Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
Step1
Find a potential romantic partner in cyberspace.
Step2
Suggest an online date when the friendship leans toward romance.
Step3
Pick a place, a time, and a situation: a candlelight dinner in Rome, for example.
Step4
Share the decision-making process by "building" the date together.
Step5
Rendezvous in a private chat room at the appointed hour.
Step6
Take turns describing the surroundings and ambiance: food, wine, decor, music.
Step7
Use humor to overcome shyness and embarrassment.
Step8
Be romantic and accommodating; make your date a memorable, revealing fantasy.
Step9
Plan another virtual date if you both enjoyed yourselves.
Comments
CestDesiree said
on 7/22/2008 hmmm interesting...
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 There are plenty of fun things to do together online without resorting to imagining or playing out a real life date. Try AIM games, Yahoo games, and Shockwave games. AIM checkers, Yahoo pool, literati (Yahoo's version of scrabble) and Shockwave's InkLink (like Pictionary) are all lots of fun. Checkers is aways two-people-only and provides plenty of time to chat, while InkLink is fast paced, flirtatious, and lots of fun.
Or try exchanging things you've written to get to know each other better, draw each other's requests on MS paint for a fun, silly time. Or browse sites with sex tips and share the links with the juicy stuff to turn up the heat. And don't forget the digital cameras and webcams!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 My boyfriend captivated my heart by taking me on virtual dates using pictures he'd taken on his vacations in national and state parks. He took me on a tour of Yellowstone and on a virtual hike. He'd email me the pictures in sequence, and in an instant message give me the tour. He has also sent me virtual gifts (there are web sites for this, look them up), and he likes to send me a text 'rose' in color (we're on AOL where you can change the color of your email text). It looks like this ---{--@
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 i get very angery when ppl say things like "don't mistake this for real love" do you know how many ppl have fallen in love online and have healthy relationships in life now? LOTS! don't hurt peeple like that, you can be online and in love.