So I usually write blogs on things like this, but I found a video posted on Google+ (I still really hate you Rendera) that summed up everything I may have wanted to say.
In this day and age, technology has taken over and what used to seem impersonal are now our main forms of communication. We email, text, BBM, WhatsApp, voicemail, IM, Skype, tweet ... we use it all. With that said, we meet a range of people online from all over the world. With a click of a button we can feel as if we're in the same room as someone that's sitting comfortably in their own house, tens of thousands of miles away.
Maybe I'm just a sucker for love but this video did something to me. It showed me that you CAN find love. It doesn't matter WHERE you are. And whose to say it isn't real because you met the person over the internet? Whose to say it won't last? And even if it doesn't, isn't it better to have love and lost than to not love at all? Please watch this video. It was just the sweetest thing.
In this day and age, technology has taken over and what used to seem impersonal are now our main forms of communication. We email, text, BBM, WhatsApp, voicemail, IM, Skype, tweet ... we use it all. With that said, we meet a range of people online from all over the world. With a click of a button we can feel as if we're in the same room as someone that's sitting comfortably in their own house, tens of thousands of miles away.
Maybe I'm just a sucker for love but this video did something to me. It showed me that you CAN find love. It doesn't matter WHERE you are. And whose to say it isn't real because you met the person over the internet? Whose to say it won't last? And even if it doesn't, isn't it better to have love and lost than to not love at all? Please watch this video. It was just the sweetest thing.