I find it is always easier to dump internet relationships since you haven't had to look in their eyes and learn more deeply about them. Face to face relationships has eye contact body language and a very visible picture of the person you usually don't get with just internet chatter. It's pretty hard to tell if an internet friend is postering while it's much easier in a face to face relationship.

G'day Lou Reed, Thank you for your question. Generally, although I have seen strong friendships develop online. These generally result in friendships being formed in real life. Regards

In my experience, my first relationship (which was an online relationship) was extremely hard to get over because of the emotional attachment I had to the guy. My second relationship was not on online one. The guy was in my English class and we started talking because we did a group project together. Anyway, we didn't end up getting very physical. He was easier to get over, but I was still attached to him. I've broken up with my current boyfriend once, and the physical and emotional attachment was painful to deal with. I also really do love him, so yeah. I believe that face-to-face relationships are harder to end (if you actually became serious) for the most part. I mean, think about it. I noticed that with my current boyfriend, I get to see how he treats other people. I get to see how he treats store clerks. I get to see how he interacts with others. I get to see how he spends his money. I get to see his actions along with his words and not just what he wants me to hear. I get to be around his friends and find out what they're like. With my first boyfriend, I didn't have that. Sure, I talked to his sisters and his mom, but what does that really show me? It only shows me what they want me to know. I even really looked into who he was and found out that he is who he said he was. He was consistent with pretty much everything, but yeah. We didn't end up working out. With my current boyfriend, I get to see what he's like when he's angry. I get to see how he deals with his anger. I get to see what he's like when he's under pressure, irritated, and frustrated. I get to see all of that, in front of my face. I think that tells me a lot more about a person than someone behind a screen can tell me. I actually have ... him ... in front of me. Not my idea of him. THE REAL HIM. And I know I love him. With an online relationship, I don't really think one can really be sure until he or she meets him or her. I hope this makes sense. Conclusion: Yes, I do believe that online relationships are more disposable than real life ones. Anyway, ... I also think that it might depend on the two people involved in the relationship, as I do realize that there are exceptions.