Story 31 - A Guide to Online Dating
The author of this e-book - with whom I made an email interview - met her husband through the wonders of the Internet. Beverly's  Guide to Online Dating is a true road map, a guide through the ups and downs you're likely to meet along the cyber-dating highway. May it make your online journey a safe, entertaining, and exciting adventure. For when it is, you're much more likely to find what you're looking for. Read on

Story 32 - Russian Brides Cyber Guide
Lena's Story , interview coming

Story 33 - Five Minutes Cyber Love
cyber story coming

Story 34 - An Almost Impossible Mission
My soul was vacant and you seem to have filled that vacuum.  Perhaps there are things whose mere existence is to complement something.  It is possible that everything that exists has its own perfect match.  Our meeting is the wonder of coincidence.  My attempt may be likened to that of the scientists who sent up the Voyager in the hopes of a chance that someone at some time will discover its existence. Read on

Story 35 -Those Who Seek Shall Find
What I like most on the net is the ICQ.  I've inherited this from a colleague who left the firm and I moved to her machine.  It appeared that I not only inherited the program but also her pen pals.  There was this particular boy, as soon as I saw his picture I was attracted to him. Unfortunately he was interested in my former colleague, but she having left I introduced myself.  I thought he would tell me where to go, but that is not what happened.  We began to exchange emails. Read on

Story 36 - The Preparer of Candle Lit Dinners
The usual beginning.  What have I got to lose?  Registration at a  dating site.  For a long time, nothing.  Occasionally I'd look through the database, one or two letters, responded or not. At a deciding moment I've seen the following ad:  "I am a preparer of candle lit dinners"  It stood out from among the many standard introduction pages. Read on

Story 37 - With a Wide Grin - I've Adopted Her
An incurable disease and other tragedies started me on an emotional journey, that my marriage unfortunately was unable to survive.  I hoped that there will be an individual who has the same interests, values as I do and who will accept me the way I am.  I began writing a book about my life, the events leading up to and my search for new paths.  It is continually being written and posted to the web.  People who read my story felt the need to write and it was among those emails that I received my first message from Melinda a year and a half ago. Read on

Story 38 - Continuation To a Previous Story - Two Years Later
A dream came true.  The majority of people like to dream but in most cases they resolve the issue by a wave of a hand: ‘Nothing will become of it anyway!’  The truly amazing goals, on the other hand, do come to pass with faith and perseverance, especially if one is motivated by positive feelings such as love..  I'm among the lucky ones for whom the dream came true.  After a long time I've finally met in person the girl I came to know on the internet. Read on

Story 39 - An Enchanting Belgian Gentleman
A cool spring night I was a bit bored and so I sat down at the computer and ended up spending an hour in one of the chat rooms for 30-something.  Among those present in the room was a gentlemen with the nick Belgian.  I must have said something that arouse his interest because we began talking, first in the public domain then moved into a private room.  Even our first encounter was somehow unusual. Read on

Story 40 - Soul Mates Meet by Role Playing Game
I never imagined role playing would become so serious for me, as it has now. Not the act of role playing, but the fact that I met the most wonderful man I could find through the game. If you haven't tried something new like roles playing, don't knock it until you try it, because you never know what will happen. The net is a big world and if you really want to find one's talent, that is a wonderful way to do so. But be warned, your emotions may lead you deeper into the game than you thought they would. Read on