Kim

Joinville - Kim

I've also noticed this trend on game sites. I'm the community manager of Winster.com, a social gaming site popular among boomers and seniors, and have observed romantic relationships spark through games. Sounds unusual at first, but it actually makes a lot of sense because they already have something in common - they enjoy playing online games. Not only that, but they are in similar stages of life and can chat and share experiences with each other while playing games. Virtual face-to-face interactions have the ability to create the power of presence, making it easier for people to meet potential partners online. Last year, I discovered an extraordinary story from a Massachuseets couple in their 50's - Brian and Vicki. These players hadn't heard from each other in over 40 years, but ended up reuniting on our site by chance (or perhaps fate?). They didn't realize that they had originally met in the 4th grade until after a few sessions of playing in the same room together. After chatti - Kim