What should you do if you like someone in your online relationship course?

[Anonymous]

Imagine you're taking an online course about relationships, and you find yourself drawn to someone in the group. Since it's a virtual setting, making a move isn’t as simple as in real life. How would you approach this situation? Would you try to connect casually, or would you directly express your feelings? What’s the best way to turn an online course connection into something real?

[Anonymous]

Start by engaging with their comments and sharing your thoughts to build rapport. If the course has group discussions or social media connections, use those to interact casually. Once you’ve established some connection, suggest a one-on-one chat about the course topic. If the vibe is good, gradually shift to personal conversations. Avoid rushing; let things develop naturally. If mutual interest is clear, you can express your feelings subtly and suggest a casual video call to see if there’s real chemistry

[Valdemort]

If you have their information, you could reach out privately.

Either ask something about the course and start talking first- or make a comment about what draws you to them?

[LouieLouie69]

Life is short, and you’re obligated to treat yourself responsibly. Openly discuss and go for things want and being direct, and playful is a great mix. But sacrificing what “ could be “ for silence is unacceptable and not very kind to self!! Find a way to separate him from the heard and tell him you’re interested and invite him for whatever you do on first dates/occasions. But definitely be pro active!!
“ You got girl “ you got this!!

[Zack-Bann]

You’re in a RELATIONSHIP COURSE and you’re turning to this app for advice


How much help do you need bro! 😂


Im just pulling your leg


Let me save you some money: anytime you like someone all you need to do is communicate it


If its IRL you speak up
If its online you text up


If for any one of a 146 reasons they can’t reciprocate the feeling you just move on
No harm. No foul.

[adriano]

If you’re interested in someone from your online relationship course, start by engaging with them naturally in discussions. Show genuine interest in their thoughts and transition into private conversations casually. Find common interests beyond the course and suggest a video chat to build a real connection. If the vibe is right, be honest but not too forward, saying something like, “I didn’t expect to meet someone this interesting here, but I really enjoy talking to you. Let’s continue this outside the class.” Keep it light and natural, letting things develop organically.

[Asker]

thanks

[diamond]

If you’re drawn to someone in your online course, it’s important to be cautious. Online connections can be misleading, and it’s easy to develop feelings without truly knowing the person. Jumping straight into expressing your feelings could complicate things. It’s better to focus on the course and keep interactions professional. If there's genuine interest, let it develop naturally outside the course setting.

[Asker]

thanks for opinion

[femalewolf]

Taking a break can help if both partners use the time to reflect and communicate clearly about what they want, but it can also lead to confusion or even more distance. If you're already considering it, it might indicate deeper issues that need addressing. Before suggesting a break, try having an honest conversation about your feelings sometimes clarity comes through communication, not distance.

[Asker]

right, thanks

[sawno]

I don't know the platform but considering your both in a dating class she'd probably be open to being DM'd. He honest that you are interested in her and see where things go.

[Nikki1989]

If you need an online course for relationships, just don't bother with dating. You are simply not even close to ready.

[Anonymous]

What is this like extra credit? Are you grading on her curves?😆

[virtualwasp]

Online relationship isn't real thing.