This study aims to investigate the possible repercussions of virtual extimacy in the conjugality of our days experience. The virtual extimacy notion was built to designate a new perspective of the observed intimacy in the network space. Before the boom of the Internet, the intimacy had a strong connection with the idea of privacy. However, today the intimacy s transformation is remarkable, precisely, regarding its connection with virtual space, since the shared information reaches a visibility never imagined before. We aim to understand the possible repercussions produced by this new phenomenon in the conjugality experience, once the eye seems to be, more and more, magnetized by the relations with several virtual others. Jean-Paul Sartre is considered a privileged interlocutor to address the other s relation issue. Furthermore, his thought is a fundamental inspiration for the choice of the methodological steps of this work, once his discussion goes further than a step to be followed, but, above all, teaches a dynamic way to observe the man, constantly keeping the focus on the originary tension that articulates man-world, or even individual-history. We explore the literature about the intimacy subject and its new side, the virtual extimacy, to reconstruct the atmosphere that involves the social-historical perspective from which man chooses himself. Then, we resume the same themes through new ways, trying to articulate based on the ontology of Being and Nothingness, an existential understanding of virtual extimacy and intimacy. We also conducted six interviews with married people and users of Facebook social network, to give voice to those who make this new phenomenon possible. The interview discussions result in sinthetic unifications, that is, synthesis in movement given us by intuitions through different modulations proposed by the sartrean method. The respondents provided embodied testimonials for the virtual extimacy repercussions on intimacy and vice versa, revealing that we are facing, not a dichotomic phenomenon that separates virtual and real, but rather, a novelty that bonds and connects the threaded experience with the other, inside and outside of the network.