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Purity_Lake

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Furburt said:
Purity_Lake said:
Kuwait???
I'm just wondering how exactly she can get into a marriage that she doesn't want to be in. Usually, something like that would only happen in heavily religious places, especially the middle east. In pretty much every first world country, it's down to the people getting married themselves. If she's in a first world country, than she can opt out of the marriage.
her parents are heavily religious and wont listen to her
 

Tinneh

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Furburt said:
LARGE LETTERS

Anyway, no, I haven't fallen in love on the internet. I've made friends on the internet, but I think love is going just a bit too far, especially considering how much it affects your life.

In your case, I have a feeling that it wasn't really true love. I think just forget about it.
You think those are big letters?

[HEADING=1]THESE ARE BIG LETTERS![/HEADING]
 

Purity_Lake

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Furburt said:
Purity_Lake said:
her parents are heavily religious and wont listen to her
Doesn't matter, if she lives in a country like America, Australia/New Zealand or anywhere in Europe, she's the one who signs the papers, it's her decision. Unless she's a Muslim, but even then, in those countries she still has control.

If what you've said is all true, then I think she's duping you.
dats only wat u think
 

CultistRat

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This is just an insane idea on my part, but couldn't she go on "vacation" to see you before the arranged marriage and you two could get married in secret?
 

-Samurai-

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I've made plenty of friends online. People I've known for years now and I've never been in this situation. When it comes to females I meet online, I don't care about their personal lives. I only care if they can carry themselves and pull decent scores, instead of making the team carry them.
 
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Purity_Lake said:
Furburt said:
Purity_Lake said:
her parents are heavily religious and wont listen to her
Doesn't matter, if she lives in a country like America, Australia/New Zealand or anywhere in Europe, she's the one who signs the papers, it's her decision. Unless she's a Muslim, but even then, in those countries she still has control.

If what you've said is all true, then I think she's duping you.
dats only wat u think
Actually, mate, he's right, it's the law. And to me, it really does sound like she's lying to you. >_>
 

ClunkiestTurtle

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Most girls i meet online through xbox, psn, msn and the like are usually troubled and have some serious problem in their lives that they end up telling me about and i feel the need to help them through it rather then flirt with them and try to get pics of their boobs.....
 

seanmcdow

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Purity_Lake said:
Marter said:
Wait, you are both in love with each other, yet she is getting married to someone else?
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Okay then.

OT: I may have, but I'm still not quite sure what love is, so I'm not going to call it that. We haven't met in person.
well her parents made her get married she didn't want to get married
Fight for your love!
 

Fliegar

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Loud Hawk said:
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I've been with someone I met online for nearly a year now, and it's been going pretty well. I went to see her graduate actually, my first trip anywhere (Canada -> US, not that far) by myself, it went alright besides the fact that her parents said I would only ruin her life and told me never to talk to her again. Bumps in the road I guess.

Yeah, bumps in the road, are you thinking of just running them over?
Then they will be just bumps in the road and maybe a few dents and scratches.
I'll work my way around them I suppose, I'm not giving up just because her parents hate me. :p She's her own person, there comes a time when you have to stand up for yourself and do things your way, instead of letting others make decisions for you.
 

GeneralFungi

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I'm not questioning you or your relationships at all, but I often found internet love to be shallow. Not all internet love is shallow, that is completely true, but I often stumble on sites that have people typing "Type 123 to be my gf!" and other ridiculous stuff such as that.
 

nick n stuff

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something doesn't add up here. i believe someone is lacking in human interaction...just saying.
 

Loud Hawk

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Sir Strange Of The House Lycan said:
2 years ago,Runescape.
This year,Adventurequest worlds.
Neither of which worked out to well.
So...fuck it.
I see the problem there. "Runescape" and "Adventurequests world"
 

Loud Hawk

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Fliegar said:
Loud Hawk said:
Fliegar said:
I've been with someone I met online for nearly a year now, and it's been going pretty well. I went to see her graduate actually, my first trip anywhere (Canada -> US, not that far) by myself, it went alright besides the fact that her parents said I would only ruin her life and told me never to talk to her again. Bumps in the road I guess.

Yeah, bumps in the road, are you thinking of just running them over?
Then they will be just bumps in the road and maybe a few dents and scratches.
I'll work my way around them I suppose, I'm not giving up just because her parents hate me. :p She's her own person, there comes a time when you have to stand up for yourself and do things your way, instead of letting others make decisions for you.
Touché, but you could always just run them over. XD I joke, I joke, I kid, I kid.
 

Cowabungaa

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Yes I did. I actually met her here on The Escapist, tomorrow it's been a year ago since she send me that first PM.

Leaving out the details, a few days after that message she added me on MSN (because she wasn't a very active member, not even sure she visits the forums nowadays) and we've been talking ever since, talking talking talking and talking some more. We got to know each other better and better, and after...gee I can't really remember, a few weeks, maybe a month or 2 I just confessed what I knew for a while already: I had fallen in love with her, I loved her to bits. She could (and can) pretty much read my mind, understand me and we just fit so well together; hobby and interests-wise, personality-wise, view-on-the-world-wise, pretty much everything. And I love our differences just as much, I can learn so much from her.

At first she responded in kind, but quickly after also confessed that she didn't want to go any further just yet; we'd never met before and she had bad experiences before with online relationships. It wasn't that she didn't like me, and she very much kept the possibility open for more but not online like that. It was painful, but I understood and agreed with her.

And we've been going strong ever since, getting to know each other even better, talking even more and occasionally gaming together on the PS3 (MW2 at first but after we both started to hate that Bad Company 2) and just having as good as a time together as possible in this situation. We're pretty much bordering on a relationship, technically being friends, technically not committed to each other but at least I know I'll never meet someone even remotely like her again. I have good hope that when we will finally meet (if I can gather the balls to do so) more will happen, but I do know that the possibility is there that it won't be anything more, it's just that I feel that she's the one for me but I could of course be wrong about that.

The only thing that really troubles me at the moment is that we've known each other for so long now and yet I've never actually spoken with her before. Sure we both got pictures of each other, but only I have shown my face on a webcam and talked to her. I'd really like to have an actual, 'real' conversation with her, but somehow she doesn't care about it so much. I'm not asking for it any more, I'd like her to consent on such a thing out of her own, not just because I want it. Not sure what to think about that though.

So TL;DR: fallen in love? Yes. An actual relationship? No.
 

Loud Hawk

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Purity_Lake said:
I'M NOT ASKING FOR ANY ADVISE
SO STOP TELLING ME WHAT YOU ALL THINK
I actually think everyone or atleast most people here have your best interests at heart and when they say "She is lying" are just telling you that it is a possiblility and that they do't want you to get hurt.
 
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Furburt said:
Purity_Lake said:
dats only wat u think
Well, the duping part, yes, but the other part, that's the law. I'm not speculating about that, you cannot force anyone into a marriage in a first world country anymore, parents or not. Which is why I think she's lying to you, and using it as an excuse. If you don't want to believe that, then fine, but you'd do well to look into the situation yourself.
Again, he's right. Dude, we live in the same country as you! We know the laws!
And the evidence seems to show that she's lying in some way. I'm not trying to bust your bubble, but, seriously.