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You'll follow her journey as she skillfully navigates the web, hoping to replace what she once thought was the love of her life with a new Internet mate.

Julie Spira is an author, entrepreneur, radio show host, and super-successful cyber-dater.

We can probably thank Facebook for claiming the relationship status of "like" in our vocabulary. Usually it begins with a spark of mutual attraction, call it chemistry if you like, gets solidified by conversations that last for hours, and is accompanied by a flurry of text messages.

Like, love, and lust are four-letter words that can get confused with each other, so let's address them all for a moment.

They toss out the word love so easily and believably, when you just might be a girl in rotation.

I talked about this in great length in my book The Perils of Cyber-Dating, where I described the classic player, who was addicted to his online dating membership.

Is love really just a game and once it's achieved, "game over?"We are living in the information at your fingertips mode as the Internet has become part of our daily lives, and we can find out more than we probably want to know." She therefore advises you don't "Google" your date before the first date. She found out more about herself than she knew was out there.Also don't discuss body parts on the first encounter.You were in a relationship that didn't have the opportunity to withstand the test of time.Being in "like" for a longer period of time, will help a relationship develop naturally and in a healthy way.

Some feel the word love means forever, which isn't always the case.