Novels exploring internet romance?

[Anonymous No.13458315]

The internet has become an extension of the human body and humans are still adapting to it.
Is there any book that explores the aspect of meeting people through the internet and then hooking up with them in the age when humanity is only just adapting to its extended neural network?

[Anonymous No.13458319]

your mom becmae an extension of my human dick

[Anonymous No.13458506]

idk, probs one of those meme books asians write on their phones

[Anonymous No.13458515]

>>13458506
Light novels? Why don't educated western novel writers write them?
I don't feel like reading ideal anime plots

[Anonymous No.13458527]

>>13458515
He's talking about this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_phone_novel

[Anonymous No.13458533]

Unironically Taipei by Tao Lin

[Anonymous No.13458535]

>>13458527
Very intriguing concept. Japan always surprises. Have you read any?

[Anonymous No.13458542]

The other downturns can be expected but I am actually surprised at the rapid decline of meeting through friends.

[Anonymous No.13458544]

>>13458535
No but I've heard of them. I find them gimmicky and bound to age very poorly as cellphone technology advances.

[Anonymous No.13458545]

>>13458533
Seems to have drugs in it too

[Anonymous No.13458553]

>>13458542
The amount of friends people have has declined sharply in recent years

[Anonymous No.13458615]

>>13458553
:(

[Anonymous No.13459582]

>>13458315
It's funny how met in college and met in the workplace have declined so much. You can thank Feminists for sterilizing these places through their insanity and aggression for this.

[Anonymous No.13459632]

>>13458315
>"met in church" dropping from over 15% to less than 5%
>"met through friends" dropping from almost 35% to 20%
well this is depressing, truly

[Anonymous No.13459656]

>>13458315
Would love a novel about a couple who met each other in the 80s over the internet.