I find it easier to talk to ppl on the net and i have met some awesome ppl!!!

Especially here

But what happens if there is one... that is..... lets say a lill different and you don't want it to end or to b lost in cyber space.... and you hope for it to b real....except there r some butts

it's like 2 conflicting worlds getting together... is that dangerous or just surreal????

some of you guys have been here for a very long time, i'm sure you may have had similar experiences....

So tell me.... what's your take on Internet Friendship... esp one that may need to move up to the next level????

zaza said:

I've met some wonderful people on here...but even some pretty crappy There are probably 5-6 people I'd love to meet one day.

make it 7

yes i agree there r ppl here i'd love to meet... if only i could cash my super in right now!!!!!

physco185 said:

zaza said:

physco185 said:

make it 7

yes i agree there r ppl here i'd love to meet... if only i could cash my super in right now!!!!!

You're my MILF, you were already one of those 6 people

oh u sweety

so does this mean i don't need to worry about a room with a view when i c u??????

physco185 said:

except there r some butts

Well I should hope so.

Human relationships are weird and complicated no matter where they're started; be they casual, platonic or sexual. Just roll with it (or make it roll) and see what happens.

physco185 said:

Cerebus said:

physco185 said:

except there r some butts

Well I should hope so.

Human relationships are weird and complicated no matter where they're started; be they casual, platonic or sexual. Just roll with it (or make it roll) and see what happens.

i thought u liked legs!!!!

the prob is that what it is right now is great!!!! what if it get spoilt because of reality v internet??????

physco185 said:

Cerebus said:

Well I should hope so.

Human relationships are weird and complicated no matter where they're started; be they casual, platonic or sexual. Just roll with it (or make it roll) and see what happens.

i thought u liked legs!!!!

the prob is that what it is right now is great!!!! what if it get spoilt because of reality v internet??????

Like reality doesn't regularly spoil reality. Ya know? Not to get too cliche with it, but I'd rather try and fail than never try and regret it.

And I like all their parts.

I'm cooler online. It's true.

FauxReal said:

I'm cooler online. It's true.

and in real life i am normal

i haven't got any friends, on the net or anywhere.

whistle said:

i haven't got any friends, on the net or anywhere.

people here at the ORG like you fine. so what's that?

[Edited 1/12/11 16:11pm]

XxAxX said:

whistle said:

i haven't got any friends, on the net or anywhere.

dumbass. people here at the ORG like you fine. so what's that?

see? you called me a dumbass.

only joking. none of you know me and i don't know any of you. can't really call us friends, can you?

whistle said:

i haven't got any friends, on the net or anywhere.

so what am i ?????????

whistle said:

XxAxX said:

dumbass. people here at the ORG like you fine. so what's that?

see? you called me a dumbass.

only wanking. none of you wank me and i don't wank any of you. can't really call us friends, can you?

well, when you put it that way i guess not

physco185 said:

whistle said:

i haven't got any friends, on the net or anywhere.

so what am i ?????????

a stranger. a fit stranger, but still...

i didn't mean to make this thread all mopey.

whistle said:

XxAxX said:

dumbass. people here at the ORG like you fine. so what's that?

see? you called me a dumbass.

only joking. none of you know me and i don't know any of you. can't really call us friends, can you?

we r here everyday!!!!!!! laughing, bitching, pissing each other off bla bla bla bla bla....

so what is this strange relationship?????

Prince Quote

Internet friendship is cool with me.

What's the difference if you meet a new person online, or if you meet a person through other people, or randomly? There is just as much potential for someone to be batshit crazy in person as well as online, so I don't see a whole lot of difference.

As a matter of fact, sometimes I'd go as far to say that if you speak with someone on a forum, you have a little more backround information via their posts/thoughts on things than if you're having a coffee meeting with a complete stranger.

Acrylic said:

Internet friendship is cool with me.

What's the difference if you meet a new person online, or if you meet a person through other people, or randomly? There is just as much potential for someone to be batshit crazy in person as well as online, so I don't see a whole lot of difference.

As a matter of fact, sometimes I'd go as far to say that if you speak with someone on a forum, you have a little more backround information via their posts/thoughts on things than if you're having a coffee meeting with a complete stranger.

I agree with this. I feel more comfortable with people on here than I do with some people I am only slightly acquainted with in real life.

I have met people on here by chatting everyday, and I consider them "friends" and would like to meet them in person.

Some of the ones I've met in person have become actual friends.

Acrylic said:

Internet friendship is cool with me.

What's the difference if you meet a new person online, or if you meet a person through other people, or randomly? There is just as much potential for someone to be batshit crazy in person as well as online, so I don't see a whole lot of difference.

As a matter of fact, sometimes I'd go as far to say that if you speak with someone on a forum, you have a little more backround information via their posts/thoughts on things than if you're having a coffee meeting with a complete stranger.

Re: your last point, I feel the same way.

I had a conversation with Chris about this once. We were wondering why we sometimes seem to "click" so much better with Org friends (when we hang out with them in person) than we seem to with some of our "IRL" friends.

I said I thought it was because relationships and friendships that develop on a forum like this often have a certain depth to them, because many of us are so open on such a variety of topics and issues, and check in so regularly over a period of years that we become intimately acquainted with each other's lives. In a sense, we choose our online friends out of a huge global sea of people that we'd never get to choose from in our daily lives otherwise. And we choose them not because they look cute, or sit next to us at work, or are the spouse of your spouse's best friend, or any of the superficial or situational reasons that many relationships are based on. We choose our online friends based on the content of what they have to say. That's really cool to me. I love the people here because we make each other laugh, respect each other's opinions, are fans of the same music, speak the same language, share inside jokes and thought-provoking discussions, support each other through hard times, have even watched each other's children grow.

I love teh interwebs.

PunkMistress said:

Acrylic said:

Internet friendship is cool with me.

What's the difference if you meet a new person online, or if you meet a person through other people, or randomly? There is just as much potential for someone to be batshit crazy in person as well as online, so I don't see a whole lot of difference.

As a matter of fact, sometimes I'd go as far to say that if you speak with someone on a forum, you have a little more backround information via their posts/thoughts on things than if you're having a coffee meeting with a complete stranger.

Re: your last point, I feel the same way.

I had a conversation with Chris about this once. We were wondering why we sometimes seem to "click" so much better with Org friends (when we hang out with them in person) than we seem to with some of our "IRL" friends.

I said I thought it was because relationships and friendships that develop on a forum like this often have a certain depth to them, because many of us are so open on such a variety of topics and issues, and check in so regularly over a period of years that we become intimately acquainted with each other's lives. In a sense, we choose our online friends out of a huge global sea of people that we'd never get to choose from in our daily lives otherwise. And we choose them not because they look cute, or sit next to us at work, or are the spouse of your spouse's best friend, or any of the superficial or situational reasons that many relationships are based on. We choose our online friends based on the content of what they have to say. That's really cool to me. I love the people here because we make each other laugh, respect each other's opinions, are fans of the same music, speak the same language, share inside jokes and thought-provoking discussions, support each other through hard times, have even watched each other's children grow.

I love teh interwebs.

*snif* That's beautiful... except for the children part. Nah, seriously. Very well said.

PunkMistress said:

Acrylic said:

Internet friendship is cool with me.

What's the difference if you meet a new person online, or if you meet a person through other people, or randomly? There is just as much potential for someone to be batshit crazy in person as well as online, so I don't see a whole lot of difference.

As a matter of fact, sometimes I'd go as far to say that if you speak with someone on a forum, you have a little more backround information via their posts/thoughts on things than if you're having a coffee meeting with a complete stranger.

Re: your last point, I feel the same way.

I had a conversation with Chris about this once. We were wondering why we sometimes seem to "click" so much better with Org friends (when we hang out with them in person) than we seem to with some of our "IRL" friends.

I said I thought it was because relationships and friendships that develop on a forum like this often have a certain depth to them, because many of us are so open on such a variety of topics and issues, and check in so regularly over a period of years that we become intimately acquainted with each other's lives. In a sense, we choose our online friends out of a huge global sea of people that we'd never get to choose from in our daily lives otherwise. And we choose them not because they look cute, or sit next to us at work, or are the spouse of your spouse's best friend, or any of the superficial or situational reasons that many relationships are based on. We choose our online friends based on the content of what they have to say. That's really cool to me. I love the people here because we make each other laugh, respect each other's opinions, are fans of the same music, speak the same language, share inside jokes and thought-provoking discussions, support each other through hard times, have even watched each other's children grow.

I love teh interwebs.

You're such a wonderful soul...

There's a few people I would like to meet.

I pretty much consider everyone I regularly talk to on here someone I might potentially meet in person.

PunkMistress said:

Acrylic said:

Internet friendship is cool with me.

What's the difference if you meet a new person online, or if you meet a person through other people, or randomly? There is just as much potential for someone to be batshit crazy in person as well as online, so I don't see a whole lot of difference.

As a matter of fact, sometimes I'd go as far to say that if you speak with someone on a forum, you have a little more backround information via their posts/thoughts on things than if you're having a coffee meeting with a complete stranger.

Re: your last point, I feel the same way.

I had a conversation with Chris about this once. We were wondering why we sometimes seem to "click" so much better with Org friends (when we hang out with them in person) than we seem to with some of our "IRL" friends.

I said I thought it was because relationships and friendships that develop on a forum like this often have a certain depth to them, because many of us are so open on such a variety of topics and issues, and check in so regularly over a period of years that we become intimately acquainted with each other's lives. In a sense, we choose our online friends out of a huge global sea of people that we'd never get to choose from in our daily lives otherwise. And we choose them not because they look cute, or sit next to us at work, or are the spouse of your spouse's best friend, or any of the superficial or situational reasons that many relationships are based on. We choose our online friends based on the content of what they have to say. That's really cool to me. I love the people here because we make each other laugh, respect each other's opinions, are fans of the same music, speak the same language, share inside jokes and thought-provoking discussions, support each other through hard times, have even watched each other's children grow.

I love teh interwebs.

So you're saying that you hate Chris' best friend's spouse?

The only internet-only friends I have are on the org. There are a few I would like to meet in person.

johnart said:

I pretty much consider everyone I regularly talk to on here someone I might potentially meet in person.

Is that a dare?

I like internet friendships. I love meeting new people....especially on here.

As far as having relationships go....I'm better off with people I meet face to face. Forget internet relationships...waste of time and effort.