It’s super awkward reading academic sociological papers about how genuine, lasting relationships cannot be formed through online communities when I have personally made a number of genuine, lasting relationships through online communities, and in fact, count as some of my best friends a few people whom I’ve never even seen in person.
Like I really want to just show up at the department of sociology of Baylor University and find Drs. Driskell and Lyon and be like NOPE WRONG SORRY
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That’s ridiculous. I’ve made some amazing lasting relationships online. SO much so that we’ve been great friends for 8+...
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