Would you date someone on MFP?

todaysanewday
todaysanewday Posts: 91
edited November 12 in Chit-Chat
Sure, why not
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  • bellevie23
    bellevie23 Posts: 208 Member
    I would never date someone solely online...now if we met online and ended up dating in 'real life', sure why not...but yeah, never have a online relationship solely lol.
  • I would never date someone solely online...now if we met online and ended up dating in 'real life', sure why not...but yeah, never have a online relationship solely lol.

    of course, i agree
  • Cold_Steel
    Cold_Steel Posts: 897 Member
    Other than the fact that I am married. I have yet to see a good relationship work out from online... I know of a few people that ended up getting married but their relationships are relation****s.
  • healthyliving_girl
    healthyliving_girl Posts: 290 Member
    Since I'm married, probably not...but I do believe that some relationships can start from meeting online. Actually, I know of two relationships that made it from the online dating to marriage.

    And like the statistics say, it's 50/50. Both couples are still married. One looks like a healthy relationship...the other, not so much....
  • unmitigatedbadassery
    unmitigatedbadassery Posts: 653 Member
    I am currently with someone I met on here.
  • unmitigatedbadassery
    unmitigatedbadassery Posts: 653 Member
    Other than the fact that I am married. I have yet to see a good relationship work out from online... I know of a few people that ended up getting married but their relationships are relation****s.

    Meeting someone online now days is just as viable a place as the book store or coffee shop. It's how you choose to proceed with the relationship that determines whether it turns to s*** or not.
  • neverstray
    neverstray Posts: 3,845 Member
    yes, I would.
  • ball858
    ball858 Posts: 395 Member
    I would never date someone solely online...now if we met online and ended up dating in 'real life', sure why not...but yeah, never have a online relationship solely lol.

    Same here, but why not - similar interests etc...
  • Alicia_Monique
    Alicia_Monique Posts: 338 Member
    Not somebody who I was just talking to online. That's weird. I want to hold/touch/feel the person I'm dating.
  • jozev
    jozev Posts: 27
    My girlfriend is on MFP with me, so I suppose that would be a yes. Only her, though. :wink:
  • Other than the fact that I am married. I have yet to see a good relationship work out from online... I know of a few people that ended up getting married but their relationships are relation****s.

    I am proof that online relationships do work. My fiance and I are getting married in 7 months, we met online almost 4 years ago when he was deployed to Iraq. Talked for 8 months before we met in person, spent a month together and then he went to finish his active duty in Germany for 5 months. We made it but i think it all depends on who the two individuals are.
  • BlackStarlight
    BlackStarlight Posts: 554 Member
    Yea I would dont see a problem of course it would have to work outside cyber space as well but hey if it did work awesome :smile: xxx
  • achief192
    achief192 Posts: 192
    Absolutely!
  • bcampbell54
    bcampbell54 Posts: 932 Member
    I date an MFP friend all the time.
    Of course, she's my wife, so it works out ok...
  • NeuroticVirgo
    NeuroticVirgo Posts: 3,671 Member
    Other than the fact that I am married. I have yet to see a good relationship work out from online... I know of a few people that ended up getting married but their relationships are relation****s.

    Meeting someone online now days is just as viable a place as the book store or coffee shop. It's how you choose to proceed with the relationship that determines whether it turns to s*** or not.

    I met my husband online, and he is a better man than any of the other guys I had dated who I met through school or friends. lol

    I agree that meeting someone online is just as reasonable as meeting someone at a bar etc.
  • lvpthemvp
    lvpthemvp Posts: 266 Member
    I see no reason not to date someone you met on line. Is that the question? You meet where you meet! GO for it!
  • NeuroticVirgo
    NeuroticVirgo Posts: 3,671 Member
    I date an MFP friend all the time.
    Of course, she's my wife, so it works out ok...

    haha cute!
  • Mirabilis
    Mirabilis Posts: 312 Member
    I met my hubby on the internet. We just had our 12th wedding anniversary and all's well :)

    There are three components:
    1. You must have a common interest (in our case, it was computer games and we met on a message board for one of them, so I was able to see how he interacted with other posters over about two years before anything happened.
    2. When you meet in person, the pheromones have to be right.
    3. You have to take a good objective look at the person s/he is, and if possible, get some kind of a reference from a third party not suggested by them directly, i.e. hey, is that guy/girl good people? any problems you know of? Don't jump into it.

    Other than that, it's what you make it.

    Mirii
  • WalkingGirl1985
    WalkingGirl1985 Posts: 2,046 Member
    If I wasn't engaged..I think I'd be open to it. I met my fiancee online almost 7 years ago, and we haven't parted since. :smile:
  • CharlieBarleyMom
    CharlieBarleyMom Posts: 727 Member
    I'm guessing that the question should have been phrased "would you date someone you met on MFP?" because some people are responding like they would date through MFP - as in, never meet in person, "date" through the internet... that's a ridiculous thought... that's not dating, that's communicating with someone, as we all do here in the forums.

    Now, date someone I met here? Yep. Absolutely. Already have common ground, understanding, and support. Again, wholeheartedly,YUP!

    <-- Single.
  • gazerofthestars
    gazerofthestars Posts: 255 Member
    I wouldn't mind hanging out with the people here <3
    Date them? Errr... not too sold on that idea.
  • kristarablue
    kristarablue Posts: 702 Member
    Already have:-) Did not work out, but we are still friends and I am so glad I did...taught me probably more than he knows. Turned out to be a really nice guy.
  • BrienJD
    BrienJD Posts: 541 Member
    Certainly!
  • I actually met my fiance online. I don't do the bar scene and I'm generally more quiet and less outgoing then mosst. We talked on the site for a few weeks and then we called for a few weeks and then we finally met. Dating only online probably wouldn't work butif you start a relationship with someone from here and you hit it off, why not?
  • DorothyR87
    DorothyR87 Posts: 113
    Other than the fact that I am married. I have yet to see a good relationship work out from online... I know of a few people that ended up getting married but their relationships are relation****s.

    I met my husband on a dating website after I had a bad breakup and just wanted to see who all was out there. We have been married for 10 months and have been together for 4 years. Relationships online CAN work.

    As for dating someone on MFP, I wouldn't see why people who met through the site (and perhaps actually live near each other) couldn't or shouldn't date.
  • TheUnwritten
    TheUnwritten Posts: 158 Member
    Yep!
  • _LilPowerHouse
    _LilPowerHouse Posts: 365 Member
    Didn't need the internet to find my honey.. we met in high school and got married a month before graduation and been married ever since.. :love:
    but if circumstances were different I'd consider dating someone that I met online... :drinker:
  • 2Bgoddess
    2Bgoddess Posts: 1,096 Member
    I date an MFP friend all the time.
    Of course, she's my wife, so it works out ok...

    LOL yeah, ditto, my husband has a MFP profile, he's an on-again, off-again MFPer, so I am not sure it will last...just kidding!
  • capnwo85
    capnwo85 Posts: 1,103 Member
    I'd rather.

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    Motto to live by, MFP friendly.

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  • zornig
    zornig Posts: 336 Member
    Other than the fact that I am married. I have yet to see a good relationship work out from online... I know of a few people that ended up getting married but their relationships are relation****s.

    Whereas all relationships that begin offline are fantastic? Please--whether or not a relationship endures or is healthy is hardly a function of where people meet, but rather is a function of who those people are.
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