Oh yeah, that's just like you. Insulting a person's manhood to make you feel better because you're too cold and disgusting to get off to anything.FargoDog said:
Ugh. You and your kind make me sick. You're lucky I even put up with your tired ass.
Love on the Internet?
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Ugh. You and your kind make me sick. You're lucky I even put up with your tired ass.
You think I didn't want you to know? You must really think I'm an idiot.FargoDog said:
I left those out for you to see. I thought it might make you a bit more open and be more like him, but no, it just shows you're a jealous **** who's after my money. Well guess what, *****. I rewrote my will and in case you forgot, we signed a prenup!
i met my current boyfriend on the escapist. we live together now, and are madly in love.Nanaki316 said:Any romance stories out there?
It is possible to love someone on the Internet, that being said it's a bad idea, I've had experience with this and I will tell you long distance relationships are horrible and are most likely going to end up in failure. But that's just my experience.
Jesus christ. You're just completely delusional aren't you?FargoDog said:
I'm the provider for you and your whore sisters. If it weren't for me you'd all be dead in the streets like you should be.
Right, I've been visiting this site for a long time and have been in doubt to register for quite a while, but I just had to reply to this topic since I have been thinking about this a lot. Prepare for a TL;DR.
First of all, if you ask a question like if you can 'love' someone 'over the internet', it depends on both your definition of love and whether you mean purely over the internet or both internet and IRL. As a psychology student I've actually read a lot of recent papers about love, and love itself seems to be more of a reaction to healthy communication combined with a desire to be with that person as much as possible.
'Love' over the internet happens way more often than IRL because with things like chat sites it's easy to type to many people at once, while in real life it's really rare to talk on a personal level with many people at once. So if you're both on the internet a lot, you keep thinking about each other and communicate quite carelessly and spontaneous, which is the base for most relationships. Also, there's possibly a desire for that person to be around you (or be online) and it's even possible for there to be physical attraction. So yes, it's quite possible to fall in love on the internet...
... However, you really have to meet in real life before any form of a real relationship can exist. If you're really serious about being together you're probably going to want to live in the same house, which is completely different from simply both having your own life and chatting a lot. No matter how well you click on the internet, real life could always be a disappointment.
As for a romance story - mine is probably one of the more unlikely ones: I was visiting a classmate of mine for fun and she was camming with a few other girls on some girls-only chatbox on tinychat, when one of the girls caught my eye and I started talking to her a bit.. in the end we exchanged MSN and from there we quickly developed a good friendship. The more we talked the more we liked each other and everything just went so naturally it was amazing. So she went to my place and I went to hers 3 weeks later (it's a 3,5 hour journey, so it's doable but really annoying). The only problem was that she had a boyfriend at first, but she actually broke up with him soon after we met. So now our friendship keeps improving and we joke around about love, sex & relationships a lot, but nothing official yet because of the distance I guess. I really do fancy her a lot, but 'truly loving her' is probably too strong. She plans to study at the same university I study at next year, so we're waiting for that to happen :]
Phew, now that I've got that out of my system I can go to bed in peace if you're interested in even more (which I very much doubt) PM me
Don't worry, my posts are rarely over half as long as this one
First of all, if you ask a question like if you can 'love' someone 'over the internet', it depends on both your definition of love and whether you mean purely over the internet or both internet and IRL. As a psychology student I've actually read a lot of recent papers about love, and love itself seems to be more of a reaction to healthy communication combined with a desire to be with that person as much as possible.
'Love' over the internet happens way more often than IRL because with things like chat sites it's easy to type to many people at once, while in real life it's really rare to talk on a personal level with many people at once. So if you're both on the internet a lot, you keep thinking about each other and communicate quite carelessly and spontaneous, which is the base for most relationships. Also, there's possibly a desire for that person to be around you (or be online) and it's even possible for there to be physical attraction. So yes, it's quite possible to fall in love on the internet...
... However, you really have to meet in real life before any form of a real relationship can exist. If you're really serious about being together you're probably going to want to live in the same house, which is completely different from simply both having your own life and chatting a lot. No matter how well you click on the internet, real life could always be a disappointment.
As for a romance story - mine is probably one of the more unlikely ones: I was visiting a classmate of mine for fun and she was camming with a few other girls on some girls-only chatbox on tinychat, when one of the girls caught my eye and I started talking to her a bit.. in the end we exchanged MSN and from there we quickly developed a good friendship. The more we talked the more we liked each other and everything just went so naturally it was amazing. So she went to my place and I went to hers 3 weeks later (it's a 3,5 hour journey, so it's doable but really annoying). The only problem was that she had a boyfriend at first, but she actually broke up with him soon after we met. So now our friendship keeps improving and we joke around about love, sex & relationships a lot, but nothing official yet because of the distance I guess. I really do fancy her a lot, but 'truly loving her' is probably too strong. She plans to study at the same university I study at next year, so we're waiting for that to happen :]
Phew, now that I've got that out of my system I can go to bed in peace
if you're interested in even more (which I very much doubt) PM me Don't worry, my posts are rarely over half as long as this one
The fuck if I know. You married me for my money and that's it. I married you for what used to be a lukewarm hole in your crotch, but now since that's gone, you're completely worthless.FargoDog said:
Leave me and your whore sisters be!!
