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Topic: Internet Stigma
Posted : 21/03/06 / Views : 2119 / Replies :
Useranon
So, is it still a no-no to admit you are seeing someone you met online? Or are people generally more relaxed about it these days?

Do you admit how you met or tell a white lie?
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Reply #1: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 22/08/05
anonymous
Depends who you are.

If you see my 60 year old bad self in a rain coat and hear me say I met this girl online.... than call 999.

If you say you went to a snoglondon meet up for socialising and hit it off with someone... damn even if they were not in the group... hell you can say you use this forum to enrich your social life.
Reply #2: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 23/08/05
Mr Omneo
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errr i do use this forum to enrich my social life, as most people who have met me can testify to... why should I be embarrassed to admit that??

Over the last 8 or 9 years I have had no problem introducing 'real life' friends with those 'make believe' friends I have made over the net. i don't know what peoples problems are in admiting they have met people via the net, but I don't care where I find you, if I like you .... I like you... end of story... I have no shame
Reply #3: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 23/08/05
anonymous
I was embarassed the first few times, but the reactions were always just a shrug so it's really no problem now.

The embarassing thing is that it's usually guys that I've met through here - Belugar and Reno have both been down here to visit and it's a bit strange telling my Canterbury friends that I met them through a dating site...
Reply #4: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 24/08/05
anonymous
When people ask me how I met Emma, I often fabricate a fanciful reply, not because I am ashamed of course. Just to make myself look rad.

Here are some examples:

I saved her from being tied to the railway tracks by a top-hatted madman in a twirly moustashe.

She dropped her purse at Covent Garden station and I returned it to her after a five-year investigation I funded myself by baking cakes and selling them off.

In a crazy Post Office mix-up, our mail was sent to the wrong houses. Much hilarity ensued.

(This one is actually true)
We met in a tube carriage and shared a taxi home to deepest Leytonstone in a selfless act of chivalry.

She saved me from a sky-diving accident by grabbing my legs and opening her own parachute, saving me. To this day, I have an enlarged femur.

We are not together at all, we are spies on a stake-out, trying to foil a trillion-dollar world-domination attempt.

We served in 'Nam together, she pulled me from a foxhole on hill 69. With only one bullet in her M16, she fought off a whole company of Charlie, for which she was awarded the Medal of Honor and me a Purple Heart.
Reply #5: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 24/08/05
anonymous
Nutter!

I've never cared about it, although I must admit to protesting vociferously when someone has accused me of being "sad" and explaining snoglondon is more than a dating site. And it seems different for Sean and I, as we were friends first.

I can see what CB means though, it can seem a bit weird......

Now, I'm off to arrange a date with Tinkerbell. Just don't tell bleu, whirl and Vicky B, they'll get jealous ;)
Reply #6: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 25/08/05
Mr Omneo
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is this like a stigmata?
Reply #7: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 25/08/05
anonymous
How blasphemous.

Reply #8: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 26/08/05
anonymous
Internet smegma?
Not in this part of Teddington.
Reply #9: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 26/08/05
anonymous
It's a shame I have just moved away from my Fulwell Park palace Throaty. We could have gone for a jar down at that pub by the river. They do IPA you know.
Reply #10: Re: Internet Stigma
Posted : 26/08/05
anonymous
Among other things, so I've heard.
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