Virtual Paranoia.. The Assumption that one is catching feelings over something online

7 Syns

Well-Known Member
#1
Why? Whats the point? We're all guilty of doing it. Sometimes we might be in an argument with someone on here over whatever BS reason and assume they're getting emotional or catching feelings when really they're just playing/goofing around..

Or their being assholes when again they're just playing around? Sebastian & Pittsey do it alot?! Or do they? Am I now just assuming they do it when in reality they to are just goofing around...

Welcome to the world of virtual paranoia, have yourselves a great day.

peac3.
 

Sebastian

Well-Known Member
#2
My 2 cents:

Its stupid if people cant admit that they got angry or mad over something that was posted on the net, simply because its the internet. - "Do you really think im mad over the shit you said? C'mon man, its only the internet. No way am i getting mad over something its said on here".
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#3
My two cents:

This is not about admitting anymore. It's not like if a person won't admit to catching feelings online, you lose and he wins. We're beyond that in 2007. When I say something to a person, the level of my happiness can be measured by the correspondence between my expectation to the person's reaction, and the person's actual reaction. this is a basic feat of human life. whether or not three feet of air or several thousand miles of cables separate you from the person, this universal principle is still very relevant. any person who denies catching feelings online is denying his own nature, in other words, he is an ignoramus and you should immediately feel victorius.
 

Sebastian

Well-Known Member
#6
^
I was really missing these useless posts.

My two cents:

This is not about admitting anymore. It's not like if a person won't admit to catching feelings online, you lose and he wins. We're beyond that in 2007. When I say something to a person, the level of my happiness can be measured by the correspondence between my expectation to the person's reaction, and the person's actual reaction. this is a basic feat of human life. whether or not three feet of air or several thousand miles of cables separate you from the person, this universal principle is still very relevant. any person who denies catching feelings online is denying his own nature, in other words, he is an ignoramus and you should immediately feel victorius.
*thinks about the "where is" thread*
 
#8
In my honest opinion id be quite annoyed or upset if someone i regarded a friend on here or someone i admired dissed me or provoked a rise out of me, but getting dissed by unknowns?? nope i dont care at all because i just think they are probably fat ugly fucks hiding behind their computer, so i feel sorry for their stupid arses and just provoke them instead :D
 
#11
And if they are not fat and ugly but good looking and smart? :confused:
Most of them are though lol...its either one or the other.

But if they are genuinly good looking then they probably got something else wrong with them...thats what i think because im generally a nice person, just a bit spontanious sometimes, and if they cant see that and judge me on what they probably are themselves, then obviously they needs a check up from the neck up...get me?
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#12
Most of them are though lol...its either one or the other.

But if they are genuinly good looking then they probably got something else wrong with them...thats what i think because im generally a nice person, just a bit spontanious sometimes, and if they cant see that and judge me on what they probably are themselves, then obviously they needs a check up from the neck up...get me?
I agree... Fuck them.
 

Synful*Luv

Well-Known Member
Staff member
#13
I'm going to go against the grain and say I don't care if it's online or not... I still get a bit annoyed. I might not be pissed like I would be in real life but a slight annoyance is a definite. Regardless of if I respect the person or not. I think its human nature.
 

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