[ SECRET POST #2944 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2944 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You and me both, nonny. I think it's a product of social media culture/everybody glued to a screen, with hardly any RL interaction anymore.

....Or I could just be an old so-and-so who just doesn't get it....

[(Anonymous)]

There are cases of pen pals falling in love, back in the days of "snail mail."

It's really not that weird, unless you think that you have to be physically attracted to someone to experience romantic love.

[lb_lee]

That's kind of an odd thing to say. I've met a LOT of my friends through online friends, and in one case moved to a city specifically because I already had online friends there who I'd met offline a few times. The barriers between online friends and offline have never been rock solid for me.

[(Anonymous)]

You mean I'm actually meeting people I have something in common with instead of awkwardly finding people who have things only tangentially related to things I care about? And that's a bad thing just because I'm online?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh please don't bring up this pseudo-luddite "technology is making us disconnected" stuff, it's so tiring. And I'm saying this as a fellow old-timer. People are more connected than ever before, and it's no less good and no less intimate.