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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Jezter" data-source="post: 1720172" data-attributes="member: 1015">In most cases, no.&nbsp; Nearly every internet romance I've witnessed has failed (sometimes spectacularly).&nbsp; You might find somebody you enjoy talking to, and they might send you a flattering photo of themself, but it's hard to really get to know somebody when most of your communications with each other consist of emails, instant messages, and phone calls.&nbsp; The one exception I've seen involves a two people who are now engaged.&nbsp; They met over the internet, but traveled back and forth to see each other many times before they got engaged, and they seem quite happy with each other.&nbsp; They're both currently working and saving their money so they can relocate and begin their new life with each other.&nbsp; However, they definately seem to be the exception rather than the rule.Myself, I actually go out and try to meet girls.&nbsp; I've had a few flirtations with girls over the internet, but to me they're far less satisfying than actually doing it in person.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Jezter, post: 1720172, member: 1015"] In most cases, no. Nearly every internet romance I've witnessed has failed (sometimes spectacularly). You might find somebody you enjoy talking to, and they might send you a flattering photo of themself, but it's hard to [i]really[/i] get to know somebody when most of your communications with each other consist of emails, instant messages, and phone calls. The one exception I've seen involves a two people who are now engaged. They met over the internet, but traveled back and forth to see each other many times before they got engaged, and they seem quite happy with each other. They're both currently working and saving their money so they can relocate and begin their new life with each other. However, they definately seem to be the exception rather than the rule. Myself, I actually go out and try to meet girls. I've had a few flirtations with girls over the internet, but to me they're far less satisfying than actually doing it in person. [/QUOTE]

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