alljerzy
Bridgewater, NJ
51, joined Apr. 2012
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Ok, so if you meet someone online and have progressed to a personal date or 2, if or when do you close down your account or disable? It can become a problem b/c you might log in and see that your "person" has been on that day or worse then. Trust plays a big part. Just asking, b/c Im running into this prob right now.
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lisasjersey
Harrisonville, NJ
46, joined Jul. 2013
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I met my boyfriend off this site. I am
on here every day to do Intro Forums.
Trust is a must.
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protege_hunter
Washington, NJ
51, joined Jan. 2012
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If you can't trust someone to be on the internet how can you trust them in real life
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cupocheer
Assumption, IL
68, joined May. 2010
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tarzansearches
Somerdale, NJ
26, joined Sep. 2011
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Depends, as everyone's situation is different. Just a couple of dates is quite soon...unless you two have been talking heavily for the last 6 months and one of you just moved to be with each other--but I'm guessing that's not the case.
Even if you've been sexually involved during these dates, they are still just dates. Bluntly put: it's absolutely moronic to think you're boyfriend/girlfriend after a couple of dates...and if you think otherwise, I'd bet you have a bad history of relationships (note, I'm using 'you' in general, not singling out anyone specific).
If the person you are dating has your interest & such and you've been physical, you just say you're exclusively dating.
And that's how simple it is for the original question: just say somewhere in your profile something along the lines of, "I have recently started seeing someone at the moment and not currently seeking a date with anyone else at the time. I like to login from time to time to read the forums and for friendly conversations."
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