There is the contreversial issue that the internet can "dominate" your life, and especially in the sense of parenting and child relationships.
What they are not realising, is that they have
never been optimistic enough about the internet's strength to ALSO, provide these things.
Interaction, friendship, socialising - we don't automatically become someone else just because we're on the "internet".
I have also thought about this a long time too............
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"How does a bunch of humans, from all over the world get along over a few silly cables and accessories? It's absurd!"
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We just do.
It's us, as human beings to be socially interactive or not. We have characteristics believe it ot not. And we don't just "do" things because we want to - consciously. No of course not. We do it because that's they way we are as human beings.
And if that means having a good chat where ever,
however, then's then question of a net friendship shouldn't be an issue should it?
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