GuyWithOpinions · 31-35, M
It can over time if you pick up habbits while doing that
Yes I do. A man asked me publicly in person for my number the other day. I was so put off because it felt invasive. The more I think about it the more I realize I was wrong and it took courage. I'm just so used to men being indirect my initial reaction was that it was SO direct. When in reality he was a gentleman.
It's great to have this way to talk to people I'd otherwise never of met, but I think the old fashioned way had much more meaning.
I don't want to forget, but if I don't grow with it in some way I'll be completely left behind.
It's great to have this way to talk to people I'd otherwise never of met, but I think the old fashioned way had much more meaning.
I don't want to forget, but if I don't grow with it in some way I'll be completely left behind.
craig7 · 70-79, M
Not me,but in general,it likely has.
Lilnonames · F
i have no troubles
Not personally, but for the vast majority of people? yes! Absolutely i think so. Most people seem kind of terrified to interact with others out in the wild
DareToSayIT · M
People act crazy online because there are zero immediate consequences. The majority would never act like that face-to-face, but there are certain type of people who forgets the internet isn't real life until they get a reality check and a broken nose.
Fertilization · 36-40, F
Yes, social media is changing how we relate to each other. We’re more connected online, but often less patient, empathetic, and understanding in real life.
The irony is that we’re more connected than ever, yet sometimes less willing to understand each other.
The irony is that we’re more connected than ever, yet sometimes less willing to understand each other.
I think in general SM is dumbing people down. And no doubt, they are becoming harder hearted.
GoFish ·
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