It is well known that there is a lot of people who doesn't believe in internet love.Off course when you start telling to your family and friends you felt in love on the internet and you are going to get married they all try to give you a piece of advice either you need it or not and off course they try to convince you of think better what you are doing with your life .


People can tell you all kind of crazy things just in order to make you finish you relationship ,like that they knew somebody in the same situation and he was a PIMP or that marriage it is not going to work because of this or that .In this case people can be really creative.

After they get to know your love many of them change there minds but some others don't.


Now you tell me what has been the craziest things somebody ever told you to try to make you finish your relationship????

I have a good friend who met someone over the internet. When she told me she was going to go visit him (they were in the same country btw) I was floored. I tried to convince her that it was a bad idea, etc. And if she was going to go through with it, make sure to meet him in a public place. I thought she was off her rocker.

They've been married for over two years now and just had their first baby!

nothing unusual, just the same old same old ..........
and a friend told my fiance to be careful meeting an American woman, that he did not know me and that they have guns there and shoot people

Sorry, nothing crazy to add, but I have a friend that was like a daughter to me when she was younger. She was a mischevious little #$@#, but a sweetheart as well. She met a man on the internet (from the US). They ended up married, and have been for over 6 years now. They have 2 children, and he recently graduated with his doctorate, majoring is Physics. He now has an incredible job, they live very well financially, and are still very much in love.

So now how can you take a story like this and convince people that internet romances are not real and unhealthy?

Getting my ear chewed for a year "don't do it".