Seeking Love-Marriage Online
| Friday 5th February 2010 09:37pm 1 |

XtreMe
202 Posts
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We all heard about aunts, uncles or friends playing matchmaker.
What do you think about some people who go online to find a
partner for marriage?
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| Monday 8th February 2010 01:42pm 2 |

English Muffyn
130 Posts
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How much can you really find out about someone online? I mean,
about who they really are.
At least when Aunty and Uncle set you up they get to hear the
gossip ahead of time, so you already know whether the bai was
married once before, or whether he has a drinking problem, or if
his family is full of lunatics.
You can't find that out online. All you will read about is how
normal and wonderful they are. You'll think they are intelligent,
well rounded, and the perfect catch.
It's not till you end up with them that you'll discover they are
socially inept, have an eating disorder, and drinking
problem...
But on the other hand, I have a friend who married her online lover
and they have 2 kids and a dog now.. so hell... it might work.
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| Monday 8th February 2010 04:36pm 3 |

Contradiction
21 Posts
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The age of, "I want mine and I want it now", has diffused into
the area of finding a mate. That's reality. And reality now
offers what many see as a short cut to a relationship. The
internet. If you choose to find your future wife or hubby on the
internet, do so with discretion and patience. It's not a race and
eventually it will happen. Be patient. Choose wisely.
Muffyn is a wise woman. Do spend time with this potential mate
out in the "real" world before making your final decision. Lots
of time!!! And for heaven's sake, keep your head screwed on well.
:)
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| Monday 8th February 2010 09:24pm 4 |

Siren
25 Posts
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If this wasn't a successful means of finding a mate there wouldn't
be so many sites popping out to act as matchmaker. I think this is
propular because people no longer make the time to socialise and
meet people and get to know them. Contra is right, it's a short-cut
for those who are busy and realise they are alone and suddenly have
to find someone with the fear they might end up old and
lonely.
I don't see anything wrong with it. The internet is a medium for so
many things, why not dating/marriage? I would caution anyone who
chooses this path though. I personally wouldn't. You are clueless
of who is out there and unless you meet them in person and
understand the real person you will only delude yourself that you
have met this great 'soulmate'.
Security is my main concern on this and I wouldn't want anyone I
know to date someone they met online unless they did proper
research and dedicate enough time to getting to know the
person.
You might as well take that time to shutdown and go meet someone on
the road.
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