
Over the years, I have developed quite a collection of cyber-contacts and pen-pals. Not once have I ever been correct in my ability to match the image I imagined in my mind to the photograph sent to me.
There's a part of me that believes this is yet another subtle adoption-issue that relates to my inability to see others who are biologically related/similar to me. Either that, or I completely lack the ability to attach visual description to physical appearance, making all my visual assumptions and connections "wrong".
In any case, I was wondering, how many people relate a certain image or appearance (and attachment) to a person based on what's shared between words, only to be completely wrong (and disappointed) because a person's image did not live-up to your "mental expectation"? In other words, do the looks of a person dictate the direction of future contact and conversations?
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I am totally shocked, time and time again when I see the people I have contact with only online! No, the appearance
does not change my relationship unless they look like my dad or my uncle, or even my husband or my mother. Hmmm...
Maybe appearance does dictate the direction of future contact and conversations.
IN A WORLD OF WHY,
Teddy