Yes, meaning you're making it seem like those are both requirements for someone to be a "real" friend. If you were wanting to go for pointing out your statement was right, the correct word to use would of been "or".
Ok, what you want.
Yes, meaning you're making it seem like those are both requirements for someone to be a "real" friend. If you were wanting to go for pointing out your statement was right, the correct word to use would of been "or".














Nicholas wrote:Yes, meaning you're making it seem like those are both requirements for someone to be a "real" friend. If you were wanting to go for pointing out your statement was right, the correct word to use would of been "or".
Ok, what you want.
















WildSimba wrote:Nicholas wrote:Yes, meaning you're making it seem like those are both requirements for someone to be a "real" friend. If you were wanting to go for pointing out your statement was right, the correct word to use would of been "or".
Ok, what you want.
Btw, do you really live in the Netherlands? Just curious.














WildSimba wrote:Nicholas wrote:Yes, meaning you're making it seem like those are both requirements for someone to be a "real" friend. If you were wanting to go for pointing out your statement was right, the correct word to use would of been "or".
Ok, what you want.
Btw, do you really live in the Netherlands? Just curious.














Regulus wrote:On the internet, nobody knows I'm actually a sweaty 30 year-old homeless man stealing Wi-Fi from an internet cafe in Taiwanistan.
Obviously, if you know me, you know I lied there, but what if I actually was that man? Would your opinion of me change? I bet it would.
, and actually you being a sweaty 30 year old would make more sense. 





























FlipMode wrote:This has been discussed so many times on here lol my opinion remains the same and it is this;
It's obviously subjective to an individual's interpretation but to me friends are friends, online or otherwise. Having online friends in a different category always felt a little undermining to me, like saying "oh you are a friend, but not my best friend." What are we kindergarteners? Friends are friends as far as I'm concerned.
Just like real life though I don't consider everyone I meet or even talk to regularly to be a friend online. I.E there's a dude I talk to a lot at work we get on well sure but we aren't "friends" by my definition. To that end there are people likewise who I just talk to on here or msn etc and have very little correspondence with otherwise and those are also not "friends" as such but just people I get on okay with.
It's hard to articulate my opinion of when someone I get along with (online or IRL) becomes a friend to me but I will say this; if you have to ask then no you aren't one yet. Those who I consider friends know who they are as I talk to friends differently to how I do most other people so you would just "know" if you are one or not






























Shadowfax wrote:I've met people who seem really hyper and full of it online, then I meet them in person and they are shy and quiet xD













Si Targaryen wrote:Shadowfax wrote:I've met people who seem really hyper and full of it online, then I meet them in person and they are shy and quiet xD
Like me!
cept for the hyper part. 













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