Party Vibe

@FrenchTekno 441429 wrote:

This is an interesting question that has two sides to it ; there is the ‘relationship’ where a lot of b***shit is said on line to paint yourself. And then as seen with some examples mentioned above, that after the ‘internet’ meet you do have to see the person physically which all in all is what a true relationship is all about : knowing who you are and actually sharing true moments unlike the easyiness that is to paint yourself into something that you are not which I am sure so many ppl do.
That is why for me that however much the lure of ‘easy’ relationships is so readily available out there I am sure that there were so many actual meet ups that fizzled out and failed at first sight. That’s why i stick to my belief that i will meet someone in flesh from the get go and that evreything will roll out from then on.

what you on about mate? i hear people paint themselves as someone they aren’t all day everyday in real life, the net is just a reflection of reality.

@Tekn0Fairy 441467 wrote:

Agreed. But personally, intuition, body language and mannerisms etc play a very big part in sussing a person out. It’s SO much easier to ‘paint’ yourself a certain way when there’s a distance involved. You gotta feel the vibes, y’kno?

yes, but i’ve made friends with people through the internet where in real life would never have happened.

@p0ly 441780 wrote:

yes, but i’ve made friends with people through the internet where in real life would never have happened.

Would never have happened with regards to what? Location? Looks? Circumstances?

I have also made friends over the internet with people whom i may have never had the chance to. But love? Sure i could like, and maybe even have a fancy for someone on yon t’interweb, if they’ve got the patter or whatever, but to think of love, i’d have to be around them and feel them..
(no naughty pun intended :p)

I had a year and a half relationship with a guy i’d met on the internet when i was 16. Although the internet part was rather short lived. We mailed each other maybe a handful of times, met up and fell in love for a while 🙂

So, i do believe it’s possible, but for me, catching someone’s vibes is the deciding factor.

my ex did.. through a forum!

reckon you just have to not build up unrealistic expectations of what this person could or might be… cos then they are more a figment of what you’re hoping for rather than the individual they are…. allllsoo I imagine it is difficult (but doable) cos people on the internet do seem to be more outgoing than they are in person.

@p0ly 444430 wrote:

i got photographic evidence and multiple people from this forum have seen it blossom 😛 so yes it can. even though i knew it could before.

thanks pv 😀

I was waiting for you to post in this thread ahahah … alltho tbf you’ve allready made about 10000000 other threads about it 😛

:love:

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