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Project Avalon General Discussion Finding safe places, information and resources for building communities, site suggestions. |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Indiana
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It's much harder to get the true sense of a person from typed language than in person. There are so many other cues when you are in the same room, face to face. It has seemed to me that you can learn more about a person spending five minutes with them in silence than a year of typing over the internet. Virtual friends can be quite nice, but many of your notions of who that person is can change when you finally meet in person.
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Poland
Posts: 3,442
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Plymouth, UK
Posts: 516
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I’ve been using the internet for many years now but only started engaging in forums since December 2009. I actually find people on these forums more of a mind and consciousness friends as here is where like minds connect and can have debates mostly without judgements. My friends in ‘real’ life whom I’ve known for decades and love dearly, however seem to be full of judgments as they do not share the same path as me and actually think I’m quiet ‘out there’ and do not believe in any conspiracies such as how human’s are actually being controlled much alone dimensional stuff. It seems as they get older they seem to be more set in their views and less tolerant towards mine even though this is how I’ve been since being a kid.
I have found myself grateful for these forums and the people/consciousness on them and see it as my second mind home. Cyber friends/consciousnesses are much appreciated by me as I’ve found a place where I am allowed to be who I really am. ![]() |
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Project Avalon Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Riverside, ca.
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Trancoso;
Friendship, and trust are something you give. When you give them in earnest, then it is real. It's all you can do. When it isn't returned, then it's their loss. When it is, then you both have something. Not seeing/feeling the other person changes the way a relationship builds, but the nature of it seems unchanged, to me. Best I can do, Fred
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#5 |
Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Kent,England
Posts: 1,267
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Before we had cyber friends we had pen pals, both work similar, i have made strong relationships both ways and i know some better than my friends i see on a regular basis.
I think sometimes you can say things better through messages rather than face to face some do not have that confidence to do that. For me i contact on both levels so yes are virtual friends for real most definitely |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Toronto Canada
Posts: 161
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Same would apply to me.. ![]() With my point of view, we are all connected, and I love everyone. So internet or real life makes no difference to me personally. I do not feel separated from people because of physical space. I have found I can have just as much compassion and caring for someone I have never seen in person, and only talk to online. So my personal answer would be yes. it's about connections we share, not physical space IMO. In light, of love Shaynard |
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