Online vs Offline
- Thread starter Jazzy
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I'm really quiet and bashful in person. I avoid crowds and am horrible with conversation.
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About some things I am probably more opinionated in person than online.
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It depends on who I’m with. I’m often kind of shy around people I don’t know well or in large gatherings. But I’m opinionated and outgoing around my family and friends.
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In real life I'm rather shy around people I don't know, but once I get to know someone I am just me... and that's how I am online too.
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I wouldn't say my personality is any different, but I am more reserved/circumspect around certain people or people I don't know well.
Your question makes me think of the decades long friendship between me and some people that ended when they required me to get the clot-shot/cancer multiplying/heart attack inducing "vaccine" before seeing them again. Even though we were friends for such a long time, and I openly expressed my thoughts on certain subjects, I was always a bit reserved with them because they were essentially what I call "normies" that get their information from corporate media and just believe whatever they see on television. I suppose it was a bit of a surprise when they saw my FB and what I really think about some stuff, without the politeness.
Your question makes me think of the decades long friendship between me and some people that ended when they required me to get the clot-shot/cancer multiplying/heart attack inducing "vaccine" before seeing them again. Even though we were friends for such a long time, and I openly expressed my thoughts on certain subjects, I was always a bit reserved with them because they were essentially what I call "normies" that get their information from corporate media and just believe whatever they see on television. I suppose it was a bit of a surprise when they saw my FB and what I really think about some stuff, without the politeness.