<human>: Hi, all. I'm posting regarding a situation in which I've never been in before and was wondering if I could get some advice. I'm 26/m and she is 24/f. We currently live in different parts of the world, 13 time zones apart.

So here's the story. I met this girl online through a dating site earlier this month and we were planning to meet but we ended up not meeting due to conflicting schedules. I had to leave the country to work in San Francisco for a year so we ended up not being able to set a future date to meet (I had contacted her a week before my departure so the timing was really tight). However, we've been texting and Skyping almost everyday since and it seems like we've been building some strong feelings for each other despite having never met.

I've done long distance relationships before but they ended badly. They were the usual type of relationships, getting together first then one of us had to leave for college etc. This time, however, it's purely an online relationship. It's brand new and novel to me and I am unsure as to how to proceed. Am I wasting my time if I spend all my time with this girl and not meeting new people in my new environment? If I pursue a long distance cyber relationship in the hope of making this a real relationship after a year how can I keep this relationship exciting and positive with only Skype, texting and digital tools?

That's about it. I'm just a little unsure as to what to do next but the signs look positive for now. Your advice is appreciated! :)

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<bot>: Met a girl online but didn't meet in real life. Had to leave the country for a year and now cultivating the relationship through texts and Skype. Good or no good?