Re: End of my online love life jimloveless: yeah. i just rely too much on visual connection. me and a person really need to have a lot of natural 'clickability' to jive just over text, i think. a simple frowny face can mean about 18 different things, but if i was able to see what her eyes were telling me, it would be a different story. is she sorry for me... is she sad i ended the conversation... is she mocking me? blech. i don't need this crap.
my favorite part of the conversation was like so:
me- what time is it in A?
her- 5 A.M.
me- early riser eh? you a coffee drinker, too?
her- nooo
*long pause*
her- been up since 3
me- waiting for me this whole time? i'm flattered! :D
me- just kiddin
her- okay.
me- ...
...not even a sympathy laugh? crimony. jeez i could have been talking to a robot.
Re: End of my online love life jimloveless: by the way, i didn't mean to hijack the whine, just wanted to add my own to it. sorry :D
Re: End of my online love life AloneandCold: LoL I had something like that happen. I was talking to this guy from a dating web site. He had emailed me and we emailed back and forth.
Me; a paragraph of various questions and a couple facts about my self.
Him; No, do you live by yourself?
(No on what question I have no idea)
Me; various other questions mostly off what he had on his profile and I live with my children
Him; ok.
Me; trying one more time to start a conversation
(Insert a two hour pause)
Him; Do you wear thongs?
Re: End of my online love life whatnext: I also don't want to hijack, but I'd like to point out that I invented a new word today, in my above post:
ackward:
combination of surprise, shock and horror, with the silence that accompanies a first date, or other uncomfortable situation
Re: End of my online love life jimloveless: ackward! i love it.
diminutive of bass ackward.
thongs, eh? you don't suppose he meant flip flops? LMAO
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