[ SECRET POST #2191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2191 ⌋

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Comments

[pantswarrior]

I can totally relate. Local BBSes served much the same purpose for me back in the mid-90s - I have no idea how socially inept I would still be by this time, or if I ever would have been able to hold down a job (or even get past an interview) if text-only online communication hadn't helped me figure out how to socialize in a safe environment that neutralized some of my problems with in-person communication. Hooray for online geek culture! Hopefully you'll also find that your offline communicating gets better with the experience you get online. =)

[thene]

^same here. I was always fairly isolated IRL and it was gamer BBSes that got me used to being liked socially.

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[(Anonymous)]

USENET did this for me. Didn't improve my social skills one bit, but yeah, my self-esteem certainly shot through the roof.