Really...how many people have fallen in love and married through the internet?
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I met a woman online and talked with her for months. We met got close and really thought it was going somewhere. Guess what all she wanted was someone to take care of her and her kids. Man these people lie all the time about who and what they are and want. I learned the lesson the hard way. I lost over $3000.00 helping her out to only find out she had done others this way and was still online trying to find someone.............
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Yes!  My good friend chatted along time and talked on the phone for awhile.  Then they met.  Spent the weekend together..  Got married 6 months later.  Its been 9 yrs and still going strong.  I also know that my babysitter met her now husband on the net and they have been married for 5 yrs now and also still going strong.  And all had kids from different relationships and now both couples have a large extended family. Its been awesome for them all.  My private joke to them both is The Internet Love Family!  LOL
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I wonder that at times with all the affairs and divorce and people killing their spouses and babies. I can't explain it but I know what it is.  I have been with the same man since i was in 8th grade. We got married right out of high school which was 9 years ago. I love my husband now more than ever. The most absolute true pure love to me though is my babies, the moment i held them for the first time, and looked into their eyes, and they looked into mine, i understood what true love was all about.
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Dont know if you will think it's amazing but to me it's the most amazing thing that's ever happened to me....\n\nI accidentally met my husband in a yahoo chatroom. I swear im not a pathetic loser and neither is he...lol He was in Iraq at the time, he's a soldier...and i was bored on a weeknight just goofing off in a yahoo chatroom ...saying bizarre things to random people to get them all fired up lol...and he took the bait and started exchanging witty comments and movie quotes with me...we soon realized we have a TON in common, he ended up being from the same state as me, we were both born in the same month, we have the same outlook on life, sense of humor & he likes all of the exact same movies and music. \n\nAfter chatting for hours that first night he begged me for my phone number and I refused...the thought of having a person I met online calling me was just too creepy.... I saw his picture on his profile and he was hot..he also saw my pic and liked the way i looked. He started emailing me these really sweet emails telling me that he really hopes Im the real thing because so many people online are fake and he told me that I'm everything he's looked for in a woman. We started talking online everyday for hours...i was already in love with him but wouldn't admit it because i thought online love was just ridiculous. He even bought a star from the international star registry and named it after me...except instead of my last name he used his last name! soooo sweet. So I finally gave in to his begging and gave him my phone number.\n\nI first told him that I love him on accident!!! When we were talking on the phone, before we hung up I just blurted out "I love you"...I think it was an unconscious mind type thing.... I immediately blurted out, "im sorry im sorry, i didn't mean to say that, are you freaked out?" He started laughing at first then he said all sadly ..."you didn't mean it???" I was silent for a little bit wondering what the heck I should say, then I just told him the truth but I told him that it's too early for us to be saying that and i wont say it anymore..didn't want to scare him. A few days later while I was talking to him he interrupted me while I was telling him a story and said so sincerely, "i love you too" and I could have died, it was the sweetest thing ever. It caught me completely off guard and that was what was so memorable and wonderful about it. \n\nWe met online in Aug. and he came back from Iraq that Nov. ..I readily agreed to meet him although I was SOOO nervous at the thought of seeing this man in person. He flew from Kuwait to Germany, Ireland and finally Fort Bragg NC to Lexington KY and got a hotel room there. I talked to him on my cell phone up until the point in which I knocked on the hotel room door....my hands were sweaty and shaky and i was so on edge...but as soon as we saw each other for the first time in person that was it, we fell into each others arms and kissed for what seemed like an eternity....we couldn't believe we were finally holding each other after being in a long distance relationship for so long. After that night we dated for a very short time and then got married. We are now expecting a baby in sept. and I find out if it's a boy or girl on the 24th of this month.
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First off are you married just for the convenience or do you love your husband? Have you met the man you think you are in love with from the computer? I have met alot of men from the internet and most of them are nothing like they say. Speaking from experience no one who is married is ever going tio leave their significant other because that is a security blanket. Fix what is wrong in your marriage before you find yourself completely alone this is advice that I had to take because I was in the same boat. Mine was not fixable so I just divorced him and now date men who I meet outside the internet and know they are single.
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Yes sure, it is possible to fall in love with someone online.  And it would be easier to hv one than in real life, while you just exchange words and thoughts with him/her without any physical attraction.  If both of you are true enough, it could be ended up with a beautiful relationship...
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Yes it is.  In my situation I have met someone in a on line dating service.  We met several months ago, after many prayers, and searching.  He and I basically complete each other.  It is possible, but when it comes to Internet dating, always be careful.
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Hi, i met a guy online and we got on really well, he lived in Sydney Australia, we had been chatting for 6 months then he got a chance to come here to Leeds in the UK and we had 2 days together and to my surprise we didn't get on all that well, we had fun but it was not the same in person as it was when we were chatting online, he then went back home and we never spoke again.\ni am sure people do find love on the internet and have happy lives together.\nyou don't really know someone untill you meet them.\nxx Jo
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Only one online dating service has released statistics on marriages and that is eHarmony. They commissioned a study to find out how many of their members got married in a one year period. The result of the Harris study showed that 33,000 eHarmony members got married.\n\nRelationships sites like chemistry.com and eharmony.com tend to be more marriage-minded. They are for singles ready to make a long term commitment. Sites like Match.com, Yahoo! Personals, LavaLife, American Singles, Date.com, etc. tend to be more aimed at dating in general. They allow you to select from their entire member database whereas relationship services create the matches for you.\n\nThe largest sites tend to be Yahoo! Personals, eHarmony, and Match.com.\n\nSo decide what you want then check out some of those services. Good luck to you!
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My husband and I met at a bus station in Oregon.  We wrote to each other and called on the phone for about 3 years.  This was in 1986 when there was no internet (at least not as universal as we have now) and so that is how we contacted each other.\n\nIt takes commitment and determination, but WE did get together and married in 1991.  We just had our 15 year marital anniversary yesterday.\n\nIt does work, but it takes a lot of work.
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VERY MUCH SO\ni met my husband on the phone, and fell in love over the phone, then he came down to meet me, but by then we were both in love. and still are till this day. i love my hubby.
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i think yes one can love online, b coz i hv seen lot pepole who is love with net only, i hv practical example for this .
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I did.  Met my wife 5 years ago.  Been happily married for 4.  Best thing I ever did.  Thanks Yahoo!
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It is possible to fall in love with someone you've come to know on-line.  I've known couples who have met on-line and are happily married.  I believe it is completely possible.  Congratulations on finding that someone special.\n\nI suggest you plan on setting up a meeting, and see if that same chemistry exists outside of cyberspace.  Sometimes people feel much more comfortable and are able to be themselves when there's a computer between them, than when they are there in person.  Give it some time and effort and hopefully you'll have a connection in real life that is as strong or stronger than the one you have via email.\n\n"Love has nothing to do with what you are expecting to get--only with what you are expecting to give--which is everything. " ~Katherine Hepburn
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there are TONS of stories of people meeting on the net, its been going on for longer than many realise. a friend of mine just celebrated her 5th wedding anniversary with the man she met on the internet. they also have two kids, she is a teacher, he is a chiropractor. dont sound like crazy people to me lol. i also know another woman who has been married the same amount of time and her husband moved from overseas to be with her, they have a daughter turning 4 next month. \n\nto me, its not really that different than how many relationships do or dont work out in 'real life'. if i count how many bfs i have had since i was 15, its over 30! so that means i have had 30 failed relationships so far and only one of them was met on the internet (but it still lasted 4 years and we had a daughter). out of the couples i know so far that met on the net and got married, not one of them is divorced. NOT ONE. yeah there is still time i suppose but other couples i know that met in person first have been married and divorced already, over half of them if i sit and count. so whats that say about the odds?
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Yes, people can fall in love online. Does it work out? Sometimes. My brother and sister-in-law met in a chat room, about ten years ago. They have been married since 1998 and have 2 kids.\n\nSometimes they are worth it. Sometimes they are not. You really can't get a definite answer with this question. If both people are willing to put into the relationship by treating each other with respect, trust, honesty, understanding, and the willingness to compromise and communicate thoughts and feelings openly, then things have a high chance of working out.\n\nThough sometimes the most perfect matches don't work out. Other things get in the way, like time and distance. It's up to the two people involved to judge whether it's worth it to continue. But I think it's worth giving it a try.
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58 years old and been married 37 years to the same woman.  We were infatuated with each other and decided to get married three days after we met.  Love hasn't changed, still infatuated!