[ SECRET POST #2623 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2623 ⌋

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Comments

[diet_poison]

I've always seen a big separation between Facebook and The Rest of the Internet. Facebook is the online extension of my real self where I keep up with people I know irl. Pretty much everywhere else is for my cyber self, who, well, is me, but uses a different name and has a big, bold separation from my Facebook self because I don't want people who I meet online to be able to find me or to know my real name, etc.

I guess the difference is do you meet them online or not? There is kind of a one-way membrane where sometimes if I meed nerdy people and want to be on Steam or tumblr or something with them I'll share that, but the reverse is very rarely true. Only a small handful of the people I've met online I trust enough to friend on Facebook.