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According to mygloss.com, it can be easy for some people to forget about the individual sat at the other computer, when reading their instant messages and emails from a love interest.<\/p>\n
"If someone came up to you at a party and introduced themselves, would you just turn around and ignore them? Probably not.<\/p>\n
"The same rules of etiquette that apply offline are valid online," the news source notes.<\/p>\n
When people are certain they get along via the internet, they might consider a face-to-face meeting, as the article explains this will tell them whether or not they have a real connection.<\/p>\n
This was certainly true of Christine and Chris Rae, who met for a lunch date after becoming online penpals, the Daily Mail recently reported.<\/p>\n
They went on to get married, just four months after they began interacting online.<\/p>\n
Posted by Trevor Smith
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