Pitty thing is, every contact/ dating site has her/his scammers, and i met a lot already. The good thing in my case, im filter them straight out. One thing to think about is, never give your important/ personal e-mail nor any personal data in the beginning, outside your name, of course, seems to me idiot to address your possible future partner with his/her nickname, if there is common interests, well give it a try, start a video call, so you see and hear each other, a good thing to prove both are real. You like to go on, you can give your personal e-mail, and all the rest will follow. And why not, meeting is one of the reality in a relationship. For long distance, plan a holiday to the country, stay in a hotel, no obligations and secure. And if everything fits well...go ahead. I would not call it a waste of time, even if it didnt work out, for me ( my opinion) i nice experience. An opportunity to discover a new culture or country. So, head up! And dont lose your faith.
I will never compromise with a written fairy tale/ horror story.
Actually my contribution does not belong here, as I am an atheist myself. But as an atheist I can say, I have no problem with religion, religion has a problem with me.
Depends on how you interpret religiously, I could never live together with a fanatical believer. Since I have very different values, which are incompatible with the traditional religions. Fortunately, most so-called religious people have started to think differently about the written books. I have absolutely no problems with religion itself, but with the "wrong" interpretation, or rather, the so-called good interpretation of the texts.
Could you date a person who belongs to another religion? /Yes i can, the question is, could she?
Do you think that similar religious beliefs are important for a relationship or completely irrelevant? For my opinion, irrevelant. /But like i said, its just my opinion.
Geronimolion Forum Posts (63)
i am as real it can be 
RE: Dinner guest
GOD....this gone make you thinking deeply