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About... other kinds of relationships... well, no girl I met irl ever wanted to be with me, my feelings were always ignored, and here on Steam I found the one person that actually returned them.
I have to note, though, that the said person left me a few days ago without a word, so I can't say whether it works or it doesn't for sure.
I hope I helped.
But, that's a question? When you say "meet" are you talking about face to face or just met online and became close?
But, yeah I have met a handful of people that I got the chance to know for many years, I have a alot on them on LINE, Whatsapp, Hangouts, Skype, etc.
But, to answer your question, an online relationship/friendship is just like a RL one, It's basically built on trust, you also gotta understand just like in RL, you're not going to get along with everyone, everyone is different, when It comes to online stuff, some people are like open books while others are quite private. So you have to respect that, at a certain point you might have to back off, or know what to say to someone. That's one of the biggest difficulties one will struggle with because you can't see that persons facial expression, nor hear their tone through a screen.
Another thing is, since we all live in different parts of the world, we all have different customs, cultures, type of humor, etc.
Being on your best behavior is a key thing, cause this is what I've learned in all these years...
Some people might laugh at your humor while others will glare at you, so keep that in mind.
Hope this helps!
It's probbaly the way you present yourself, but more so It's what I mentioned, you're not going to get along with everyone, you might be fascinating to some while you might seem boring to others, It's a trial and error game.
you need to learn how to convive with different cultures, i mean, i had a friend who told me "jokes' that i never laughed about, but he though completely funny, its interesting because you have the chance to experience so many new things.
everyone is different, maybe it is why a lot of people cant do friends online, anyway you must know that you cant be friends with everyone, so if someone doesnt want to be your friend, dont insist, or you will be known as the most annoying person in the world.
for me, the internet made me met truly great friends, but i also had the unpleasure to meet nasty people. ones who where interested in my itens, or the harassment that i faced many times. i had good and bad experiences, some people who i want to protect and some i want distance.
to something works, it needs perseverance, the both parts need to want to have a relationship. as i said, anyone is different, try to learn how to deal with x person to have a great friendship.
Let me just say after getting hurt so much I said no more and bought my Adventure cape. As seen the picture.
I will be getting a longer one though.
Hmm maybe at the end of the day no one really likes me at all. And I just keep trying to tell myself people do. Who knows.
I also have friends that I only know online because where I am; people don't want someone like me to be their friend.