i dont really think its stupid, if u dont believe in miracles, nothing is impossilbe could only b an Ad slogan;but it do need efforts fromm both of you 2, so try then u can make it.Good luck.

no its not

of course it is no problem. just be careful and honest to yourself and to her. If you have no intention in persuing a serious relationship and meeting someday, don't bother. If you have good intentions go for it. I met my husband online and we are one of the most happily married couples i have ever met. Lots of people in other cultures get married before seeing or knowing each other that well. If you really love someone and they love you you will make it work. But if you are not into very strong comitment it will not work too well :)

don't u cant trust somebody on an online site and ur a loser if u do

Whenever you get involved with a long distance relationship, be wary. If they ask you for money RUN!!! RUN!!! RUN!! Online scammers work notoriously to suck you in emotionally. They tell you that they have had all kinds of tragedies in their lives (dead realtives, spouses, children)... they may be traveling overseas and BANG! they have some sort of emergency--medical, customs, business, they've been robbed... whatever.... GOOGLE whatever they tell you and check it out thoroughly before sending ANYTHING If is is too good to be true, it probably is....

it isn't stupid at all. but don't forget to ask yourself if your happy to keep it like that. do you want to meet her one day in the future? (the important point about online relationships is they can give a slightly false idea about what the other person is like and can sometimes help people to live a fantasy. ) remember not to form too many conclusions about what this girl is really like too quickly. You will have the advantage of your conversations being more relaxed. As things develop i think you will want to meet her.

Of course you can have a real relationship with someone you meet online. Years ago and still to this day, couples have met in all sorts of ways whether through friends, through a newspaper advert, a blind date, or other means such as pen pals etc. If people can have a "relationship" just starting out by letters as pen pals do then they can by meeting someone online. Online they can see who they are communicating with and talk day and nite. It is not silly and many, many people meet in this way nowadays. Some even meet someone just through texting on their mobile now! You dont have to do what everyone else does, times are changing, technology is changing and we now have more choice of ways to meet new people than ever before. People who were once shy or lonely need not be now and that can only be a good thing. You are also more relaxed in your own enviroment when "talking" to these people and can find out alot about them before meeting, you also can choose whether you meet or not.

alright, here's my 2 bits. if thist is the first time you've met some one over the internet thats ok, but make sure you don't miss out on lifes opportunities. but if you really like this girl, and are sure she's the real deal and hasn't been lying then meet her and see if you two connect better or worse in person if you do connect then congradulations your one of the few online dating has worked out for but if you don't, you probably ought to stop useing websights and get your self out there in the real world to meet some one, because long distance relationships are hard, but ones that were never anything else are almost impossible. but make sure you follow your heart, and make sure to never feel ashamed of your feelings |/_^

I met my boyfriend online too^^... It's not stupid to have an online relationship. But don't get too carried away. Do meet before any real commitment... you can learn a lot aboout someone online, but it'll never really be the same as having them around...

I met my boyfriend online too! We started talking a lot and suddenly he was into me; a month later I reciprocated it and a couple months later he came to see me (he lives over 100 miles away), but we're working that out ;)