DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Actually it's sad that many really are that nervous in real life.
It wasn't always this way. Being bold was somewhat normal.
I literally had the whole county as my playground growing up. My parents were not concerned at all, much less nervous.
I often missed the bus, and rode my bike to school. My schools were clear across the city. Yes city, not town, and a somewhat big city.. All four of those schools.
It wasn't always this way. Being bold was somewhat normal.
I literally had the whole county as my playground growing up. My parents were not concerned at all, much less nervous.
I often missed the bus, and rode my bike to school. My schools were clear across the city. Yes city, not town, and a somewhat big city.. All four of those schools.
abbyred · 26-30, F
So true 😂😂
If they are that bold you can be sure they are very young, somewhere between 12 and 16 maybe. Once they mature a little more they stop being so bold and annoying.
Magicianzini · M
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itsruby · 18-21, FNew
@Magicianzini just saying that makes the difference. I might take it from you online but you can keep it off-line
Magicianzini · M
@itsruby I said people. I didn't single out any gender.
My point was .. people are crazy IRL - but online, most people are subdued/passive/submissive/cowardly.
I'm not sure why you're choosing to put gender into any of this. Also, your note would be backwards if you were singling out gender. IRL a woman could be forced to "take it" because of the physical aspects involved.. but online, she could defend herself.
I don't really want to do the gender sheet though. That was never my point in any of this (again, note point above). I was simply noting the difference between IRL and online.
My point was .. people are crazy IRL - but online, most people are subdued/passive/submissive/cowardly.
I'm not sure why you're choosing to put gender into any of this. Also, your note would be backwards if you were singling out gender. IRL a woman could be forced to "take it" because of the physical aspects involved.. but online, she could defend herself.
I don't really want to do the gender sheet though. That was never my point in any of this (again, note point above). I was simply noting the difference between IRL and online.
itsruby · 18-21, FNew
@Magicianzini and I'm saying if you had an F next to your name, you would realize this is a gender issue.
