NemzySeries:
yes na........ infact i already am wit d OP

lol nemzy ,uve come again

Halfpenny:
I did and it felt a little silly so I wouldn't recommend it to others. I think I fell in love with what I thought he was because I obviously didn't know him on a personal everyday level. I fell in love with what he typed. I don't regret it because it did what it needed to do and I got what I needed at the time but after many months it fell apart because the foundation was set on words on a screen.

Aww! sounds bad
but did u ever meet him in person?

DanielLee5:
Once I chatted with a girl during 2 weeks and yep, we fell in love, our relationships lasted for 2 years on something. My sister met her SO online, too ( at http://www.uniformdating.com/ ). I think everything is possible.

that's really cool

shestrong:





lol nemzy ,uve come again

wat God has blown hiz whistle on, let no nairalander decline

TrapQueen77:



My bestie met her hubby thru dating site..they met only twice in person and her hubby proposed to her...the nxt thing, they got married which i missed it


Now they have this beautiful daughter ...

Love conquers everything ONLY if 2 ppol are fighting for each other & this is very important in every relationship

Though, it might not be true in the case you just alluded to, but it is wrong to conclude that; because two people got married and/or proceeded to have kids thereafter means, they love each other.

Many people marry for different reasons, irrespective of how they met and I will dare say that, most marriages entered into these days are because of things other than love.

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shestrong:
If you are friends with someone on the Internet and chat with them on messenger programs for example, you would know what am talking about.Although ,personally, i've not fallen in love with someone online but I have felt connected in some ways to people whom i have never met face to face.
If you happen to know someone over the net,u can feel connected if ur ideas or views match theirs.
But could such a love stand the test of time?
Would such a love overcome the potentially high expectations generated by an online or virtual personality?
Would such a love,come to terms with the reality of physical imperfections or deficiencies?
These r important questions to consider
Assuming that a couple has met over the Internet or over the phone through a friend or someone ,the more interesting thing I'd like to know is what would be their reaction when they infact meet in person for the first time?
What if the persons turns out not to be as attractive physically when u first meet them?
can you overlook that fact and love them the same way u did as before u met them?
What about the potential of anonymity?people who mask their true identities online
You may have good intentions ,honest ,genuine nd want real love,but can you be sure that the person ure chatting to or speaking with share those intentions?
Please share ur experiences if any.

my best relationship was with a lady I av never met in my life before she got married she took permission from me

linearity:


[s]Though, it might not be true in the case you just alluded to, but it is wrong to conclude that; because two people got married and/or proceeded to have kids thereafter means, they love each other.

Many people marry for different reasons, irrespective of how they met and I will dare say that, most marriages entered into these days are because of things other than love.

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abimic:
Hmmmmmmmmm.. . Oluwamae comes to mind.. . It's well.. .. .

come on...

its kinda complicated cos i hve a girl now dat we've never met, buh shez kinda nice

rockyh:
[color=#006600][/color]my best relationship was with a lady I av never met in my life before she got married she took permission from me

wow! that's grt
my conclusion is, i think it works for some nd does not work for the others
Do we call is LUCK?

shestrong:





wow! that's grt
my conclusion is, i think it works for some nd does not work for the others
Do we call is LUCK?

dear I believe it's how open partners are to each other that encourages the trust to carry on in a relationship whereby partners av not seen each other yet the bond is so strong that you feel each other's presence even when u are not there

"Love conquers all ", only in fairytales in reality love is only one of the ingredients that makes a relationship strong. Love is a feeling that inevitably changes ( therefore unreliable). The only way that a relationship can work is if you can accept the imperfections , if you cant then you are wasting both your time . If you cant accept the things that aren't so good about your partner then you can't fully committ to them , and a relationship without commitment is doomed.

shestrong:






lol nemzy ,uve come again

saw dis post.... https://www.nairaland.com/2474859/ladies-it-bad-idea-spread watz ur view.

Lionessza:
"Love conquers all ", only in fairytales in reality love is only one of the ingredients that makes a relationship strong. Love is a feeling that inevitably changes ( therefore unreliable). The only way that a relationship can work is if you can accept the imperfections , if you cant then you are wasting both your time . If you cant accept the things that aren't so good about your partner then you can't fully committ to them , and a relationship without commitment is doomed.

Well said dear

shestrong:







Well said dear

Thanks hun.