Goddess meets Gunnar

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Goddess meets Gunnar

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On computer screen they were like a movie-star couple.

She with her toned, tanned body, enviable curves and a penchant for not wearing very much. He with an impressive tattoo, rock-god locks and abs you could bounce a 50 pence piece off.

But when Marie and Jay Coulbeck decided to exchange real photographs after their alter egos got engaged in 3D chat room IMVU, the couple from Rugeley found they had bent the truth some what.

With a dress size of 28 – 30 Mrs Coulbeck admits she looked nothing like her size eight alter ego - Goddess of the Orient. But then again divorced fork lift truck driver Jay Coulbeck, 41, didn't much resemble his avatar Gunner, either.

None of it mattered. The couple fell in love and married - for real - in September.

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What's the point of having a Second Life as boring as the first?

There's something to seeing how a person sees themselves as a window to their soul.

Right?
For me, it is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring.
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With a dress size of 28 – 30
Geez, I didn't even know they made 'em that big....a size 30 dress? (And there must be even larger sizes, since I've seen women fatter than she is.)

Well you learn something new everyday here at The Good Ol' Plan B....
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bigskygal wrote:What's the point of having a Second Life as boring as the first?

There's something to seeing how a person sees themselves as a window to their soul.

Right?
Um, have you looked at our avatars?
GAH!

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Perhaps some of us are just more pragmatic.

I was born in the year of the dog, and I'm loyal as all get out. ;)
For me, it is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring.
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