Internet romance
QUESTION: Masters, I recently met and fell in love with a woman on the Internet. We emailed each other every day for several months and I finally told her that I loved her and thought she was my twin flame. Things got too emotional and now she ignores me and does not email me anymore. This makes me feel very empty at times. My question is: was I wrong about her being my twin flame and will I hear from her again? ~Michael, USA
ANSWER: You find yourself in a situation of mixed signals being sent back and forth over the World Wide Web. While you were trolling for a serious hookup, the young lady was just out to have some anonymous fun. She also wanted to see how far she could go with you. For you it was reality; for her it was an imaginary world. She was telling you what she thought you wanted to hear so that you would continue the contact.
When you receive positive reinforcement of all your hopes and dreams from a person, that person begins to feel like your twin flame. Unfortunately, if she is just playing a role, you are sensing the part she is playing and not her true essence. The identity of your email friend is not what you have been led to believe. She is not your twin flame or even a soul mate of yours.
When you indicated to her that you had strong feelings for her, it came as a shock to her because she was just out to have some fun. She has a number of guys whom she is stringing along online with romantic insinuations. It was all just a game to her. You, on the other hand, saw it as real and created certain expectations based upon her representations. These images you created, when unfulfilled, caused an emptiness to appear within you.
At the present time she is scared. Your intensity is beyond anything she has been faced with before and she is unable to figure out what to do. Her response has been to ignore that you even exist. As of this time, she does not intend to re-establish contact with you.