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Article #291125Re: Luc's Public Announcement
From: Steven Ung
Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 03:36
Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 03:36
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"Luc The Perverse" <sll_noSpamli...@cc.usu.edu> wrote in message news:00gmm3xpbp.ln2@loki.cmears.id.au... > "MuuMiMan" <ihatespamandyoumustremov...@mbnet.fi> > wrote in message news:dveg92tt0dc2k4r73vjkm08r93ih88kff6@4ax.com... >> Har, no. >> It's just that "internet boy/girlfriends" and long-distance >> relationships are for most of the part a doomed and venture and people >> usually engaging in such... well, it's a certain breed for most of the >> part. Call it having both heard and seen too many such stories and >> perhaps even some personal experience from good'ol teenage years, but >> it's become a rather red flag for me :p >> >> Personally I'm of the opinion that you can not get to know someone for >> real through just the interweb/phone and perhaps even meeting a few >> times. It takes time and more over, real face to face social >> interaction. And no, this is not only because some people like to wear >> masks while on the interwebs >> >> But I guess that's moot now that she's actually moving to the guy, so >> only thing left to see is how well interweb personalities mingle in >> real life once the reality of day-to-day life hits - sometimes it can >> be rather ugly. >> >> That's not to say it can't be successful - I have a friend who met her >> boyfriend through an internet chat for a radio channel (harharhar) and >> she lived 500 km from the guy at that time. Chatted/phoned a lot, met >> a few times, and then finally moved here after half a year or so (to >> her own apartment, though) of initial contact, and they've been >> together ever since... ~5 years and counting, And engaged for 2 of >> those. Of course she'd had to move out of the boonies anyway at some >> point sooner or later in order to study, so I guess it was despite all >> the logical choice to make. >> Happy end for sure, but in my experience stories like that are way >> more the exception than the rule. > > It may fail - but I am not going to judge her in her decision. Just let > happen what happens. Well you can advise her,... as a friend at least -- Steven Ung The Ignorant Asian
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