Loving a person without seeing him.

There is some people in my past that I still love but I stay away from them as either they have a mate or a significant other or I hurt them so bad that I am ashamed to call them up or visit them. I was a cad sometimes and have a lady friend and when we got involved..i would find someone new and drop the old love of my life for the new and improved model..most of the time it was a big mistake but by then the damage was done. Remorse. But there is girls/women and even step children that I have in my heart and will always be there..maybe someday I will be able to do something nice for them..I probably will not get the chance..but good intentions is the road to hell. I still chat with one ol' gal that I still have a crush on ..we had a few very good times..but she is married to one of my best times..i keep telling her..well..maybe someday? you never know what tomorrow will bring..I have a dream of winning a big jackpot..maybe a Mega Lottery and going back and helping these people out..wish full thinking?

Yes i believe in loving a person without seeing Him/Her and having contacts over phone and chat...

Yes i think it is possible to fall in love with a person before actually seeing him. More than love, i would say it would be an intense like. But for it to convert into true love, you ahve to meet. coz a relationship grows only when you spend some time with each other in each other's presence.

I believe you can love a person even without seeing him personally. The constant communications develops their feelings, the affection they have with one another especially if they are very open to each other.

Hm I'd have to say no. I believe you can love a person's personality without having to see them, but I don't think you an be in love without seeing a person at least once. It might sound shallow but I cant imagine being in love and not being attracted to a person and if you don't see them, how can you know if you are attracted physically or not? As bad as if sounds physical attraction is an important part of a relationship.