How your parents met? Studying? At work? At the dance? For today's youth meeting place cannot be changed: main location start Dating and romantic relationships become the social network. Scientists say that by 2035 the majority of people will find their other halves on the Internet.
These three British couples chatting online ended with a happy happy ending: they had wonderful kids, thanks to Facebook and other applications.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networksExperts claim that 2037 will be the year "online kids" — children born to couples who met in social networks. The number of such infants exceed those whose parents met the old-fashioned way, in real life.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networksThree couples from the UK have appeared "online kids". Young parents told us how the social network played a key role in their family life and how they manage to retain hot feelings for each other.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networks 27-year-old fern Mann met 31-year-old James on Facebook. When the guy left a comment under her photo, and in June of this year was born their son Lincoln. Now the couple lives in Rustington. Young people started to communicate in September 2015, and were married in September 2019.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networksOn the same day, fern broke the phone and the room of James was lost. The next morning, the girl crashed into a tree on the car and had a serious operation. A week later, when the British came to, she immediately wrote to the guy about what happened, and he rushed her to the hospital. Despite the fact that fern had to spend several months in a wheelchair, James left her: this girl was assured of the correct choice.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networksThe young man made a proposal in June last year. The couple began to live together, and just a month fern had learned that she was pregnant. Now they are happy that thanks to the social networks became the parents of a small miracle.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networks 30-year-old talisa Barber believed that on Dating sites it is impossible to have a meaningful relationship. As a result, she met her future husband, 34-year-old Raymond Tinder. Now the couple live in Crawley with a two year old son Thomas.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networksTalisa established Tinder in 2015, but was hoping to meet there the one and only. Correspondence and Dating with the guys from the app didn't result in anything good, so she deleted the app and decided to focus on the flight attendants. A friend persuaded Talis to try again, and she gave in to the entreaties by installing Tinder again.Soon the Briton saw the profile of Raymond, and realized that they have much in common. Young people began to correspond and share your favorite music. On a first date a man with a huge rose bouquet, which matched a pink dress Talisi. He admitted that he did not believe in the power of websites for Dating and playing "love roulette", sending messages to every girl, but answered her.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networksNew year's eve 2016, they officially became a couple. After 9 months of talisa realized that she was pregnant. The couple were married in August of this year, and little Thomas was the star of the wedding. The pair have become convinced that sites for singles work, even despite the fact that you don't believe it.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networks 40-year-old Susie Simms, and 45-year-old Matthew are the proud parents of 3-month-old Aurelia. A couple from Frome and I met in 2007 on an online forum dedicated to the game RuneScape.
Susie has always been an ardent hammershoi, and the computer game RuneScape at that time was at the peak of popularity. It could be a lot of players involved, creating a profile in the fantasy world of Gielinor, made in antique style. The girl at the time broke up with her boyfriend and spent hours hanging on the forum dedicated to the game, communicating with players from around the world.
"Online kids": children who were born thanks to the social networksIn February 2007 she joined the chat, where they discussed music. There, suzy started to chat with Matthew. Then the young people played together in game, and between them struck up a close relationship. In October, the couple decided to meet at the festival of horror movies, but only as friends. Between them ran a spark, and two years later she moved to the beloved.
Suzy and Matthew was a big wedding, attended by 100 guests. In November 2018, the woman realized she was pregnant, and in June, their daughter was born. If not passion for the game, young people could never see and would not create a happy family.Love can be found everywhere: on the streets, in stores and even online. The main thing — not a meeting place, and the one who confronts fate. Three couples from the UK Internet Dating turned into real life and brought great fruit in the form of wonderful "online kids".
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