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cyberaffair
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cyberaffair
An online relationship with another person via e-mail, chat room or virtual reality community such as Second Life. Cyberaffairs run the gamut from casual conversations to divulging intimate emotions and desires. Because a cyberaffair is often clandestine, it can be very disruptive when a spouse or sweetheart finds out about it and judges the communication as if it were a physical affair. See Second Life.
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But people thinking about conducting a cyber affair should stop and think again.
Keeping Relationships Intact by Phillip Presley / Computers and Internet community
Even if it is just a cyber affair, it is still damaging to your marriage, and of course there is the possibility that he will eventually meet and even run off with his online lover.
Is My Husband Cheating Online? - the Answer Maybe Here by Verny L / Relationships community
However, she claims that cyber affairs are useless, unless they turn into actual face-to-face relationships.
Knockin' on chat room doors: Egyptians look for love online by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
 
 
 
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