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From: john@birtch.UUCP (John Pipkins x257)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Meeting People on the Net
Message-ID: <283@birtch.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 30-Mar-86 05:05:44 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar 30 05:05:44 1986
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	I've been watching (sorry, its my problem) this group for awhile
and it seems to have gotten to the point where there is a lot of affection
and admiration between many members of the group.  While I do not think
or would want to see this net turned into an electronic singles bar, I
think there should be some way of these people interacting on a more human
basis (not to say the current method is not desirable or unnecessary).  I have
seen fond relationships grow (without the normal physical perturbations)
yet it seems to me somewhat frustrating for others who meet this way.  They
find mental compatiblility without the personal (*not* necessarily physical)
side. The former I believe to be more important, but the latter almost just
as important.  Any ideas for solving my perceived problem?  (By the way,
I am currently working into a relationship with someone who I feel is 
answer to my prayers if I believed any particular organized religion.
My views are my observations, not my needs.)

		Remember Every Thing  is Relative,

			John Pipkins
			Systems Design Engineer
			Birtcher Investments
			Santa Ana, Ca.