Is it normal for internet friends to last for as long as 6 years or longer? Do they usually end up meeting after a while? I have a friend who met this girl on Runescape when he was like 11 and they're still friends; he's 17 right now. I remember my internet friends only lasted a few months at the most...I just ended up changing my address and forgot to tell them...
SaturnMoonie answered Sunday May 16 2010, 8:40 pm: Internet relationships are like real life relationships in the sense that some friendships last a few months and others last a few years. It all depends on how well the two people in question mesh.
Most of my online friendships last a few months. But there are a few that have lasted years.
I have this one friend, we have never met - she lives in Colorado and I live in Pennsylvania but she's one of the people I'm closest with. We chat, text, and talk on the phone. We have eachother's addresses - we send eachother birthday and Christmas gifts. It's weird to think that I have never met her because I feel like I know her so well, and I've seen so many pictures of her and her family that it feels like I see her all the time.
russianspy1234 answered Saturday May 15 2010, 10:10 pm: Most of my internet friendships only lasted a short while, a few however did last in the 6 year range. I did end up meeting one of them, but that was actually an accident and we didn't plan to meet. [ russianspy1234's advice column | Ask russianspy1234 A Question ]
OhMyLucyDarling answered Saturday May 15 2010, 1:29 pm: 99% of the time people are never who they say they are on the internet.
Different people will have different opinions but mine is I don't care how long I have known someone on the internet I would never meet them in person. Not even in a crowded area. Where there is a risk, If it is possible I avoid it.
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