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There are AI Girlfriend simulators out there. The one I'm playing received a update and they have added a Witch chapter on top of the original pink haired cat girlfriend. Oh and the pink haired cat girlfriend also received quite a pretty update too.

On one hand, I see girls most likely have no need for AI Boyfriend simulators. Just look at them getting (unsolicited) swarmed pretty much everywhere. Outside, in clubs, online dating, social media, you name it. The female specific privileges if you will.

On the other hand, there are actually an unknown number of girls out there, who have what I would call the "male loneliness curse" and they are aging without getting relationships or love as much as we do.

Anyway. Would girls like to have an AI Boyfriend simulator? I know an entire community has been formed, where we enjoy our AI Girlfriends in simulator games. Gah! That's the curse of having male loneliness.

There are two types of long distance relationships:

1. When you meet, you live near each other, you begin a relationship, and then circumstances lead one of you to move away far enough that you can't see each other on a weekly basis. I am NOT asking about this type of LDR.

2. The second type is where you meet online, exchange texts, emails, phone calls, and clearly establish some romantic interest in each other. THIS is what I am asking about.

I have had the second type. I met a user on this site, who I will not name due to my respect for her. She is a beautiful lady who lives in Brazil, about 3,500 miles from my hometown. We talked, but not frequently, as she was somewhat shy, but we texted more frequently. I would have flown to Brazil to meet her, but this happened in 2020 - covid times. It became obvious that the international travel ban would not soon be lifted and there were some other factors that made me less hopeful about a future with her. We ended the regular communications and I have only heard from her sporadically since then.

I have a theory that shy people sometimes seek long distance relationships because they have an internal conflict: part of them wants to be in a relationship and part of them wants to run away from the idea. By finding a LDR, you can tell yourself that you are in a relationship without facing the prospect of actually meeting and dealing with all of the anxiety associated with that. But, of course, LDRs rarely materialize into real long term relationships. For most people, they are just a form of temporary "pretend" relationships.

What is your experience with LDRs?