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I met my current partner at work yesrs ago, she was a junior doctor at the hospital I worked at back when I was a mere lab jockey.

We were both involved at the time, but there was an attraction, instead we became good friends. Over the years our friendship developed, but never crossed the line of more than friends (there was always an underlying tension there) until after we both got divorced.

We're still not really in a commited relationship as neither of us it ready to commit just yet, but we have discussed it and come to a kind of agreement.

So where did you met your current partner?

I've been watching Love is Blind on Netflix and it made me wonder how many people would be able to marry someone they have never seen in person. If the only way you were able to get to know a person was by getting to know them through conversations and having a connection and attraction based on reasons outside of the physical is there a chance that could work and you would try?

I do believe though that you can get to know someone very well without ever seeing them or meeting them physically. Perhaps the connection built prior to meeting is such that it is strong enough to lead you to committing to a life together. I fall hard and fast so possibly if I were single and not in a relationship, I think I may be open to the idea. It's definitely not conventional, but if it led to finding the love of your life then why not, maybe it would be worth a shot.