A teenaged Chinese boy has shocked his mother by marrying 12 times on the Internet.
The 14-year-old of Zhejiang Province became so addicted to surfing the Internet, that he ended spending at least a dozen hours every day playing online games.
Everything seemed to be fine until last week, when he astounded his parents by admitting that he had married many times on the cyber world. He told his mum about his online wives, all aged between 13 to 25, revealing that his longest marriage lasted for two months, while the shortest, merely hours.
The boy admitted that he would propose a marriage as long as he thought the girl was beautiful after having an online video chat, reports China Daily quoting the Youth Times newspaper.
Posted by: EOD1
how do u get "married" on the internet?
Posted by: Cinderella
i have no idea
maybe u wear a wedding dress sit there looking like a complete idiot saying
"i do" to ur cam .. who knows
lmao
Posted by: adroitcuffs
Clearly he lacks the knowledge that one wife at a time is maintenance enough!
Posted by: SOT
Cyber weddings are just fake stuff, may online games have wedding cerimonies built into them and your "avatars" get married.
Others go a little further and people get "married" via a web ceremony and you can get "pictures" and a web marriage certificate.
Sort of like cyber sex but "worse".
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