Would you prefer to date a person you met online or date a person you met on the street or some other place?

[thegreenyogi]

[Anonymous]

Does it really matter? A true connection is a true connection.

Having said that though. Most people are not what they pretend to be online unfortunately. So while I don't have a problem meeting g someone else online. I realize the odds of them being who they portray themselves to be is slim.

[slatyb]

I dated online for quite a while before meeting my wife. Almost every woman I met was reasonably honest in their profile. One woman posted a picture that was about ten years and a hundred pounds out of date, and another woman who selected "a few extra pounds" was like 5-3 and 250. I only made the mistake of chatting before meeting twice.

[Opinion Owner]

@slatyb well that's your experience it hasn't been mine. My experience is just a teenager about every woman lies. I'm not saying they're all big horrific lies. But I am saying if you wanted a healthy relationship it bad to start off with a bunch of lies.

[Opinion Owner]

Lol, damn autocorrect. It added the word "teenager". Omit that when reading.😆

[slatyb]

I was on match where the women were paying to be able to respond. They were presumably more serious than people on free sites.

[Tarifa]

In person. I don't think I'll get the chemistry, i. e. the intense feelings of curiousness, connection and passion, that gradually builds up. Flirting is much better done in person.

[Zack-Bann]

Assuming the person is who she says she is it doesn’t make any difference how we met


Just because it was online or on the streets doesn’t change a thing as far as what we have in common and the chemistry we share


It’s a superficial detail to be hung up on

[petitedollbabee]

Online. I’ve had my share of both, and online has always gone better. You get to know someone better without appearances getting in the way first. With my current partner, we had no idea what each other looked like other than describing our appearance to each other, and we talked all day everyday for like 5 weeks before we met in person, and it went great. There was no awkwardness when we met up because we felt like we already knew each other really well.

[IslaTheWitch]

it's not important how we met... it's important to meet each other in person and have some time to get to know each other in person before making any decision...

[EmmaMary]

I'm most definitely with @Nikki1989 100%.

How about your goodself @thegreenyogi

[thegreenyogi]

@EmmaMary I really don't mind whether it's online or in person. If there's chemistry there's chemistry and some of the connections I have with people I have met online are some of the best I have had which I probably wouldn't have had if it weren't for online platforms. I believe thunder can strike both in person and online. Xxx

[NathanDavis]

I've only done it in person and I don't know any other way

that's how I actually truly meet and get to know someone

[Anonymous]

Preferably on the streets. But these days a lot of women have pretty much ruined all things in the way of relationships. Men are to the point they don’t even want to try to meet someone, not worth their time or the trouble.

[soe11]

• First opinion is met on streets.
• Second opinion is online.
• At the moment I have online, who is crunchy live together and holding stable relationship.

[Staximus]

Approaching women on the street is considered not cool here unless you're a person she finds very attractive. At some place where people hang out is considered ok

[skidawgkc22]

Meeting someone on the street isn't happening for me.

[Nikki1989]

In person 100% of the time.

[slatyb]

Both are fine. My wife and I met online.

[moneymagnet24]

I don't do dates