, I had to read that twice. This stuff is new to me. So a connection, like you have with one or more is actually a relationship that could or could not progress. I can see that.

Try reading a third time. laugh
Sep 15, 2013 4:41 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Torless
TorlessTorlessChristchurch, Canterbury New Zealand9 Threads 1,499 Posts
I hope that question is rheorical
Sep 15, 2013 4:41 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
pedalguy59
pedalguy59pedalguy59Burlington, Ontario Canada28 Threads 1 Polls 6,976 Posts
jac379: Try reading a third time.


Hey, I might be the only one who read it.
Sep 15, 2013 4:42 AM CST When you find someone on a dating site should you stop logging in?
Torless
TorlessTorlessChristchurch, Canterbury New Zealand9 Threads 1,499 Posts
pedalguy59: Hey, I might be the only one who read it.


No I read it twice too...um what to say..speechless..
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