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Cyber-relationships, cracked pots & Love. A true story. A happy end. - Elizabeth, Irene
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The book explores the phenomenon of cyber-dating and cyber-relationships. It answers questions such as: Is cyber-dating a pastime of losers and freaks or a natural consequence of the day and age we are living in? Is cyber-dating dysfunctional? Is there such a thing as a 'right' way to start a relationship? And what is love anyway? Part I has a strong biographic component and Part II analyses relationships and parenting in a more general sense. The book is targeted at all those who have ever thought about cyber-dating and those whose relationships are not working for some reason, especially if they have kids.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The book explores the phenomenon of cyber-dating and cyber-relationships. It answers questions such as: Is cyber-dating a pastime of losers and freaks or a natural consequence of the day and age we are living in? Is cyber-dating dysfunctional? Is there such a thing as a 'right' way to start a relationship? And what is love anyway? Part I has a strong biographic component and Part II analyses relationships and parenting in a more general sense. The book is targeted at all those who have ever thought about cyber-dating and those whose relationships are not working for some reason, especially if they have kids.
Autorenporträt
Irene was born in Brazil, the second daughter of a Dutch mother and an Indonesian father. She is a Brazilian, Dutch and Australian citizen and got degrees in Veterinary and Biology with a major in Nature Conservation. She speaks Portuguese, Dutch, English and some Spanish. She has been a singer in a rock band, a dancer and an acrobat in a circus. Among other things, she has worked with street children in Brazil; has taken care of research animals in a cancer hospital and baked space cakes for a coffee shop in Amsterdam. She has also been the owner of a natural products shop, an English teacher, a translator, a counselor for Lifeline and has done research in mangroves in Brazil and national parks in Indonesia. In Brazil, she has lived in the capitals and the countryside of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Maranhão in the northeast and Pará in the Amazon, where her sons were born. In Holland, she lived in Amsterdam and Wageningen and in Australia, in country Queensland, Northern New South Wales, Melbourne and finally Cairns in tropical Queensland, where she currently lives with her husband. They own an IT business. Her main interests are natural living and Christianity. She loves animals, cooking and gardening.