Would you ever meet up with someone you met online?

I plan to meet with some guys from AC to go on a fishing trip next summer. But I wouldn't advise a woman doing stuff like that (it may not be a girl friend you have been chatting with, but a guy).

Sure! In fact, I've done it before. I flew up to Chicago to go to a concert and before the show, had dinner with a lot of other fans.

I'm still alive, and I had a great time, and everyone was really happy to see me. You hear all about the horror stories, but the reason they make the news in the first place is because they're sensational and exceptions to the rules. People are, as a rule, a lot safer than people give them credit for.

That said, if you have any reasonable lingering doubts, don't go.

Yes, in fact I married him 12 years ago :).

Yes I would meet someone I met online. In fact I not only did but I married him and we have a son together. When it comes to meeting people you met online you do take a chance but if you play it smart you might just find out its worth going to meet them.

If its your first time meeting them and you are worried, you can pick a public place, such as a sports event, restaurant, mall, or something similar to meet them in at first. That way if in the rare care something was wrong you would not be alone and would be able to get help. Either way I say its worth the chance to meet someone new, rather than in 25 years saying "I wish I had taken the time to go meet them.

I have done before now, we talked on the net for many years then decided to meet and as it happens we got on great. It's no more dangerous than bars or clubs if your sensible.

Yes girl I will meeting them and chatting with them ok!

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.