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Something I don& #39;t like about me being online is how ALL of my conversations go like this:
Me and a person online: *talks for 30 minutes*
Also us: *never talks again after the 30 min. conversation*
Also *also* us: *forgets the others& #39; existence*
Me and a person online: *talks for 30 minutes*
Also us: *never talks again after the 30 min. conversation*
Also *also* us: *forgets the others& #39; existence*
I don& #39;t like it. I geniunely do want to interact with my moots but when you feel that you& #39;re annoying them, that they don& #39;t like interacting with you, that you might be overstepping some boundaries or something, it makes talking to ANYONE AT ALL difficult.
I treat the moots I interact with as friends. But when I see those moots interact with their moots and SEE the difference between how we interact, it makes me feel like I wasn& #39;t considered a friend by them. In turn, it makes me lessen my interactions until it& #39;s basically gone.
Maybe THAT explains why I& #39;m much more friendly or "extroverted" IRL. Probably because the people I talk with then, I can actually see. It makes me feel that, since we both know each other IRL, I can say that we& #39;re "friends" at least.
But when you& #39;re online, it makes this so much harder. You can& #39;t determine anything if the other party never speaks up, unlike IRL where you can gauge their reactions etc.
This is also a reason to why I choose to QRT than Reply. Because by QRT& #39;ing, it feels less close. Why I think that way probably boils down to the fact that I see VERY close friends have conversations in the replies section of a tweet than a QRT.
In that sense, I end up NEVER replying to a tweet I want to reply to and settle for a QRT. A ton of times too that I want to join in on a convo, I end up just QRT& #39;ing what I want yo say as to not "interrupt" something.
