EoFF cursed?

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09-13-2005, 01:41 PM
Luara

whatever... :rolleyes2
09-13-2005, 04:23 PM
Azure Chrysanthemum

I have seen an online relationship work, but it was approached with the intent of it not ALWAYS being online. That's one of the important parts about it, it cannot remain online or it will fall apart, just like long-distance relationships.
09-13-2005, 05:13 PM
Sasquatch

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Originally Posted by DMKA

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Originally Posted by Sasquatch

There's a difference in a relationship over the internet, though, and a relationship which starts over the internet. While I was in Iraq, a lady friend back home "set me up" with one of her friends, who I talked to online, but met a couple months later when I came home on leave. If we had decided to make a romantic relationship out of it, it wouldn't have been an internet relationship, just a temporarily-long-distance relationship. Now, though it's not what I wanted, we ended up just becoming friends, and even if went somewhere else and couldn't talk to her but online, it still wouldn't be a simple "online relationship". Online relationship rarely work, because of the lack of (for lack of a better term) closeness. There's trust, physical contact, plenty of things that you don't have except in a "real" relationship.

In Iraq?

Fail.

It wasn't an online relationship, slick. That was my entire point. It didn't matter if it was while I was in Iraq, or at a Klan rally in Oklahoma, or bombing abortion clinics in Georgia, or wherever. The point was that it wasn't liked I lived eight thousand miles away, I was just staying there for a little while, and I'd be pretty close to the girl when I got back. So we could make plans to meet on a semi-regular basis, which would disqualify it from being classified as an "internet relationship".

In the future, please be smart enough not to make a post with the sole intent of...whatever the hell that was supposed to do.
09-13-2005, 06:16 PM
Scottie

Online relationships...what are those?
09-13-2005, 06:43 PM
Meat Puppet

I read someword like Psy and Misfit lasted a minute or something.

Could be wrong.

It doesn't matter because they say Psy is with me now. :kiss:

EDIT: Wait, am I gay or am I a girl? :confused:
09-13-2005, 06:46 PM
CaZ!

In my oponion i don't think Eoff is cursed i just think that internet relationships can't work very well because you can't hear each other speak and stuff like that and i just don't think its the same
09-13-2005, 06:46 PM
Psychotic

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Originally Posted by Meat Puppet

I read someword like Psy and Misfit lasted a minute or something.

Could be wrong.

It doesn't matter because they say Psy is with me now. :kiss:

EDIT: Wait, am I gay or am I a girl? :confused:

17 minutes actually. It was the happiest time of my life. :cry: (goddamned skank wasn't supposed to say yes)

And you're both, dear. :lovers:
09-13-2005, 07:43 PM
Rye

Online Relationships only work if both people are commited and love each other to wait to see each other. The advantage though is you know that the person doesn't only like you just for your jugs or whatever, in most cases. That's my two cents, anyways. :p They CAN work, but it's not common.
09-13-2005, 07:45 PM
Lindy

Xander and I worked, and is working, but then we met each other within a week of saying "lol ur pixels r hot", and kept it to talking on the phone from then on along with usually seeing each other at least once a month.

So, not exactly an online relationship, even from it's inception.
09-13-2005, 07:49 PM
Rye

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Originally Posted by Lindy

"lol ur pixels r hot"

xD

Yeah, I would hardly even call you guys a long distance couple let alone an online couple, because you two don't too far from each other, which is good. :)
09-13-2005, 07:55 PM
Nod

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Originally Posted by Meat Puppet

I read someword like Psy and Misfit lasted a minute or something.

Could be wrong.

It doesn't matter because they say Psy is with me now. :kiss:

EDIT: Wait, am I gay or am I a girl? :confused:

Hang about, Psy is with you? Well, Im totally crushed now. :mad:

EoFF doesn't curse relationships.
09-13-2005, 08:11 PM
MecaKane

50% of marriage couples get devorced, the only way any relationship has "worked" is if one of you is dead, and not of a suicide or killed by the other one. :love:
09-13-2005, 08:57 PM
Kamiko

EoFF has a romance virus?!?!
Umm... actually Long Distance stuff just doesn't work.
They are LD.
"Like, dumb!"
Well not really.
But it gets rather boring after a while, never seeing the person.
I've dated other girls long distance before though, because the pressure to be physical isn't so evident/
09-13-2005, 09:02 PM
Jojee

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Originally Posted by Del Mordor

Well, about a year ago, Jojo came up to me on MSN and said "Erik -censored-, and after that, I want you to -censored- all night long. Will you please be my online boyfriend?". I agreed because I felt bad. :( We had our fun, but it just wasn't meant to be. :(

Oh shu'up, you know those were the best times of your life :p

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Originally Posted by SthBig

It's not EoFF; it's you guys(no offense).

^_^

My online relationship lasted 2 years, four months. I beat Bawb. xD *poses*
09-13-2005, 09:07 PM
Loony BoB

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Originally Posted by Lindy

I've always wondered how online relationships work when the people get together.

I mean, how do they get used to such primitive forms of communication as touch and speech?

Do they spend the first few months in different rooms talking to each other on computers, or just leave notes around for each other?

From : jill@kitchen.home.com
To : dave@bathroom.home.com
Subject : How long are you going to be?

It wasn't like that with any girlfriends, but that's totally how it is with Tiff.

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