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Respondent Nationality	Brunei Citizen
If you're a non-citizen, please specify your country of origin:	Love in the Digital Age: How Technology Can Strengthen Long-Distance Relationships
Respondent Age	60 years and above
What was your main purpose in visiting this site?	I was looking for general information
Did you accomplish your purpose?	Yes
What do you think needs to be improved in the website?	https://bit.ly/3XFcjpT https://bit.ly/3xnY2U5 https://bit.ly/3xnY3aB https://bit.ly/3XEsnsb https://bit.ly/3VxLPnG https://bit.ly/3XIEFQ7 https://bit.ly/3XEogfG https://bit.ly/3XGVpaE https://bit.ly/3VDP7pC https://bit.ly/4eAWy9B camelo27's avatar camelo27 wrote on February 10 2010 @ 01:48 pm: [report] @lyntergra82 Funny you should say that because I HATE being tickled and my boyfriend loves tickling me so that’s the cause of a lot of our dumb “fights.” meredith806's avatar meredith806 wrote on February 10 2010 @ 01:51 pm: [report] camel: we tickle each other WAYY too much, it always ends in me having a reflex reaction and kneeing/elbowing him in the face or nuts, and then apologizing profusely. Yet we still do it, I have no idea why. I got him in the jaw three times in one night once, god I felt like a beyotch. Singularity's avatar Singularity wrote on February 10 2010 @ 01:53 pm: [report] No I don’t agree, I think it’s perfectly possible to have a good relationship without fights coming into it. I don’t mean no arguments or differences of opinion ever. But nothing much, and not often. Everyone is different, and different combinations work different ways. But it isn’t true to say it’s unhealthy not to fight. I certainly doesn’t have to be. luke15chick's avatar luke15chick wrote on February 10 2010 @ 01:55 pm: [report] @ scrmom and @skywalk, thanks!