ARE ONLINE RELATIONS REALWell, this

ARE ONLINE RELATIONS REAL
Well, this is a topic that is close to my heart. My family and friends are always worrying about me because more and more of my life exists online. They keep telling me I should get out more. They say I need a life. Itell them IHAVE a life, it's just different from theirs! What do they have that I don't? Well, let's explore that question. They have lots of visitors to their homes. But fewer than I do. Every time I write an article for my website, I'm talking to thousands of people. (The difference is, I don't have to clean my house after my visitors have left) They have relationships that require a lot of time and effort. Not me. I have many more friends than they do, but mine don't interrupt me when I'm talking. Mine don't care what Ilook like. Mine don't judge me by anything other than how I treat them. And mine don't fall out with me if I'm late. They have obligations that keep them running in circles this appointment, that date, this arrangement, that party. Not me, I just sit at my computer with a hot up of coffee and relax. agree that we all need some kind of human interaction and we can't do all our communicat. ing through a keyboard. I have a job that requires that I get out of the house and interact in "real' world. But is this the most fluffing part of my life? Not at all. Most of my most fulfilling experiences recently have been with people I know through the Internet. For example, I work regularly with a team of computer experts who write articles for this website. I've never even seen most of these people, but they feel like true friends to me: friends that live all over the world, friends that I wouldn't know if it weren't for the Internet. True, I would love to meet them in real life. But, even ifIdon't, these people remain very real and dear to me. Because I really KNOW them. I certainly know them better than the guy who lives next door to me and with whom I have nothing in common. So, my answer to the question "Are Internet relationships real?' is a resounding YES, YES YES. And don't let your families and "real friends convince you differently. Just because you can't see someone, doesn't mean you can't care about them. The Internet allows you the oppor- tunity to know someone for who they are and not for how they look or how they dress, In some ways, these people you know on the Internet are more real than the ones you pass on the street (50 word)

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РЕАЛЬНЫ ЛИ ОНЛАЙН ОТНОШЕНИЯWell, this is a topic that is close to my heart. My family and friends are always worrying about me because more and more of my life exists online. They keep telling me I should get out more. They say I need a life. Itell them IHAVE a life, it's just different from theirs! What do they have that I don't? Well, let's explore that question. They have lots of visitors to their homes. But fewer than I do. Every time I write an article for my website, I'm talking to thousands of people. (The difference is, I don't have to clean my house after my visitors have left) They have relationships that require a lot of time and effort. Not me. I have many more friends than they do, but mine don't interrupt me when I'm talking. Mine don't care what Ilook like. Mine don't judge me by anything other than how I treat them. And mine don't fall out with me if I'm late. They have obligations that keep them running in circles this appointment, that date, this arrangement, that party. Not me, I just sit at my computer with a hot up of coffee and relax. agree that we all need some kind of human interaction and we can't do all our communicat. ing through a keyboard. I have a job that requires that I get out of the house and interact in "real' world. But is this the most fluffing part of my life? Not at all. Most of my most fulfilling experiences recently have been with people I know through the Internet. For example, I work regularly with a team of computer experts who write articles for this website. I've never even seen most of these people, but they feel like true friends to me: friends that live all over the world, friends that I wouldn't know if it weren't for the Internet. True, I would love to meet them in real life. But, even ifIdon't, these people remain very real and dear to me. Because I really KNOW them. I certainly know them better than the guy who lives next door to me and with whom I have nothing in common. So, my answer to the question "Are Internet relationships real?' is a resounding YES, YES YES. And don't let your families and "real friends convince you differently. Just because you can't see someone, doesn't mean you can't care about them. The Internet allows you the oppor- tunity to know someone for who they are and not for how they look or how they dress, In some ways, these people you know on the Internet are more real than the ones you pass on the street (50 word)

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ARE ONLINE RELATIONS REAL
Well, this is a topic that is close to my heart . My family and friends are always worrying about me because more and more of my life exists online . They keep telling me I should get out more . They say I need a life. Itell them IHAVE a life, it's just different from theirs! What do they have that I do not? Well, let's explore that question. They have lots of visitors to their homes. But fewer than I do. Every time I write an article for my website , I'm talking to thousands of people. (The difference is, I do not have to clean my house after my visitors have left ) They have relationships that require a lot of time and effort . Not me. I have many more friends than they do, but mine do not interrupt me when I 'm talking . Mine do not care what Ilook like. Mine do not judge me by anything other than how I treat them . And mine do not fall out with me if I'm late . They have obligations that keep them running in circles this appointment , that date, this arrangement, that party. Not me, I just sit at my computer with a hot up of coffee and relax . agree that we all need some kind of human interaction and we can not do all our communicat . ing through a keyboard. I have a job that requires that I get out of the house and interact in "real" world. But is this the most fluffing part of my life ? Not at all. Most of my most fulfilling experiences recently have been with people I know through the Internet. For example, I work regularly with a team of computer experts who write articles for this website . I've never even seen most of these people , but they feel like true friends to me: friends that live all over the world, friends that I would not know if it were not for the Internet . True, I would love to meet them in real life . But, even ifIdon't, these people remain very real and dear to me . Because I really KNOW them . I certainly know them better than the guy who lives next door to me and with whom I have nothing in common . So, my answer to the question "Are Internet relationships real?" is a resounding YES, YES YES. And do not let your families and "real friends convince you differently. Just because you can not see someone, does not mean you can not care about them . The Internet allows you the oppor- tunity to know someone for who they are and not for how they look or how they dress , In some ways, these people you know on the Internet are more real than the ones you pass on the street (50 word)

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