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lionhounds is offline lionhounds Post #31  November 4,2008, 10:52pm
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EH does not SUCK. I have been on it for 2 weeks and have found my soul mate!!!!





Unbelievable!!!!!!!!!
 
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onicande is offline onicande Post #32  November 6,2008, 9:35am
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Hi shonna and Dan,


Congratulations on your marriage. I'm new to the e-harmony community. It took some time for me to decide to join. My idea of meeting my significant other would be through mutual friends, co-workers, or church. That has not happened. Naturally, the idea of putting my personal information out there turned me off. Not to mention after numerous commercials over the years and multiple promps from family and friends I've decided to try. I never thought about engaging in any relationship outside of my race. My question to you is, has wanting to remain within my own culture stunted my ability to see other mates in another culture? And how do you go about within the e-harmony community to meet someone outside your own culture? How do you know that person is right for you?


Hi onicande,


First off, I completely understand the hesitation to start meeting people online. It took me a long time and I only really came around when I started seeing close friends taking the plunge online. But logically speaking, I think it is always better to keep all options open. Friends of friends run out pretty quickly, as do coworkers or church, when you narrow your pool by physical attraction, similar interests, availability etc.


Regarding interracial relationships, I don't think there's anything wrong with looking within your own race, but be sure to ask yourself why this is important. My mother was hoping I would marry someone within our race because she wanted someone with the same values that we have, but as she found out, Shonna's backgroundis very similar to ours, and despite her being a different race and religion, her valuesare the same as ours. I personally have found that people are more similar than they are different, regardless of race or religion.


In terms of getting started with eHarmony, there are ways you can limit your matches by race or religion, but I would suggest leaving these options unfiltered, and you can decide for yourself whose values do or do not match yours.


Best of luck!


Dan
Thanks for replying to my comments Dan. It totally inspires me to see real life couples meet and get married due to eharmony. Sometimes seeing is believing. Thanks to both you and shonna for being an inspiration to the community.
 
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its my first time on eharmony i just sign up so let me in on all the fun
 
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chinny is offline chinny Post #34  November 25,2009, 3:35pm
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