Re: Virtual or reality (romances)

You raise a very interesting question, Mirek. I've known people who became involved in online romances and it damaged their in-person relationship, but I can't think of any examples where a person lived separate romantic lives, online and off, for any significant period of time (flings and flirting, maybe, but not a longer term relationship). What do others think? Is it possible? And if so, is it "good" or not?

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