If You Were Dating Someone On CC, Would You Announce It to the Rest of the Forum?
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I would totally date someone from CC. I'm not one of those folks who thinks they are going to find the person they want to spend the rest of their life with in their backyard. (meaning their city). Also, think about the risk reward factor. The risk is that some people who you will most likely never see and who can't talk to you unless you log in get mad at you. Seems kind of jaded, but if people are going to berate you or stop talking to you because of what happens in your relationships then you probably don't need to interact with them anyway. The payoff for that small risk is that you find the love of your life. AND, there is a record of the things the person has said on file. You can judge their consistency over time and see what others think about them. That goes a long way in the vetting process. As far as long distance is concerned, the reward comes out much greater than the risk.
As for telling people here about it? Both parties would have to agree, and we'd have to be really serious about it. Like, really serious.
As for telling people here about it? Both parties would have to agree, and we'd have to be really serious about it. Like, really serious.
I'm married, but I'm going to answer anyhow, because I want to.
The younger me probably woukd have said, I think we should tell everybody. The younger version of me was before Social Media. We live in a world where people share so much, sometimes way to much to soon.
The older more mature, settled me would wait until it was a serious I know this is headed somewhere, before I would feel like sharing it.
The younger me probably woukd have said, I think we should tell everybody. The younger version of me was before Social Media. We live in a world where people share so much, sometimes way to much to soon.
The older more mature, settled me would wait until it was a serious I know this is headed somewhere, before I would feel like sharing it.
I don't really understand online dating and the chances of me dating someone from CC are almost zero lol. But if it ever were a thing, I would not go out of my way to tell people. Not because I want to hide it, but it's just not how I am.
Having said that, if she wanted to tell people, I'd say go for it. If people know, they know. For me, it wouldn't make any difference.
Having said that, if she wanted to tell people, I'd say go for it. If people know, they know. For me, it wouldn't make any difference.
I've known of this situation and was so thrilled for the girl when she found someone new. The guy was just a bully and thankfully she saw the light and moved to a real christian man who she's still with today. The guy had so much growing to do in Christ and things ended for the betterment of the girl.
4 years ago, I would have been itching to announce it to the world. But after my FB Newsfeed was filled with pre-marriage, marriage, post-marriage, pre-delivery and post-delivery photo shoots, I have learnt to do better. I do not think I will announce it to the world, not even if I am getting married... Here is how I look at it - If I would never announce it on FB (or CC, for that matter) that I have a few gold bars in my safe, why would I announce something that is far more precious than gold?
Thank you for your concern, but this is private.
Thank you for your concern, but this is private.
4 years ago, I would have been itching to announce it to the world. But after my FB Newsfeed was filled with pre-marriage, marriage, post-marriage, pre-delivery and post-delivery photo shoots, I have learnt to do better. I do not think I will announce it to the world, not even if I am getting married... Here is how I look at it - If I would never announce it on FB (or CC, for that matter) that I have a few gold bars in my safe, why would I announce something that is far more precious than gold?
Thank you for your concern, but this is private.
Thank you for your concern, but this is private.
To some extent this article relates to the topic when offline: https://relevantmagazine.com/article/are-christian-guys-not-taking-dating-seriously/
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On a previous relationship i believe we were more outspoken about it. But my last relationship we never made a bit deal about it publicly, anywhere. The relationship seemed more deep and mature and genuine so i think we didn't feel a need to announce it or make an issue out of it, even on fb with our family and friends. Not that we hid it, but just didn't feel a need to draw attention to it.
While it's doubtful i'll be in another relationship, if i were, i think i prefer not making a public ordeal about it. It felt better that way.
While it's doubtful i'll be in another relationship, if i were, i think i prefer not making a public ordeal about it. It felt better that way.
I remember one time my aunt found out I was going on a date with a girl, she asked me her name, where she was from, whether she had siblings, how many texts we had sent and when I was going to bring her by to meet my aunt. This was before the first date. If I can't tell my family about it I'm certainly not telling anyone else about it. Except maaaybe a good friend. Otherwise it's under wraps for a while.
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When I was in the beginning stages of dating the woman who would become my first ex-wife, she and I dated for about 6 months before anyone else in the world knew about it. We both wanted our privacy to make our own mind up about the relationship without all the unsolicited advice and snooping that comes with a bunch of people knowing about it.
If I were dating in the present, I'd be quiet mostly to have time to myself to figure out if I am in the relationship because I want to be and because I actually like the woman, or if I am doing what I used to do, which was just go along with the relationship because I felt lucky to have a woman willing to have anything to do with me. Basically I would need to figure out if I am settling or not.
If I were dating in the present, I'd be quiet mostly to have time to myself to figure out if I am in the relationship because I want to be and because I actually like the woman, or if I am doing what I used to do, which was just go along with the relationship because I felt lucky to have a woman willing to have anything to do with me. Basically I would need to figure out if I am settling or not.
4 years ago, I would have been itching to announce it to the world. But after my FB Newsfeed was filled with pre-marriage, marriage, post-marriage, pre-delivery and post-delivery photo shoots, I have learnt to do better. I do not think I will announce it to the world, not even if I am getting married... Here is how I look at it - If I would never announce it on FB (or CC, for that matter) that I have a few gold bars in my safe, why would I announce something that is far more precious than gold?
Thank you for your concern, but this is private.
Thank you for your concern, but this is private.
I haven't exactly seen you on here lately.