minnieme2: Agree or disagree or abstain? Isn't it a bit suspect that someone who says they're in a relationsship spends so much time on CS flirting with so many, all be it harmless flirting? Doesn't say much for the relationship, does it? That's just my opinion from what I observed.
Personally i wouldn't like it, if i was the other, you should be concentrating on the *other*, of course the odd comment is fine, its where you draw the line, while most flirting on here is pretty harmless ....if its constant from within a relationship, i think perhaps something is astray, i guess there is trust But blind trust you have to look out for
How often do they see each other? If it's long distance, should they be sitting at home on their own with the TV or a book or have some fun interacting with other people?
As long as it's agreed between 2 people, they don't make each other jealous and it's FORUMS ONLY (I do know how much hook-ups are going on at least locally) I wouldn't have a problem with it - and more importantly, if it's other people, it's no ones business but between those 2.
I would hope to be too busy, but you most likely don't see someone every day and that's just me, I don't watch telly, so that's my entertainment instead (or a book)
Would say all my farewells in one message....then spend all what precious time I have with the one lady in my life......the coffin dodgers might be after me next week....
Stedan: Agree.... ... Thats a first...lol
Would say all my farewells in one message....then spend all what precious time I have with the one lady in my life......the coffin dodgers might be after me next week....
But what if you live a distance from your love, and during your time here, you made some wonderful friends and enjoyed the banter and fun times? Should one put aside the banter, friends, and few minutes of laughs and joy, because of being in a relationship?
There are partnerships that were made here on CS and I quite enjoy it when one or both parties pop in here and still interact with us. If there is trust in their relationship and they are both aware of their forum banter, why not.
Kaybee50: But what if you live a distance from your love, and during your time here, you made some wonderful friends and enjoyed the banter and fun times? Should one put aside the banter, friends, and few minutes of laughs and joy, because of being in a relationship?
There are partnerships that were made here on CS and I quite enjoy it when one or both parties pop in here and still interact with us. If there is trust in their relationship and they are both aware of their forum banter, why not.
i wouldn't farewell, but obviously you would not frequent as much, banter is fine, as long as you keep it real .... Sorry had to answer...lol
Kaybee50: But what if you live a distance from your love, and during your time here, you made some wonderful friends and enjoyed the banter and fun times? Should one put aside the banter, friends, and few minutes of laughs and joy, because of being in a relationship?
There are partnerships that were made here on CS and I quite enjoy it when one or both parties pop in here and still interact with us. If there is trust in their relationship and they are both aware of their forum banter, why not.
Don't tell people I've been trying to flirt with your cat, KB.
2girlsnocup: What people do in their free time is of no concern to anyone, especially if it doesn't effect them personally. If someone is wanting to control someone to the degree that they can't accept them posting Online, that's more of a red flag than anything else.
I'm happily in a relationship, I post on CS and other forums, and haven't felt the need to flirt with anyone. My partner knows I post and where, and doesn't really care. She's just as content as she posts on her forums.
Just because we're in a relationship, it doesn't mean we have to devote every waking moment to each other. There's something called 'me time'.
And I'd rather interact with people on an international level, learning things and laughing along the way, rather than spending me alone time like a zombie staring at a t.v. screen.
2girlsnocupunknown, Greater London, England UK2,621 posts
Kaybee50: But what if you live a distance from your love, and during your time here, you made some wonderful friends and enjoyed the banter and fun times? Should one put aside the banter, friends, and few minutes of laughs and joy, because of being in a relationship?
There are partnerships that were made here on CS and I quite enjoy it when one or both parties pop in here and still interact with us. If there is trust in their relationship and they are both aware of their forum banter, why not.
In all fairness, why should anyone have to justify what they do, to anyone else? Unless it concerns them personally, it's none of their concern.
As you say, people make friendships and enjoy the banter. Why should that suddenly stop because they're in a relationship.
The same principle can be used out in the real world. Would people stop hanging out with their single friends just because they get in a relationship? No. They'd still be friends.
2girlsnocup: In all fairness, why should anyone have to justify what they do, to anyone else? Unless it concerns them personally, it's none of their concern.
As you say, people make friendships and enjoy the banter. Why should that suddenly stop because they're in a relationship.
The same principle can be used out in the real world. Would people stop hanging out with their single friends just because they get in a relationship? No. They'd still be friends.
2girlsnocup: In all fairness, why should anyone have to justify what they do, to anyone else? Unless it concerns them personally, it's none of their concern.
As you say, people make friendships and enjoy the banter. Why should that suddenly stop because they're in a relationship.
The same principle can be used out in the real world. Would people stop hanging out with their single friends just because they get in a relationship? No. They'd still be friends.
I haven't dated off CS since 2013 and looking at the type of guys (not everyone but the vast majority) I met LOCALLY of CS, I wouldn't want to meet anyone locally from a dating website. I only date in RL these days.
I have chatted to some interesting people internationally who I would love to meet (both genders) for a coffee - I would miss the entertainment and catching up with people on here, but if a guy would want me to stop using the forum and blogs, I would do so.
I can only talk about me - I don't cheat, period. Being on a dating website wouldn't be the slightest bit of temptation for me if I'm with someone.
Of course I would prefer spending time with that person and wouldn't switch on my laptop if himself was around, but I was with workaholics in the past. Would be nice to have someone around a bit more.
KN
i like what you said about only in the forums as well.
Report threads that break rules, are offensive, or contain fighting. Staff may not be aware of the forum abuse, and cannot do anything about it unless you tell us about it. click to report forum abuse »
The only habit I have is not suitable for a nun