STL, Matrimonial love on the net

Submitted by no name (United States), Dec 27, 2009 at 00:01

STL, you may not have matrimonial love from talks on the net but I do know you can develop feelings for the person, enough to feel even stronger once you two are together and share alone and intimate time together weeks or months at a time and each trip to see him your feelings are even stronger if you have a good man that has shown good intentions with one who is caring and giving and not selfish. The net can be a great distance- communication tool. Without it, you would never meet others from afar. Some misuse the net for their own monetary gain or else Visa. I am perfectly aware of this. Given a couple of years into these relationships, you can learn much about ones character over a period of time. Matrimonal love and love itself doesn't happen overnight STL. Love only grows stronger with time and bonding. It is the same with our husbands/fiances. These men are used to picking wifes or in some cases having family members pick their wife for them. Do you think in this case, these men LOVE or have matrimonial love onsight? No, love takes time and it has to develop it doesn't matter if its the net or in person. I think when you are away from one another and you trully love one another, two hearts can grow fonder and you learn to appreciate one another and admire each other's strengths and patience.

We are well aware our love will get stronger if you both have good intentions and if he or you do not, love will break itself and you will be another statistic on this board complaining. Love and marriage is what you make of it. It takes TWO to make a marriage or partnership work and last.

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