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Navigating online relationships - Hackers - Jan 3, 2025
We’re all from different corners of the world,
Some men,
Some women,
Some boys,
Some girls,
Some adults,
Some children,
Some in between.
We’re all of different views,
Some red,
Some blue,
Some white,
Some brown,
Some tall,
Some small,
Some in between.
How do you personally navigate your online friendships in a community of diverse attitudes, ages, origins, politics, skills, and interests?
RE: Navigating online relationships - RangoWorld - Jan 3, 2025
It's very difficult.
After a certain point in time you have get close to each other. Physically see each other. Otherwise it fades away because there's very little you get out of just online interaction.
RE: Navigating online relationships - Hackers - Jan 3, 2025
(Jan 3, 2025 09:04 AM)RangoWorld Wrote: It's very difficult.
After a certain point in time you have get close to each other. Physically see each other. Otherwise it fades away because there's very little you get out of just online interaction.
This is very true, or on video cam or audio at least if not in person!
I also think that games can be a good way - but not just videogames - card games, poker, drinking games, dice, monopoly, etc, and personally intimate get to know eachother games.
RE: Navigating online relationships - Phobia_ - Jan 3, 2025
Doesn’t matter what people say or think if you are good at something there will always be haters. I surround myself with more laid-back people.
RE: Navigating online relationships - Jamika - Jan 3, 2025
(Jan 3, 2025 08:24 AM)nodes Wrote: We’re all from different corners of the world,
Some men,
Some women,
Some boys,
Some girls,
Some adults,
Some children,
Some in between.
We’re all of different views,
Some red,
Some blue,
Some white,
Some brown,
Some tall,
Some small,
Some in between.
How do you personally navigate your online friendships in a community of diverse attitudes, ages, origins, politics, skills, and interests?
I think this is very special and nice here on the forum, as the system forces you to interact with everyone respectfully and listen to perspectives you might never have heard otherwise.
RE: Navigating online relationships - SIM-2502833 - Jan 3, 2025
I just say what I think. It doesn't matter if people get angry or not.
RE: Navigating online relationships - Foxxy Proxies Ltd - Jan 3, 2025
(Jan 3, 2025 08:24 AM)nodes Wrote: We’re all from different corners of the world,
Some men,
Some women,
Some boys,
Some girls,
Some adults,
Some children,
Some in between.
We’re all of different views,
Some red,
Some blue,
Some white,
Some brown,
Some tall,
Some small,
Some in between.
How do you personally navigate your online friendships in a community of diverse attitudes, ages, origins, politics, skills, and interests?
For me, I usually align myself with like-minded people. All you have to do is post and watch how people respond. This will give you an idea of who aligns with your way of thinking. Take you for example: your pro-Ukrainian and I love trolling you. Although we're different-minded, it does make for interesting debates here on HF. And I don't walk away salty because I like to debate.
RE: Navigating online relationships - Clue - Jan 3, 2025
You dont talk about politics.
RE: Navigating online relationships - Binance - Jan 3, 2025
I don't like people.
I truly don't even like my girlfriend and find her incredibly annoying and sub-optimal in her behavioral characteristics.
Thereby I believe any and all friendship is temporary. Stressing about maintaining friendship or putting work in will only lead you into failure.
RE: Navigating online relationships - RangoWorld - Jan 4, 2025
(Jan 3, 2025 03:02 PM)nodes Wrote: This is very true, or on video cam or audio at least if not in person!
I also think that games can be a good way - but not just videogames - card games, poker, drinking games, dice, monopoly, etc, and personally intimate get to know eachother games.
That's all well and good but the next step in a relationship either romantic or platonic requires physical interaction to take it to next level.
RE: Navigating online relationships - figghiozzu - Jan 4, 2025
I also think that sooner or later you should meet up. I met some friends on GTA SA:MP, and today, after about a decade, we've even organized vacations together, even though we're in different parts of the country.
RE: Navigating online relationships - sk009900 - Jan 5, 2025
(Jan 3, 2025 07:59 PM)Binance Wrote: I don't like people.
I truly don't even like my girlfriend and find her incredibly annoying and sub-optimal in her behavioral characteristics.
Thereby I believe any and all friendship is temporary. Stressing about maintaining friendship or putting work in will only lead you into failure.
hi can you please pm me i have questions
RE: Navigating online relationships - Bird Box - Jan 5, 2025
(Jan 3, 2025 09:04 AM)RangoWorld Wrote: It's very difficult.
After a certain point in time you have get close to each other. Physically see each other. Otherwise it fades away because there's very little you get out of just online interaction.
I agree very much rango.
RE: Navigating online relationships - Hackers - Jan 6, 2025
(Jan 5, 2025 05:00 PM)Bird Box Wrote: I agree very much rango.
do you have a lot of online friends?
RE: Navigating online relationships - Binance - Jan 6, 2025
(Jan 5, 2025 03:25 PM)sk009900 Wrote: hi can you please pm me i have questions
why in the fuck would this inspire you