Online Relationships?

[BuniBealla]

have you ever been involved in an online relationship? If so, what was the result?
if you haven't, would you ever consider entering one?
uwu

[Jonathan Sensei]

Publicado originalmente por BuniBealla:

Have you ever been involved in an online relationship?

Not to my knowledge, no.

Publicado originalmente por BuniBealla:

Would you ever consider entering one? uwu

Maybe.

[Uncle Sam]

Publicado originalmente por BuniBealla:

have you ever been involved in an online relationship? If so, what was the result?
if you haven't, would you ever consider entering one?
uwu

Given that most LDR's (long distance relantionships) have higher percentage chances to fail, not interested in that gamble & waste of both people involved time.

[saranacX]

No and likely no.

[Fuki]

Hell no and hell no.

[justanotherhuman]

if its a female and your in the u.s. hell no females can get away with blaming you for putting there hands on them with out proof and put you in the slammer there is no fault divorce courts in play

and females can get away with putting a dude on the streets taking his house his car and cleaning out his bank account or accounts dating for the male point of view is a ticking time bomb waiting to go off its not worth losing everything you worked your butt off for

so hell no god hell no glad i stopped chasing tail back in 2000 best decision i have ever made in my life

[Angel]

For me if I was dating, I'd connect online for a small amount of time before reaching out to meet (in the real world) for a date. Personally, staying in an online relationship for too long wouldn't be of interest to me unless it's a business or friend-zone relationship.

[Michael]

Publicado originalmente por BuniBealla:

have you ever been involved in an online relationship? If so, what was the result?
if you haven't, would you ever consider entering one?
uwu

Online relationships are superficial at best. EVERYONE cheats soon or later
The only way you can know someone is being with them.

Publicado originalmente por BuniBealla:

would you ever consider entering one?

to Answer the last question: NO, HELL NO would I enter one.

[Fake]

Online relationships = Someone is getting catfished/scammed

[BuniBealla]

Publicado originalmente por BlackBloodRum:

Is OT really the right place for such questions?

I mean, you've seen the people here, right?

yeah I saw the guy above you lmfao uwu

[Ni-Neith]

Publicado originalmente por BuniBealla:

have you ever been involved in an online relationship? If so, what was the result?
if you haven't, would you ever consider entering one?
uwu

Yes.
A Filipina wrote to me and wanted to come to me.
I managed to get rid of her with difficulty.
(They have large families. I thought about how this camp would come to me and walk around the apartment. I felt uneasy)
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Can I not add uwu here?

[Violeta]

In the past yeah, but these days??

I think the constant stories of people having their lives ruined because they role played or said adult things to another party that lied about their age. Has ruined online relations ships. Even harmless things people might go "You were trying to manipulate them and the police should get involved"

Or at least it should have. Cuz even if they show you I.D. it could be someone else's.

They basically turned the whole internet into a club, where even if the club fails at checking I.D., its your fault if you do anything, not knowing because you should have known.

I wish there were two Internets a lot, one thats just for adults. And if any non-adult is on there, its who ever's fault that let them get on.

[Lilly]

I had a huge crush on a guy I used to play a game with, but, I was too immature for him, plus he was already chasing after someone else. It's true what they say, "The one you love and the one who loves you are never ever the same person.". I'm not necessarily opposed to online relationships, as travel is heckin' easy these days, but the thing about them is you get to know someone before even being with them and all it takes is getting to know me to know I'm not really what anyone is looking for.

[justanotherhuman]

Publicado originalmente por Lilly:

I had a huge crush on a guy I used to play a game with, but, I was too immature for him, plus he was already chasing after someone else. It's true what they say, "The one you love and the one who loves you are never ever the same person.". I'm not necessarily opposed to online relationships, as travel is heckin' easy these days, but the thing about them is you get to know someone before even being with them and all it takes is getting to know me to know I'm not really what anyone is looking for.

problem is both party's don't like to be honest on the 1st date everyone more in the mood to play games then coming out with it i think persons forget they got a limited life clock on this world

[Lilly]

Publicado originalmente por justanotherhuman:

Publicado originalmente por Lilly:

I had a huge crush on a guy I used to play a game with, but, I was too immature for him, plus he was already chasing after someone else. It's true what they say, "The one you love and the one who loves you are never ever the same person.". I'm not necessarily opposed to online relationships, as travel is heckin' easy these days, but the thing about them is you get to know someone before even being with them and all it takes is getting to know me to know I'm not really what anyone is looking for.

problem is both party's don't like to be honest on the 1st date everyone more in the mood to play games then coming out with it i think persons forget they got a limited life clock on this world

That's definitely true for some people. For me, I once tried telling someone on the first date that what I was looking for was something serious and meaningful and if that wasn't what they wanted then they should stop immediately. Of course I just got played on that one. Either that or they really didn't understand the concept of serious and meaningful.

[qb]

yes, but i will bite and occasionally kick roundhouse style when i am bored.