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Chat rooms and their affect on marriages

An increase in married people use chat rooms for thrills

         

jpjones

11:51 am on Jul 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Technology invades everything and everywhere these days.

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TravelSite

12:31 pm on Jul 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

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I Read that - but think that the 76 men and 10 women used in the "survey" (who were all users of the "Married But Flirting" forum) might not be the most unbiased or representive users to base the results on!

Also see the "My wife left me for a cyber..." link on that page. Nice to see high quality, newsworthly material LOL

dragonlady7

1:06 pm on Jul 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

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New technology guarantees that people will continually find new and unique ways to be bl**dy stupid.

WildAngel

2:45 pm on Jul 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

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LOL! if you have to go onto the internet to find thrills then you're spending way too much time inside.

iv never developed a match making site i swear;)

Angel

mivox

4:54 pm on Jul 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

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people will continually find new and unique ways...

Nothing "new" about it, IMO. People have conducted extra-marital love affairs by mail since mail service was invented. Literary history is full of them.

Before the advent of postal service though, my imagination fails me as to how the average person would conduct a long-distance romance... you'd almost need to be rich enough to afford the services of a private courier/manservant.

However, given the quality of discourse in most chat rooms, I'm happy to assume these little flings won't actually be saved for posterity...

juniperwasting

4:59 pm on Jul 21, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Imagine if you will, a single stone slab, sent from a cave in the Swiss Alps to a cave in the French Alps upon the back of a beast of burden. On it only a few marks.

A/S/L?