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So going by the answers so far, it is not a good idea to think it's possible to meet your match here then? Anything is possible. Is it likely??? Not really. |
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 Reality is a crutch for people that can't deal with fantasy What a good point, farcical but good point  and to me, unless you meet, it's basically fantasy.  |
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So going by the answers so far, it is not a good idea to think it's possible to meet your match here then? What I've learned, the hard way -- the kind of person I would be interested in just doesn't use dating sites. I have no idea why that's the case, but, based on the people I've met from dating sites, it's clearly true. I should add that I've never met anyone from this site....! |
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Reality is a crutch for people that can't deal with fantasy and to me, unless you meet, it's basically fantasy.  As much as I prefer the fantasy, I still must agree.
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In considering relationships on Mingle, how do you distunguish the fantasy of it from the reality? Hmmm....it probably depends on how you distinguish the fantasy vesus reality of relationships in "real time". |
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Edited by
papersmile
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Sun 06/07/09 03:27 AM
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In considering relationships on Mingle, how do you distunguish the fantasy of it from the reality? although i never felt as though my own relationship was purely fantasy before we actually met, i'd have to say it doesn't have a complete realness about it until that's happened and you've become a part of their physical life as well, meaning having met some of their family, their friends, their co-workers, etc. if the entire basis of your friendship or romantic relationship is based on the amount of logged-in hours you spend at the computer, how real is that? i guess the personal perception of the friendship is what's important; however, i guess i equate 'real' with 'physical' and 'alive'. i'd thought about this quite awhile ago. if some emergency happened to any one of us who are here online, is there any family member and/or friend who'd call to advise you of their condition? if not, i'd say it's just a fantasy. |
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reality? fantasy? they are both one and the same. your reality is that you are living the fantasy.
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papersmile is right. Papersmile you are a genious. did you figure all that by yourself? but nevertheless you are right. until you actually meet the person you are living in fantasy and dreaming of what you wish could be.
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papersmile is right. Papersmile you are a genious. did you figure all that by yourself? but nevertheless you are right. until you actually meet the person you are living in fantasy and dreaming of what you wish could be. on the other hand, what about the girl you've met at a bar, or in school, or wherever, and you've a big crush on her that isn't reciprocated. you've met -- though isn't that still a fantasy? i can't say that it depends entirely on whether you've physically met or not; it's just a small portion of what realness entails (to me). |
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There is someone here I would have my family notify if something happened, we've never met face to face.
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Something we all must concider and I learned a couple of years ago.
Your perception is your reality. |
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I perceive that he is very real.
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I don't consider any relationship here on Mingle.
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 "It's just a fantasy,It's not the real thing."...Billy Joel. be seeing you
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Jane I can only speak from my own experience.. I have had great connections on this site and the other one I am on.. Except They usually live across the USA. Long distant relationships are not for me.. So unless one of us is willing to relocate than It kinda gets frustrating at times ... Good luck in your journey
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papersmile is right. Papersmile you are a genious. did you figure all that by yourself? but nevertheless you are right. until you actually meet the person you are living in fantasy and dreaming of what you wish could be. on the other hand, what about the girl you've met at a bar, or in school, or wherever, and you've a big crush on her that isn't reciprocated. you've met -- though isn't that still a fantasy? i can't say that it depends entirely on whether you've physically met or not; it's just a small portion of what realness entails (to me). we have a real relationship that is solidly based in reality we did try mixing some fantasies in there. but we found out that feathers and whip cream dont mix very well |
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