Mego wrote:
I talk to people online all the time and for the most part I consider them "friends." However, I guess a lot of NTs do not feel that way. In order to be a friend you have to regularly hang out with that person in flesh and blood? A persons personality does not change whether in person or online. (of course its a lot easier for me to interpret/communicate in writing). This one guy basically told me that I didn't even know him and his friends were weird towards me almost acting like we had never spoke before. He really made me feel like a creep and I was deeply hurt by someone who was once sweet towards me. I dont usually use labels anyways. Thoughts?
I have an Aspie friend that I met on this site. We used to be emotionally close, until she went to college, and started hanging out with "real" people.
Personally, it doesn't matter if someone's 3 feet, or 3000 miles from me, a good friend is a good friend.
But, to some people, if you're not close enough to touch, you might as well be a stranger. Some people are just that shallow.
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And when the world shall see
And when the world remembers
That world will cease to be
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