Has ANYONE ever turned an online e-girlfriend into a real life girlfriend? Are all those success stories just fake?

>>33215667 (OP)
I remember in 2007 I was active with a tf2 community that spun off from /v/, and there was a guy who met a woman through that community and they got married. No idea if they stayed together though, he was a complete asshole.

>>33215667 (OP)
I know a few married couples who met like that.
Cringe af people. Every time.

>>33215667 (OP)
>Has ANYONE
definitely
Can't tell you how common it is, but it does definitely happen.

>>33215679
>2007
now that I think about this it was probably like 2009, but whatever.

>>33215667 (OP)
I dated two women I met online. One on Reddit - she is really smart and also pretty cute but she is really clingy to the point of it being obnoxious.

The second woman was much more chill and normal (met her in a niche PC game's chat room during a match). She is clearly a nerd who had a big glow up. She had to move for other reasons so we ended the relationship, but she was pretty normal. The biggest thing is she clearly had some kind of complex about her glowup and suddenly being attractive. Like she was trying too hard to come off as cool and hip and thought sexuality was the way to do it, when really she is just the same nerd girl she's always been

>>33215774
oh yeah but one thing both women had in common is they had a lot of online friends. So get ready because any e-girl you meet is going to have a roster.

>>33215667 (OP)
Yes. Just have a good relationship with her, be attentive, understanding, put her in her place from time to time when she shit tests you.

>>33215667 (OP)
yes

>>33215667 (OP)
Yeah, got married and now live together.

>>33215667 (OP)
Yes and we have two children now

>>33215774
>r*ddit

>>33215667 (OP)
is an e-girlfriend like an influencer that you pay to pretend to be your gf or something? Is pic related?

I actually kinda fell for an only fans model with giant soccer ball sized tits and we'd chat all day, and yes, it was really her and not some sweaty dude pretending to be her because she'd instantly reply with pics and remember extremely contextual stuff about me and also I'd say jokes about her pictures, and then lo and behold, she'd caption her own picture on her 100kfollower insta account with the joke I said cause she thought it was funny. She kept saying I should open an onlyfans creator account myself (because only fans bans creators who meetup with fans but not other creators).

one day i kinda faded then months later re-subbed and she immediately chewed me out saying I should be worshipping her (because I forgot some personal details about her but she remembered all about me)

but anyway influencer type women are insanely mentally ill and likely have a cluster B personality disorder like histronic or narcissist personality disorder and childhood sexual trauma.

>>33215667 (OP)
Lol I was going to then she cheated on me and ghosted

>>33217082
im sorry anon

egirl here. currently at his house for 2 full weeks and probably gonna move in at the end of the summer. we met on a niche videogame

>>33216641
>one time i paid a porn actress to pay attention to me and she got mad at me when i stopped paying, that's why all influencers are evil

i don't even disagree that influencers are evil but L M A O brother what the fuck did you think you were paying for