The Late Zone

Free online dating is important. If you have to pay a monthly fee just to date, just to talk with someone, that service should be boycotted, in my opinion. I'm still waiting for a place that has free online dating. I haven't found one. So far I've had to live with craigslists. It's not exactly a dating service, but it is free.

What would be awesome is if we could buy attachments that would enhance the online dating experience. I recall seeing some stuff about having aroma scents that you can activate when you're online. We already have web cams - why not more?

The two major factors would be smell and touch. And, to add with a grin, sex. But that would be a component of touch. I'd assume that touch would eventually lead to fooling around and "safe sex". Why "safe sex"? Because if you're having sex online, the messysemencannot impregnate anyone.

So, let's just say that you've got all of this equipment and there's now a free online dating service. Let's say that the place that is hosting the free service is making money off of the products that you'd buy to use the free service. Makes sense, doesn't it? You'd need them anyway.

So now you're in your online virtual world. You walk around and you see a beautiful chick. She sees you, and it's love at first sight (and whether your character would look like you or not could be decided by the service). You embrace; you kiss; you fondle. Soon you're summoning a virtual bed and having sex on it.

On your virtual bed, you and your lover just look in each other's eyes and adore.Voluptuouships, curvy breasts, a now-limp cock, and a satisfied pussy. Free online dating at its best. Yes, the actuality of it was that each of you were fucking sex toys, but since the toys replicated your movements in the other toy, the feeling was as realistic as it gets.

As the both of you drift off to virtual bed, the dating service stays online. When you both wake up, you're still in bed. You can discuss philosophy, psychology, sports, marriage, computers... whatever you want. And you can leave whenever you want, with the exception of if one of you has a clingy tendency.

Then you can build a house together, live in it, and enjoy yourselves. The main downside I see of this concept is that, unless it can be made so that building a virtual house is equivalent to building a real house in some way; that is, making the virtual work mean something, it could be acolossalwaste of human resource.