To be honest, online relationships will probably leave you feeling more alone than no relationship. Sure, some people can handle it, but a lot can't.

This, man, so much this.

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Online relationships are hard to do because you don't really the intimacy and trust that comes with being able to physically be with someone. Trust is the most important thing to have a healthy relationship.

To be honest, online relationships will probably leave you feeling more alone than no relationship. Sure, some people can handle it, but a lot can't.

Even if you start online though, a relationship should always move towards something in person. Otherwise, you are wasting your time.

nigga that's gay

But am I wrong?

i wouldn't know

Wanna try it out?

nigga that's gay

But do you, bitch?

yes

You gotta stop this whoring around though.

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This is neither relevant or funny.

Could you please stop following me around the forum harassing me?

I'm not.

That's a bare-faced lie. You like every post that says something negative about me. You attack me in my threads and wherever I post. I can't go a day on here without it happening, all this while trying to avoid you. Can you not just get a life, lay off the booze or whatever causes you to act so ugly, and just leave me in peace?

I like most posts that make me laugh.
I also read a lot of threads.
Stop thinking I follow you around.

Stop skirting around the edges of what I'm saying and face up to the facts.

I don't follow you around with some grand scheme of fucking up your day, bro.

Don't lie Das, you totally follow people around forums on the internet all day liking posts that target them.

Not sure of being rocket or srs

You really had to ask?

Bruh

Quote from: adubato on May 28, 2015, 05:28:49 PM

things can start online, but you don't really know a person until you spend time with them irl

depends on the person

yeah, if you're a lying asshole, then that would be a problem

if you display yourself honestly online?
no, i don't think you do need to spend time with them "irl"

speaking from personal experience, i can say that people are different when they're interacting face to face with someone compared to online

a friend of mine told me how one her friends thought i was cute, so she gave me her friend's number. we started texting back and forth and eventually i did start to like her and want to advance things. but when we met for the first time she was just socially awkward and quiet in person, which isn't really my type. she didn't portray herself to be that way through our texting conversations so i guess i was kind of misled in a way.

all in all people will always act differently online compared to in person, i don't care who you are. there aren't as many repercussions for what you say and you have all the time in the world to think about what you want to say somebody, compared to normal conversation where it's more spontaneous and personal.

just my two cents

Online relationships are hard to do because you don't really the intimacy and trust that comes with being able to physically be with someone. Trust is the most important thing to have a healthy relationship.

To be honest, online relationships will probably leave you feeling more alone than no relationship. Sure, some people can handle it, but a lot can't.

Even if you start online though, a relationship should always move towards something in person. Otherwise, you are wasting your time.

Online relationships are just the results of infatuation and the cheap way of warding off loneliness

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Quote from: adubato on May 28, 2015, 05:28:49 PM

things can start online, but you don't really know a person until you spend time with them irl

depends on the person

yeah, if you're a lying asshole, then that would be a problem

if you display yourself honestly online?
no, i don't think you do need to spend time with them "irl"

speaking from personal experience, i can say that people are different when they're interacting face to face with someone compared to online

a friend of mine told me how one her friends thought i was cute, so she gave me her friend's number. we started texting back and forth and eventually i did start to like her and want to advance things. but when we met for the first time she was just socially awkward and quiet in person, which isn't really my type. she didn't portray herself to be that way through our texting conversations so i guess i was kind of misled in a way.

all in all people will always act differently online compared to in person, i don't care who you are. there aren't as many repercussions for what you say and you have all the time in the world to think about what you want to say somebody, compared to normal conversation where it's more spontaneous and personal.

just my two cents

Thinking about meeting in real life might feel cute or some shit but when you want a kiss or a hug, it gets awkward fast

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wow it's just like perestroika in here

Let me google that

i actually have no idea what perestroika means lol

it's a fragment of memory from my middle school history class

it's just a cool-sounding word

Apparently it's a Russian reform movement

Sure it's beta as fuck

People still say this?

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it's only awkward if you make it awkward

Which you will

Eh, only if you try to move shit too fast I would think. If you actually want to hang out, have fun, etc, then I don't see the problem at all with it. Sure the initial conversation/meeting may be awkward, but if you really have gotten close with someone, confided in them, etc, then I think it's different.

I know of a few instances where people met online and then met irl and actually keep a relationship going.

Online relationships are the results of infatuation

If you start an online relationship, you already went too fast

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I don't see a problem with it.

And why should you care how people choose to be happeh?

Why should I?

I shouldn't

But I do

Now you gotta ask yourself why, lad.

Sounds like the people who are uncomfy with gay marriage or something but it has literally nothing to do with em.

Well hun

I find it to be bad practice and think it's a bad thing