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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 8 Mar, 2012 01:55 AMI have been asking and answering myself since very long the above mentioned topic. Would like to hear some views. Thanks:) |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 8 Mar, 2012 12:21 PMDo men find it hard to date a woman so far away? Can culture ever be a barrier in pursuing the woman of your dreams? Honest opinion only. |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 8 Mar, 2012 08:21 PMI don't think culture would be an issue for me, though distance almost certainly would. Things would be different if I was already involved with someone before we became long distance. But I can't see myself traveling thousands of miles to meet a virtual stranger for a first date. |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 8 Mar, 2012 08:41 PMHmmm John. Thanks for your view. Lets wait and see if there's others who thinks differently. Blessings and best wishes, Aby. |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 9 Mar, 2012 12:21 AMculture i can learn,trying to engage a intimate exclusive relationship with someone more than about 100 miles/61 km away? unrealistic.... not saying it is impossible,just not realistic for me at this station in life.... |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 9 Mar, 2012 02:01 AMNO it should not be a problem. |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 9 Mar, 2012 07:31 AMPeace, you are funny.No one is telling you to travel anyway. Its just a wanted opinion. |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 9 Mar, 2012 07:36 AMJah, I agree. Guess we have come to an age where people have almost forgotten how to communicate face to face,but modern technology even with your closest neighbor! |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 10 Mar, 2012 12:53 AMyou mentioned a different view and Sis Truefriend67 i here for You:yay: the ironic thing i have seen among people's who have met someone online and pursued relationship is LIFESTYLE's,it seems they meet this person and happy talky,fun talky, talking and |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 10 Mar, 2012 08:05 AMLol peace.that was funny! Well,I have never thought that far about online dating,but I think you are very true to some extent .However such cases are rare I hope. Thanks for your input this time and sorry for the miscommunication. Guess I failed to elaborate my view in trying to be short:) |
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Cross culture,Long distance: what do you say?Posted : 10 Mar, 2012 10:00 AMmaybe i am jaded Realfriend67 ? but You really nailed it on the head,often People dont think,my view is realistic as one of my jobs is benevolence officer at our church and on more than several occassions there has been the knock at my office door and there is a young lady/man standing there,and their story starts like this," I met someone online and all was great" and then they proceeds to tell me all about how they are now very far from home,broke,scared... |
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