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May 08, 2005
What do you do with love that's more than friendship but probably not a relationship?
I've found alot of that recently, and honestly, it confuses me a bit... because I do many relationshippy things with these people, and I care about them and everything, but being fully attached doesn't seem an option and it's never really pursued in any way, unless you can count hoping for an IRL meeting at some point pursuing it.
It's weird, I'm weird, internet relationships are difficult and weird. I wish I was less akward in the real world, but it's so much easier to be myself online for... well, because my body doesn't come into effect. I mean, if it seems like I'm going to get close to a person I tell them anyway, cause I mean, it's just what I should do. But it's... you meet people who it isn't an issue with easier online. Also, I think furries seem to be insanely accepting people and it's a wonderful, wonderful thing in my opinion (yeah, okay, the relationships I'm referring to are with furries. I'd probably give details if you'd ask, but I don't think just blurting them out here is a good idea, perse...).
Anyway, quick summary of my ideas. 1) Furries are an understanding group of people, even if that makes them accept some really really weird fetishes, etc, sometimes. 2) I have 2 More-than-friends-but-I-don't-think-relationship relationships going on right now (Well, three if you count the odd post-relationship thing between Draco-kun and I... I don't know what to do about that either) that makes me wonder if I should do something more or what the boundries are of such a relationship 3) I should go to bed when I get home from work instead of blogging odd things about internet relationships and, something I always suggest to people, 4) if you can avoid Internet relationships, do it. But if love is there, then enjoy it, no matter what the distance.
Okay, done now. Time to sleep. Happy Mother's Day, or something!
Posted by poetfox at May 8, 2005 03:20 AM
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