Yes and no.
The old English words flesh and meat were a bit different, in that
flesh really focused on the muscle, fat, etc that we think of today as 'meat', whereas meat was really more of an all purpose word for things we eat that today we think of as 'food'. And that explains why the KJV talks about our physical bodies as 'flesh', but has verses like 'my meat (food) is to do the will of him who sent me' or 'they sat at meat (dinner)'. They were translating the Greek word
sarx for 'flesh' (meat, fat, tissue), and another Greek word I can't recall that means nourishment or food for 'meat'.
Today, though, 'meat' is the animal flesh we eat, and the word 'flesh' has morphed from the physical muscle and fat and connecting tissue of our bodies through the idea of the limitations and weaknesses of those bodies into a word heard most often in connection with lust or porn (as in, sins of the flesh, fleshpot, etc).
News bulletin: We have physical bodies with muscle, skin, bone, blood, hair, etc. Shouldn't be a remarkable fact, but for those of us that spend most of our workdays in front of a computer, we occasionally need to be reminded....
To try once again to get this back to dating sites, a powerful argument against dating sites, and social media generally (and probably discussion boards, as well...
), is that what you're seeing is a highly curated selective presentation of what the person on the other end wants you to know (assuming there is in fact a real person on the other end...). In meatspace, since way before the internet was a thing, since the beginning of time, really, people have been trying to present themselves falsely, but in the flesh you get intel from body language and voice inflection that is helpful in getting to know a person, even when, or especially when, most of it is being processed by your subconscious.
Be advised further that it doesn't take much effort to develop the set of skills necessary to manipulate people online into making an emotional investment in a relationship before the parties even meet. They can make it hard to say 'no' once you get together. It may not work in an individual case, but it will work in enough cases, making it a simple numbers game. A word to the wise is sufficient....