Taylor and Jonathan, met on Grindr Love sprouts from the darkest of places sometimes. I had literally got it for the sole purpose of showing my hetero friends how disgusting the gay world can be. So I guess I kind of proved myself wrong.
It took Taylor a while to warm up to the idea. These days we live in a fast-paced, plugged in society where our computers and cell phones seem to get more face-time than our fellow man. In her ongoing project We Met On The Internet , Cumbo captures portraits of couples whose flame was first lit in the world of online dating. She has teamed up with writer Gina Tron who conducts interviews and writes short essays for each couple that Cumbo photographs. The duo is up to over 30 couples and they hope to publish a book soon that pairs photo with love story.
Will had free movie tickets and Cora was the taker. This was back before Craigslist anonymized responses. She clicked on it and discovered he was a talented graphic designer. She was intrigued by his work and they kept in touch, and their friendship turned romantic. They are now married and had a daughter in and a son earlier this year.
They found each other attractive and their Facebook friendship turned romantic. They live together in Jersey City, and both are attending college. Linny was sitting at a bar by herself while her friend paid the bill. Usually I was not very receptive to that sort of thing. We had a conversation and when my friend came back I got up, touched his arm, and told him it was good to talk to him. They also found their dog Freddie through Petfinder. Ember and Patrick, met on Meetme. The site transitioned to Meetme.
Ember had a get-together at her house a month later and invited Patrick to come. Immediately after meeting in real life, platonic turned to romantic. Mariela and Tiago, met on Tattoodatingsite. Tiago is a year-old who has worked as a finishing carpenter since he was a kid. They found one another in cyberspace thanks to their shared love of tattoos. Mariela thought that Tiago was cute.
