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That is not really what I mean.. the thing i mean is..Chris516 said:While I agree 'online friendships' lack something that 'face-to-face friendships' have(being able to see a person's physical reactions when they say something or hear something). Online friendships potentially allow for more honesty the face-to-face friendships.
People are able to 'let their guard down', to an extent online. Because if immediate retribution or rejection were to be the response, they wouldn't experience the pain of a face-to-face response.
Online, it is so much more easy, a person can start to ignore the friend, or turn on them, or spread ill things about them, or disappear, or turn out they never really care at all about the friend to start with, and so on. I hear of this situation so much and witness it too, never I would want the chance of it.
Of course, it is not only online this sort of thing happens. But it is much easier on theinternet, i think.
But, I do see what you mean, good points of it. It sounds so nice, in an ideal way, and I am glad for any person it can work.. As for me, I think people are too fickle..