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I Think Internet Dating Has Killed Love

The Search For Love Begins..

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Written on March 5th, 2009
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Age: 26-30
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5 responses
  • AGeminisTwin

    You are a wonderful writer! I just became a fan.

    Aug 22, 2010
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  • grandlakeprincess62

    Ok for the most part, I agree but I found my true love on the internet on EP. We chatted two months before we met and I have been with him for two months now. It is great!

    Sep 7, 2009
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  • felicita

    Oh this is all so familiar.

    The last one said "whoever wants you will need to be very special". I think the implication was that he would have to be desperate.

    Mar 8, 2009
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  • silentvoices

    Ya i am agree with you that internet and all types of communications in some way affecting our feelings and relations.. although we always say that we live in a global village and as modern telecommunication is going better and better some time i feel that distance between relationships are also widening .. and computers internet . emails short messages confined us all in our rooms and it also killed the hand writing letters and cards .. which can give the real feelings from distance.. life is going to be more mechanical and robotic .. where in future we shall buy love and feelings and many relationships from stores.. .. may be Wall mart..



    Lets hope for the Best..





    Regards

    Mar 5, 2009
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  • niceguyinhell

    Ha ha! I loooove this post. It's like I've been looking for this post my entire life. I just feel this instant, deeply spiritual connection with you. It's like we're old souls that have finally be reunited. Please email me full length nude shots yourself (JPEG only!)



    Seriously....great post. The Internet sucks. Online dating services are a lot like open auditions. You get on stage for the 30 secs of screen time your allowed and then -- mid way into your monologue from Othello -- someone from the back of the theatre shouts, "NEXT!"



    "Uh, did I get the part?"



    "Don't call us, we'll call you. NEXT!"



    "Um, okay. Th-thanks!"



    EXIT STAGE RIGHT

    Mar 6, 2009
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