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 Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 5:37 pm
I actually meet my husband on Wow back in 05. Been together since and Got married last year.
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Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 9:44 pm
I met my current boyfriend of almost 5 months on Wow, and my ex before him was also met on WoW...I guess I just like dating wow players? xD
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Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:33 pm
My boyfriend's best friend met a girl on WoW, thanks to me.
He lived in Virginia, she lived in Califorina.
Eventually he went to meet her.
He ended up going to college on the west coast because of her.
Then on Valentines day she broke up with him.
Now he's stuck in Arizona.
Lesson Learned.
rofl
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 10:57 am
i-am-upsidedown I actually met my boyfriend on wow... rolleyes We were in STV, his friends were trying to get some lowbie and one of the boys who was there was my first ever friend on wow (lyke omg bffs!), who he also knew, told me to get over there so I could be amused. Both me and Rich (the bf) were bored, so we got to talking. Eventually I got antsy and went to go kill some raptors. He saw that my life was getting pretty low and came to save me, but by the time he had gotten there I had already killed and looted the thing. I always thought online relationships were kinda lame but we just clicked... and we were best friends first, we both were in other relationships that were turning out badly, then after a month or two went by we both got single... decided we were in love, and started dating. Its hard.. he lives in Cali and I live in Illinois, so the relationship is getting a bit expensive, but i don't regret it for a minute. As for playing together... we're in the same guild for the first time in a year, but we don't really play together much because we usually end up fighting... us being in the same group is a recipe for disaster unless its a raid. hehe I'm actually playing too right now, and I'm actually dating someone from WoW right now. We're both the same age, we've both played for 6 years and we have ALOT in common. It is hard to keep a long distance relationship but eventually I think it all will come into good use. We've been dating for the last 2 years, we talk and do everything a normal couple would.. we have already made plans to move in together after the both of us graduate and etc. We met from doing some instances with his guildy on my healer smile Then eventually they invited me to join their guild.. and from there on him and me were constantly talking with eachother. Even after his father has broken us up TWICE, we're still inlove with eachother. Which I know is really kinda odd to say about an online relationship... I know SEVERAL people that have gotten married because of WoW. And to be honest I think SOME online relationships are better than RL ones, because half the time the person doesn't know what you look like at all, and goes by your personality, which is the best thing for couples instead of just going by "Oh well she has a fine set of... so i want her".... All in all, WoW Relationships arn't half the time the best things to do.. but some of them turn out to be the best things that could ever happen to you smile ) http://www.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Winterhoof&cn=Hyperbole
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Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 8:47 pm
B O O ! My boyfriend's best friend met a girl on WoW, thanks to me. He lived in Virginia, she lived in Califorina. Eventually he went to meet her. He ended up going to college on the west coast because of her. Then on Valentines day she broke up with him. Now he's stuck in Arizona. Lesson Learned. rofl That's so depressing! >_< That's almost every cliche about internet dating fulfilled in that story. I currently play WoW with my boyfriend of a year and a half, and we do everything together. I think it's a lot of fun, and honestly it gives us something to talk about and do together. Not that we're boring people! We just always spend so much time together that it gets to the point where we have nothing else to say XD so WoW really helps with that. A couple years ago I "talked" to three guys at the same time that were all friends. I made them all swear that they wouldn't tell the other two friends that we were talking because they were all friends and I they shouldn't hurt their feelings LOL so I guess that made me a bad person at the time...but hey I liked the gold. ;D
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Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:34 am
I do have some experience with this: myself and my friend. Although, for me it actually wasn't wow, it was Final Fantasy XI, but it was still an MMORPG. We dated for 2 years and well...it didn't end up working out in the end, but not all relationships do obviously. The issues we had had nothing to do with the fact that it was online, but more the fact that he cheated on me, and after we talked about it and I forgave him, he started acting like he could treat me like s**t and get away with it...well obviously he couldn't lol.
However, now I play wow with my fiance (he was the one that got me into wow) and a bunch of RL friends. One of my RL friends (a guy) ended up falling for a girl in my guild and they started dating. Turns out she only lived an hour away, so it worked out really well for them. They've been together for 9(ish) months and now live together. They seem really happy together.
I think meeting on WoW can be good because it's an automatic common interest. The hard part is when the person you meet and fall for lives far away. Any long distance relationship can be complicated and difficult.
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Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:13 am
I never had been with someone on wow but I have had guys ask me be in their group and do dungoens with them. eek
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 11:54 am
I met my bf on wow too. He moved here and nao we've been living together for 1 yr. n.n
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 3:32 pm
i think i've been in one once like two years ago.
but it didn't work out.
long distant relationships are a waste of time.
you don't know what they could be doing since you're living somewhere else.
he could have a girlfriend where he lives and you could just be the rebound for when they break up.
that's just my interpretation on long distance relationships.
i don't see whats so romantic about them.
you can't kiss them. you can't hug them. you can't hold their hand.
you can just webcam and do some e-cuddling. so exciting.
the only good time dating on the internet works out is when you know everything about them, like looks and personality, and you coincidently live where they do.
because if not then he could just be some fat 4O yr old with a bitter personality.
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Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2010 4:18 am
I met and dated a guy off WoW for a short while. Things didn't work out between us as he started getting hell clingy to me & it got a bit creepy.
I'd happily meet some of my guildies now IRL if they lived in the same city as me, would be able to have the odd get-together and get to know who I'm talking to.
As far as dating goes I can't see why I wouldn't give it a try again, it's just like any other time of online dating which I'm always open to as I've met some really cool guys from it and had a 1 year relationship out of it before so it's always an option if I ever end up single again.
The guy that I had the 1 year relationship after meeting online I'm still friends with and he met his new gf through WoW and they've been together around 3 years now I think. He lives in Australia, she lives somewhere in the US but they've both been to visit each other for a fair while once or twice and I think she's looking into moving out here so she can be with him.
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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 7:02 pm
I've actually dated someone for 6 months and almost married him all due to wow. xD But shortly after those six months I was like yeah, ******** this.
It's pretty fun just to ******** around sometimes though. ^_~
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Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2010 6:56 pm
I met my boyfriend through WoW, while I was RPing. First we didn't talk much out of character, but after a month or two we started talking about ourselves and chatting outside the game. Slowly but surely our feelings grew, even when he was from Scotland and I'm living at cold Scandinavia.
We been living together for an year now, I'd never be happier smile
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 5:46 pm
A friend of mine at work actually met a guy through World of Warcraft, and they dated for quite a while. (They might even have a child together, but I'm not positive on that one.) They're not together anymore, though.
My boyfriend and I play WoW together, but we didn't actually meet through the game. He played it long before we met and was actually the one that got me hooked on the game. whee
I think it's inevitable and natural that people will flirt with each other when they interact a lot, even if it's not face-to-face.
A few guildies of mine are my friends on facebook, but those aren't "romantic" relationships. xp
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Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 11:32 am
I play WoW with my husband, he introduced me to the game. As for meeting a person in game...haven't experienced that. I would much rather know them irl. People can and do act differently in game than they would irl...so I'd be cautious if I were a single lady looking for romance in a virtual world. Then again it's cool if it all works out and they aren't some psycho lunatic.
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Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 12:01 pm
I've met two people from the game irl. One got my hubby his job and one moved here from Hawaii and we took him out to dinner.
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