Internet Relationships vs. Real life

Started by Black Rob6 pages

Originally posted by Tha C-Master
Not as beautiful as you. 😆 😖hifty:

Where ya been mate?

working applying to colleges looking for scholarships (cuz i'm broke as hell!) playing games

Originally posted by Black Rob
working applying to colleges looking for scholarships (cuz i'm broke as hell!) playing games
I know that game all too well, what game are ya playin'?

City of Heroes

Re: Re: Internet Relationships vs. Real life

Originally posted by Storm
I wouldn' t rationalize such behavior from my partner as harmless fun because there is no touching involved. I would feel betrayed, angry and hurt by online infidelity.

Very True, tho online relationships (without already being in a real life one) can work out very well

hmmm.. it can work-out if both are open and honest,🙂
I'm not sure of it,cuz as far as I know their ae guys who just play fools in girls.But I'm not pointing my finger to anyone here! O-o...
hehhehe..

*truth hurts they say!

by😖oulwinner_marissa

Anyone here actually met someone at KMC and then met them in real life? If yes, has anyone taken the next step and started dating them?

Let me see, I live in North Carolina and the people I guess I would say I'm closest to at KMC live in England, Michigan, Canada, New Jersey, and England again. Don't really see me joining them for a night at the pub any time soon.

I know Fire and Storm are together, but not sure if that was because of KMC (I don't think so).

It's hard to date the internet. Dragging my cpu and monitor to a nice Italian restaurant is a pain in the ass.

two of my best friends met on the internet, they now live together, her moving from the states to live in Australia. i'm the best man at their wedding. online relationships arn't impossible, they're just not seen as a very easy way of doing it but i've seen people living a very happy life together after meeting online

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
It's not impossible for attraction of some kind to be there, but I believe online relationships are pointless if you both have absolutely no plans to make it happen in real life at some point.

If you meet online, then hang out or start visiting each other. It's more or less just a long distance relationship that started online. You can't help where you meet. If you start "dating" online but have no plans to meet at all, or are incapable of doing so (however long the distance is) then it's pointless.

-AC

All true

Originally posted by botankus
I know Fire and Storm are together, but not sure if that was because of KMC (I don't think so).

Fire and I met on line in a chat room.

Originally posted by botankus
Anyone here actually met someone at KMC and then met them in real life? If yes, has anyone taken the next step and started dating them?

Let me see, I live in North Carolina and the people I guess I would say I'm closest to at KMC live in England, Michigan, Canada, New Jersey, and England again. Don't really see me joining them for a night at the pub any time soon.

I know Fire and Storm are together, but not sure if that was because of KMC (I don't think so).

yes, I met an amazing man here on KMC and we met in real life and began 'real life' dating. He's from England and you Know Im from here in NC....very difficult but certainly NOT impossible.

Re: Internet Relationships vs. Real life

Originally posted by Ronny
So I was observing alot of the relationships that go on in KMC and other forums I have visted and noticed that alot of people who participate in an online relationship are already commited in real life to someone else. I really dont agree with this, and I do believe it is considered an act of cheating.

Say your real life boy/girlfriend was on another forum and one day you stop in to see what he was so attracted to it for and you notice somewhere in he display set up (under his signature or location) it said "I love you Dirty(girl/boy)3". How would you react?

I do think that alot of internet relationships can work out an I have seen it happen before, so I can't really see what would make internet dating and real life dating different when it comes to morality.

What are your opinions?

LOSERS

Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
yes, I met an amazing man here on KMC and we met in real life and began 'real life' dating. He's from England and you Know Im from here in NC....very difficult but certainly NOT impossible.

Okay, so there's one (Shellie) who's met someone they "met" on KMC.

Originally posted by botankus
Okay, so there's one (Shellie) who's met someone they "met" on KMC.
make that two if you count him....😛

Originally posted by botankus
Okay, so there's one (Shellie) who's met someone they "met" on KMC.

Wasn't there a Thread about exactly this question a few months back...I can remember at least two more who met...

Oh, which reminds me, I did too.

Originally posted by Tired Hiker
It's hard to date the internet. Dragging my cpu and monitor to a nice Italian restaurant is a pain in the ass.

Comedy gold 😆

Hmmm..Internet relationships are best treated with caution and a large pinch of salt. I found out, to my own expense, that investing too much emotion in one will only lead to hurt and frustration. If it's treated lightly, then I think it's all good, or if you know that you'll be able to meet up and form some sort of relationship in real life. Otherwise it becomes pointless and ridiculous. Plus it's very hard to not be suspicious or jelaous, it requires an insane amount of trust and some poeple, myself included, just aren't able to give that level of trust to someone over the net.

Originally posted by botankus
Okay, so there's one (Shellie) who's met someone they "met" on KMC.

I have met in real life someone I met on KMC as well.

I am about to this summer .

I think this is all pretty cool. Knowing someone well enough to want to meet them.