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Real friends or internet friends?.. - Nivettez - Oct 23, 2016 Do you feel that real friends on the internet are more better to talk with then friends in real? Most of the friends i meet on the internet are like my best friends who i know from years. Friends in real are people who i really hate. They are the snakes who snitch you if they feel like. What do you think about it? * - Nomox - Oct 23, 2016 Maybe those online u cant really see all the time and cant see if they do the same but most friend are just shit fucking u up when they feel like * - Lance Wilson - Oct 23, 2016 You can't call 'em friends then, can you? :P * - problems.x - Oct 23, 2016 I have both, I have some really good IRL friends and really good Online friends. I believe knowing the person IRL establishes a stronger relationship, although you can gain a lot of trust with someone online also. * - M O O - Oct 23, 2016 Damn something must be wrong if you consider those friends, personally it's easier to make friends over the Internet but nothing better then ones you can actually chill with and actually do stuff with * - spooklife - Oct 23, 2016 Online friends are better by far. I hate interacting with people IRL. I hate having to do stuff with people when i don't feel like it. Online i can make myself appear online whenever i want to interact. I haven't had an IRL friend for over 5 years now and i can't be happier. * - M O O - Oct 23, 2016 (Oct 23, 2016 04:44 AM)spooklife Wrote: Online friends are better by far. I hate interacting with people IRL. I hate having to do stuff with people when i don't feel like it. Online i can make myself appear online whenever i want to interact. Don't take this the wrong way but that sounds bad and unhealthy, can I ask why you feel like that? Just curious * - dismayed - Oct 23, 2016 Online friends don't judge you from appearances. But, having IRL friends is more healthy * - 201 - Oct 23, 2016 I only have 1 friend IRL. People suck. * - Mewtwo - Oct 23, 2016 (Oct 23, 2016 04:36 AM)Pax Deorum Wrote: Do you feel that real friends on the internet are more better to talk with then friends in real? Most of the friends i meet on the internet are like my best friends who i know from years. Friends in real are people who i really hate. They are the snakes who snitch you if they feel like. Real friends IRL are better. I love hanging out with them whenever we got the chance. * - Elitas - Oct 23, 2016 (Oct 23, 2016 04:36 AM)Pax Deorum Wrote: Do you feel that real friends on the internet are more better to talk with then friends in real? Most of the friends i meet on the internet are like my best friends who i know from years. Friends in real are people who i really hate. They are the snakes who snitch you if they feel like. I disagree, it's much easier to be a snake online. People online will backstab you for fun, seen it many a time. In real life it's much more personal. * - K l a u s - Oct 23, 2016 Doesn't feel healthy to compare online friends with best friends, unless you don't have any real life friends of course. People don't behave on the internet as they would in real life, so the connection you make with people online are just to their online personality. But this doesn't need to be a problem as long as they stay online friends, but you will probably be dissapointed if you meet up with your online "best friend". Just my opinion * - SIM-3002139 - Oct 23, 2016 I like both. Met a online friend 8 years ago and we talk about anything and we chill * - 2073436 - Oct 23, 2016 A human is not your 'friend' if you really hate that person. You're probably just a nerd behind his PC but to answer your question I like my friends WAY more irl than online |