Re: Virtual or reality (romances)

Mirek, I think that many may be caught living two lives. Especially if one of them remains online and the other off. It would be possible but in the long-term if would be very difficult and would require not so much lies but it would certainly involve misrepresentation of the truth. That is where the damage is as I see it. I agree with you John, relationships on line may draw energy away from realtionships offline. The way any affair would.

The problem of online infidelity can't be ignored but the net can't be blamed either. Do you think that for many the interaction on the net is underestimated? It's a shame it has been labeled 'virtual'. It undermines the fact that people you communicate with on the net are real. What do you think?

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Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Mirek, 9/23/99 Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Ross, 9/23/99 Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by John, 9/23/99 Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Mirek, 9/24/99 Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Ross, 9/24/99 Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Ross, 9/24/99 Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Mirek, 9/24/99 Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Ross, 9/24/99 cyberspace contacts vs. "real" life... was: Re: Virtual or reality (romances), by Mirek, 9/27/99 cyberspace contacts vs. , by Ross, 9/30/99

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