Digital love is the fastest love.Digital love is the simplest love.Digital love is without boundaries.Digital love is hallucinogenic sex in one.Digital love is illusory love. Morning. When you stretch, the first thing you do is grab your phone, scrolling through and checking your messages. So many things to do and events... The long-awaited signal on the phone is heard, and often more than one: “Good morning! Have a good day!". Of course, the most important message is from Him and then only from Them. Warmth spreads throughout the body, and a smile lights up the face: “I’m the first one he thinks about.” He is the one with whom you spend the most time in correspondence, telephone conversations, social networks. He is the one with whom you constantly talk in your head. He is the one who exists invisibly in life. The key is invisibly! N-E-Z-R-I-M-O!!!!And now you find yourself in love with a series of photographs and texts written on the other side of the satellite signal. Photographs and texts are polished beyond recognition and with personal contact you understand that this is not the one with whom you communicated and certainly not the one with whom you entered into a photographic-textual sexual relationship. Personal contact gives disappointment and in this case, despite the bitterness of this gift is the most valuable gift. Disappointment - DISAPPOINTMENT! You were under a spell! In a short conversation over a cup of tea or coffee, you quickly understand how interesting the interlocutor is, and how interesting you are to him. After all, it is never known how many more messages are sent from His number or account: “Good morning! Have a good day!" Personal contact gives so many non-verbal messages that you can immediately understand whether this digital love is worth your most precious resource, time? Is he ready to go back for pixels and bytes, giving intangible emoji kisses, bouquets drawn by someone else and other digital miracles? Or is He ready to manifest himself with every cell of himself in your space, holding your hand, opening doors, hugging in the cinema, giving flowers to see a smile “here and now”? And many other forgettable things...BUT! There are three more important questions that you should answer: 1. Are you ready to be in His space?2. Are you ready to give up all of them sending the same messages: “Good morning! Have a good day!" 3. Are you ready for a literal reality in which there are no relationships? And before going to bed, you again reach out to the phone to send out: “Pleasant dreams.”!"