I joined twitter, mid last year, a geeky friend of mine invited me, at first I was like "what the!!" but I began using it. For those of you that know about the Twitter phenomenon im sure you'd understand. But like most web phenomenons, when you think you've stumbled upon a very cool exclusive web app, next thing you know, well.. celebs and Wannabes are using it, happened with this facebook too. i joined at a time when people where so hung up on Hi5, next thing i know even pets were joining facebook.
Anyway!
Alongside this social networking and notworking apps, there's been the surge of online dating, from the specific dating sites to social sites to forums to chat ,e.t.c, people are hooking up everywhere, and it was just a matter of time that TwitHookups would become a reality,
Heres a story,
He started following me three months after I joined twitter, his one-line biography read, "Music, movies, comics..im a Scientist". it struck me as "somehow" but i decided to follow back, thats the decent thing to do on Twitter, follow back. Well, one day i made a tweet about how i was tired of watching a particular TV show and he responded, we started a "Twitromance" and then graduated to chats then calls and finally he crossed the ocean, now we are happily married with a kid.
I kid you not,
These things happen, and just when I thought Facebook was the final frontier, Twitter is breaking bounds. its all well and good, but call me a traditionalist or whatever, there are just somethings that will always rage against the machine.
Forum post, last year.lol
2 comments:
Facebook is d one i knw of dt people v met their life prtners...twitter...hmmm....dts new but nt suprisn like v sed b4 i believe d 1st step is 2locate a prospective mate then all oda factors cm in2 play 2determine if it will wrk or nt.happy 4her
You can meet someone anywhere! As long as you take the time to know them "offline" before rushing into marriage, I think it can work.
But when things start online or at a distance, it's important to make sure you're falling for a real person and not the persona or whatever they are projecting.
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