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Elaya posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:22 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:19 am)

Tails posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:18 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:13 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:04 am)

Tails posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:02 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:54 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:52 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:49 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:47 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:45 am)

Yes but both of you at such a young age, 2 years really does make a difference. There is such a difference in maturity from 15 to 16 let alone 15 to 17. I'm not saying whatever you youngins are doing is wrong, just that there is a high chance that it won't work out... Just my two cents (which isn't worth a lot anyway :D)

That really must make them feel better /not

You are just being an asshole, let them be together.

I'm not being an asshole, I'm telling the facts. Do they even know each other in real life? What exactly is the point to "online dating"? Plus, it really is common sense that below 18, 1 year makes a difference. It is really best just to stick with people your own age... In your own school...

The point? Whats the point in coming online if your going to put it that way.

It's more easy to find someone compatible on the internet then at a school. I've personally seen friends who were in love triangles at school nothing was serious it was all a game to them. At least online they don't have to ruin everything so easily like you obviously have.

What is the point to an online relationship though? I mean you don't ever see then (and no skype does not count). Idk I just think that relationships should be a physical thing, and not on the computer where you never meet and never get to actually know each other.

I dated a guy online once.

 

to be honest at first it was fantastic, like a fantasy, so in love and so happy. but you can meet a lot of weirdo's online, and...like this guy

he pretended to commit suicide and it broke my heart, he would play mind games with me, but I was too attached to him to even think about breaking it off. he then dumped me on msn, telling me he'd rather choose a job and live his life without me than have the trouble and distance of living with me. that really hurt me, and ever since then I have never talked to a guy individually in chat or on a game before.

My childhood game was populous the beginning and I was obsessed with that game, I wanted to go online with it, and that is how we met. we would defend one another bases and win every time. it was like the perfect match until he turned out to be crazy. I gained weight from depression from lack of confidence. I felt like I was not worth anything at all for a while. until I realised it was all stupid and I was just trying to run away from the life I already had. :)

I don't know if my story helps but I differently learned from this experience.

And this is proof that you really can't know someone by just talking to them online. I know the same can be said about talking to people off the internet, but I think it is easier to tell if people are bullshitting.

Edit: Do you even know what real love is? And no I haven't experienced an online relationship because, if you can't quite understand what I'm saying... Well I'm sorry for you being an illiterate monkey. But you can't "fall in love" with someone without meeting them. Have you ever heard of Romeo and Juliet? You really think they "loved" each other after just meeting each other? No, they fell in lust. There is quite a big difference but most people are unable to figure out which is which when they are young so they love everyone they get in a relationship in. I'm not trying to ruin anything. I already said go for it, just most likely it won't last. If you don't like that Ele then leave me alone and go cry about your internet girly some more.

You are an idiot, until you actually experience it for yourself your basing everything off theories or chances.

Whether or not they meet, it is still possible to love someone you idiot.

it is, I have to agree. when you meet someone you get along with, you cant help what happens from then on. Like myself (again) I didn't think it was possible to love someone or like someone online. until I met this guy on the online version of my childhood game.

I think the concept of falling for someone online is stupid mainly because they live so far away, and thus if you do love one another it makes it very difficult to actually last with it like a none internet relationship would. The distance or the sacrifices are what ruin the whole thing

 

I feel sorry for those who are in love with someone but cant be together because of distance. its a hard thing to find in the first place.

It is so easy to manipulate people though. With just words you can change people. Especially online where there is no emotion or anything, you can be whoever you want and no one can say otherwise.

Elaya: When something useful is posted on this forum, I'm sure we will all migrate.

Respectfully, I disagree. Just because it's online it doesn't mean that there is no emotion involved.

Until something useful is posted, have fun spamming the shit out of this topic.

I'm just saying there is no real emotion in words. You may feel emotions from reading something but you can't really tell someone how you feel by just letters.

Ele: I never once even implied I was the only one who found "RAEL LURV". I just don't think, let me reiterate because you haven't seemed to understand the other times, you can actually be in love with someone you don't know

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I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

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Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:26 am)

Elaya posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:22 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:19 am)

Tails posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:18 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:13 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:04 am)

Tails posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:02 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:54 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:52 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:49 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:47 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:45 am)

Yes but both of you at such a young age, 2 years really does make a difference. There is such a difference in maturity from 15 to 16 let alone 15 to 17. I'm not saying whatever you youngins are doing is wrong, just that there is a high chance that it won't work out... Just my two cents (which isn't worth a lot anyway :D)

That really must make them feel better /not

You are just being an asshole, let them be together.

I'm not being an asshole, I'm telling the facts. Do they even know each other in real life? What exactly is the point to "online dating"? Plus, it really is common sense that below 18, 1 year makes a difference. It is really best just to stick with people your own age... In your own school...

The point? Whats the point in coming online if your going to put it that way.

It's more easy to find someone compatible on the internet then at a school. I've personally seen friends who were in love triangles at school nothing was serious it was all a game to them. At least online they don't have to ruin everything so easily like you obviously have.

What is the point to an online relationship though? I mean you don't ever see then (and no skype does not count). Idk I just think that relationships should be a physical thing, and not on the computer where you never meet and never get to actually know each other.

I dated a guy online once.

 

to be honest at first it was fantastic, like a fantasy, so in love and so happy. but you can meet a lot of weirdo's online, and...like this guy

he pretended to commit suicide and it broke my heart, he would play mind games with me, but I was too attached to him to even think about breaking it off. he then dumped me on msn, telling me he'd rather choose a job and live his life without me than have the trouble and distance of living with me. that really hurt me, and ever since then I have never talked to a guy individually in chat or on a game before.

My childhood game was populous the beginning and I was obsessed with that game, I wanted to go online with it, and that is how we met. we would defend one another bases and win every time. it was like the perfect match until he turned out to be crazy. I gained weight from depression from lack of confidence. I felt like I was not worth anything at all for a while. until I realised it was all stupid and I was just trying to run away from the life I already had. :)

I don't know if my story helps but I differently learned from this experience.

And this is proof that you really can't know someone by just talking to them online. I know the same can be said about talking to people off the internet, but I think it is easier to tell if people are bullshitting.

Edit: Do you even know what real love is? And no I haven't experienced an online relationship because, if you can't quite understand what I'm saying... Well I'm sorry for you being an illiterate monkey. But you can't "fall in love" with someone without meeting them. Have you ever heard of Romeo and Juliet? You really think they "loved" each other after just meeting each other? No, they fell in lust. There is quite a big difference but most people are unable to figure out which is which when they are young so they love everyone they get in a relationship in. I'm not trying to ruin anything. I already said go for it, just most likely it won't last. If you don't like that Ele then leave me alone and go cry about your internet girly some more.

You are an idiot, until you actually experience it for yourself your basing everything off theories or chances.

Whether or not they meet, it is still possible to love someone you idiot.

it is, I have to agree. when you meet someone you get along with, you cant help what happens from then on. Like myself (again) I didn't think it was possible to love someone or like someone online. until I met this guy on the online version of my childhood game.

I think the concept of falling for someone online is stupid mainly because they live so far away, and thus if you do love one another it makes it very difficult to actually last with it like a none internet relationship would. The distance or the sacrifices are what ruin the whole thing

 

I feel sorry for those who are in love with someone but cant be together because of distance. its a hard thing to find in the first place.

It is so easy to manipulate people though. With just words you can change people. Especially online where there is no emotion or anything, you can be whoever you want and no one can say otherwise.

Elaya: When something useful is posted on this forum, I'm sure we will all migrate.

Respectfully, I disagree. Just because it's online it doesn't mean that there is no emotion involved.

Until something useful is posted, have fun spamming the shit out of this topic.

I'm just saying there is no real emotion in words. You may feel emotions from reading something but you can't really tell someone how you feel by just letters.

Ele: No one cares what you have to say. Why post? I never once even implied I was the only one who found "RAEL LURV". I just don't think, let me reiterate because you haven't seemed to understand the other times, you can actually be in love with someone you don't know

Everyone has their own perception, you can't blame them for what they believe and they can't blame you for what you believe. I suggest just giving it a rest since it's pointless to argue an opinion.

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Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:26 am)

Elaya posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:22 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:19 am)

Tails posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:18 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:13 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:04 am)

Tails posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:02 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:54 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:52 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:49 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:47 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 07:45 am)

Yes but both of you at such a young age, 2 years really does make a difference. There is such a difference in maturity from 15 to 16 let alone 15 to 17. I'm not saying whatever you youngins are doing is wrong, just that there is a high chance that it won't work out... Just my two cents (which isn't worth a lot anyway :D)

That really must make them feel better /not

You are just being an asshole, let them be together.

I'm not being an asshole, I'm telling the facts. Do they even know each other in real life? What exactly is the point to "online dating"? Plus, it really is common sense that below 18, 1 year makes a difference. It is really best just to stick with people your own age... In your own school...

The point? Whats the point in coming online if your going to put it that way.

It's more easy to find someone compatible on the internet then at a school. I've personally seen friends who were in love triangles at school nothing was serious it was all a game to them. At least online they don't have to ruin everything so easily like you obviously have.

What is the point to an online relationship though? I mean you don't ever see then (and no skype does not count). Idk I just think that relationships should be a physical thing, and not on the computer where you never meet and never get to actually know each other.

I dated a guy online once.

 

to be honest at first it was fantastic, like a fantasy, so in love and so happy. but you can meet a lot of weirdo's online, and...like this guy

he pretended to commit suicide and it broke my heart, he would play mind games with me, but I was too attached to him to even think about breaking it off. he then dumped me on msn, telling me he'd rather choose a job and live his life without me than have the trouble and distance of living with me. that really hurt me, and ever since then I have never talked to a guy individually in chat or on a game before.

My childhood game was populous the beginning and I was obsessed with that game, I wanted to go online with it, and that is how we met. we would defend one another bases and win every time. it was like the perfect match until he turned out to be crazy. I gained weight from depression from lack of confidence. I felt like I was not worth anything at all for a while. until I realised it was all stupid and I was just trying to run away from the life I already had. :)

I don't know if my story helps but I differently learned from this experience.

And this is proof that you really can't know someone by just talking to them online. I know the same can be said about talking to people off the internet, but I think it is easier to tell if people are bullshitting.

Edit: Do you even know what real love is? And no I haven't experienced an online relationship because, if you can't quite understand what I'm saying... Well I'm sorry for you being an illiterate monkey. But you can't "fall in love" with someone without meeting them. Have you ever heard of Romeo and Juliet? You really think they "loved" each other after just meeting each other? No, they fell in lust. There is quite a big difference but most people are unable to figure out which is which when they are young so they love everyone they get in a relationship in. I'm not trying to ruin anything. I already said go for it, just most likely it won't last. If you don't like that Ele then leave me alone and go cry about your internet girly some more.

You are an idiot, until you actually experience it for yourself your basing everything off theories or chances.

Whether or not they meet, it is still possible to love someone you idiot.

it is, I have to agree. when you meet someone you get along with, you cant help what happens from then on. Like myself (again) I didn't think it was possible to love someone or like someone online. until I met this guy on the online version of my childhood game.

I think the concept of falling for someone online is stupid mainly because they live so far away, and thus if you do love one another it makes it very difficult to actually last with it like a none internet relationship would. The distance or the sacrifices are what ruin the whole thing

 

I feel sorry for those who are in love with someone but cant be together because of distance. its a hard thing to find in the first place.

It is so easy to manipulate people though. With just words you can change people. Especially online where there is no emotion or anything, you can be whoever you want and no one can say otherwise.

Elaya: When something useful is posted on this forum, I'm sure we will all migrate.

Respectfully, I disagree. Just because it's online it doesn't mean that there is no emotion involved.

Until something useful is posted, have fun spamming the shit out of this topic.

I'm just saying there is no real emotion in words. You may feel emotions from reading something but you can't really tell someone how you feel by just letters.

Ele: No one cares what you have to say. Why post? I never once even implied I was the only one who found "RAEL LURV". I just don't think, let me reiterate because you haven't seemed to understand the other times, you can actually be in love with someone you don't know

Well, thanks to brilliant scientific discoveries and excellent new technology, there is this wonderful thing called a microphone.

Honestly, we don't really care what anybody has to say about the matter. Last time I checked, a relationship is purely for the people who are in that relationship.

EDIT: This is my final response.

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Rest in peace. <3

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

Yukio: I didn't know there was arguing going on here? Other than ele trying to be ele. Just exchanging opinions.

Elaya: Was that really necessary? If you are mature, act like it. Your relationship is on the internet and the people that know are also on the internet. Whats the point of getting mad at people you won't ever meet?

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Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

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https://www.fallen-evolution.com/discord
https://eosource.net

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:35 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

Well unlike you I don't believe in fairy tails and magical unicorns. I believe in facts and until you prove it, not everything is possible. Once you understand that, you might grow up. If what I have to say "brings you down", then don't worry about what I have to say. No one said you had to reply. I have no reason to make anyone feel like they are less then they are because I DON'T KNOW YOU GUYS, and I PROBABLY WON'T MEET YOU. (Large print for Ele's reading disability) And my friends hug all the time. Idk what you are talking about embracing.

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Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:37 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:35 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

Well unlike you I don't believe in fairy tails and magical unicorns. I believe in facts and until you prove it, not everything is possible. Once you understand that, you might grow up. If what I have to say "brings you down", then don't worry about what I have to say. No one said you had to reply. I have no reason to make anyone feel like they are less then they are because I DON'T KNOW YOU GUYS, and I PROBABLY WON'T MEET YOU. (Large print for Ele's reading disability)

Love is not a fact

So why do you believe in it?

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https://www.fallen-evolution.com/discord
https://eosource.net

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:41 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:37 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:35 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

Well unlike you I don't believe in fairy tails and magical unicorns. I believe in facts and until you prove it, not everything is possible. Once you understand that, you might grow up. If what I have to say "brings you down", then don't worry about what I have to say. No one said you had to reply. I have no reason to make anyone feel like they are less then they are because I DON'T KNOW YOU GUYS, and I PROBABLY WON'T MEET YOU. (Large print for Ele's reading disability)

Love is not a fact

So why do you believe in it?

Love is a combination of emotions. I'm pretty sure those are real.

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Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:45 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:41 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:37 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:35 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

Well unlike you I don't believe in fairy tails and magical unicorns. I believe in facts and until you prove it, not everything is possible. Once you understand that, you might grow up. If what I have to say "brings you down", then don't worry about what I have to say. No one said you had to reply. I have no reason to make anyone feel like they are less then they are because I DON'T KNOW YOU GUYS, and I PROBABLY WON'T MEET YOU. (Large print for Ele's reading disability)

Love is not a fact

So why do you believe in it?

Love is a combination of emotions. I'm pretty sure those are real.

Wheres the facts they are real? You said you only believe in facts. But there are no facts that your emotions you are feeling are even real.

Choose your words wisely because it seems like theres more to this world then just facts, fairyland does exist. Your feeling it.

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https://www.fallen-evolution.com/discord
https://eosource.net

Ah man. Internet relationships ftl. If you two can keep it going and trust eachother etc etc then good luck to you. I admire the both of you because I couldn't handle an internet relationship :L.. I'd miss the physical side far too much

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As of this post, "ElayaxHaze" has taken over the recent actions list. First this, next... WORLD DOMINATION.

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Rest in peace. <3

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:45 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:45 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:41 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:37 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:35 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

Well unlike you I don't believe in fairy tails and magical unicorns. I believe in facts and until you prove it, not everything is possible. Once you understand that, you might grow up. If what I have to say "brings you down", then don't worry about what I have to say. No one said you had to reply. I have no reason to make anyone feel like they are less then they are because I DON'T KNOW YOU GUYS, and I PROBABLY WON'T MEET YOU. (Large print for Ele's reading disability)

Love is not a fact

So why do you believe in it?

Love is a combination of emotions. I'm pretty sure those are real.

Wheres the facts they are real? You said you only believe in facts. But there are no facts that your emotions you are feeling are even real.

Choose your words wisely because it seems like theres more to this world then just facts, fairyland does exist. Your feeling it.

Where on Earth did you learn that emotions aren't real?

Last post is now the post the is irrelevant.

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Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:49 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:45 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:45 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:41 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:37 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:35 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

Well unlike you I don't believe in fairy tails and magical unicorns. I believe in facts and until you prove it, not everything is possible. Once you understand that, you might grow up. If what I have to say "brings you down", then don't worry about what I have to say. No one said you had to reply. I have no reason to make anyone feel like they are less then they are because I DON'T KNOW YOU GUYS, and I PROBABLY WON'T MEET YOU. (Large print for Ele's reading disability)

Love is not a fact

So why do you believe in it?

Love is a combination of emotions. I'm pretty sure those are real.

Wheres the facts they are real? You said you only believe in facts. But there are no facts that your emotions you are feeling are even real.

Choose your words wisely because it seems like theres more to this world then just facts, fairyland does exist. Your feeling it.

Where on Earth did you learn that emotions aren't real?

Last post is now the post the is irrelevant.

To me they are real, because i believe in them, i know they are not facts, yet i still choose to believe, You however, know they are not facts. So how can you love someone if you don't even believe in love.

Because love, isn't real, thats how. You are still able to love, even though you don't believe in it. That's quite hilarious.

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elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:51 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:49 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:45 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:45 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:41 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:37 am)

elevations posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:35 am)

Cyber.N1nja posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:32 am)

Haze posted: (4th Jan 2013, 08:27 am)

I get where you're coming from, Cyber. It's kind of a typical response to the topic of online dating. I don't think being able to physically touch my girlfriend is what validates my relationship. Also, I realize that some people can't get past the long distance thing but, i knew what i was getting into when me & Elaya agreed to this. In my opinion, a "real" relationship is loving someone, trusting them, and being faithful to them. As to the maturity factor, i don't really think 2 years is a large amount of time. In the end, it's all personal preference. Also, my girlfriend is my "real life", if that makes any sense. Just because i met her online doesn't make her imaginary. Well, that's about all i had to say on this subject.

And I completely understand what you are saying and I don't think I ever said that someone wasn't real or it wasn't an actual relationship per se. I really don't care what you or anyone here does because I really don't have a say in how someone lives now do I? I wouldn't really call it "typical" exactly. I'm just speaking from experiences and what my friends have done. Saying what has and hasn't worked. I don't think I've ever heard of an internet actually working and them being together. Idk once again. To each their own.

You sound like one of those end of the world guys, that tries to bring everyone down.

Stop listening to your friends, get new ones that embrace and believe anything is possible.

Well unlike you I don't believe in fairy tails and magical unicorns. I believe in facts and until you prove it, not everything is possible. Once you understand that, you might grow up. If what I have to say "brings you down", then don't worry about what I have to say. No one said you had to reply. I have no reason to make anyone feel like they are less then they are because I DON'T KNOW YOU GUYS, and I PROBABLY WON'T MEET YOU. (Large print for Ele's reading disability)

Love is not a fact

So why do you believe in it?

Love is a combination of emotions. I'm pretty sure those are real.

Wheres the facts they are real? You said you only believe in facts. But there are no facts that your emotions you are feeling are even real.

Choose your words wisely because it seems like theres more to this world then just facts, fairyland does exist. Your feeling it.

Where on Earth did you learn that emotions aren't real?

Last post is now the post the is irrelevant.

To me they are real, because i believe in them, i know they are not facts, yet i still choose to believe, You however, know they are not facts. So how can you love someone if you don't even believe in love.

You may believe emotions are just something that happen, but an emotion is actually an experience that is a mixture of chemicals in your brain(fancy huh science stuff you probably wouldn't understand) depending on your mental state. About as dumbed down as I could get it for you old chap

Quit assuming things you twat. I never said emotions weren't a thing. Just because you don't believe them to be a physical thing doesn't mean you are right.

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