You All Make Friends Too Easily

[BardTard]

Easier online. Offline, kinda difficult. I don't have that many friends.

[Bunny]

I do not consider the three people who are on my EoFF Friend's List as "friends". I rarely talk to Rye, and when I do, it is only for a few minutes and then the conversation ends. I have yet to talk to either MILF or whoever is the third person.

I find it easy to make friends offline and online, I just choose not to do either because I do not like people that much and most of them end up disappointing me.

[Big D]

Your strict personal definition of "friend" and the social networking definition of "friend" are very different things.

That's how I see it too. On EoFF or wherever, 'friend' can mean anything from 'person whose posts I enjoy' to 'valued friend I care about a lot'.

[mooglebunni608]

Online it's easy, because, mostly, everyone is very open about their interests. In real life, on the other hand, you don't know who likes the same things you do and who you can get along with until you talk to them. Also internet people are a lot easier to blow off because you never have to actually see them. <3

[Bahamut2000X]

Your strict personal definition of "friend" and the social networking definition of "friend" are very different things.

[Roto13]

I know almost all of the people on my friends list outside of Eyeson. :P

[Denmark]

Quote Bahamut2000X, quoting Azar.

I also make friends easier online, I'd say.

[Jessweeee♪]

Online friends are different from friends IRL.


You see IRL you befriend someone first, then they are your friend, and on the internets, someone is your friend, and then you befriend them. Maybe.

[Ramza Beoulve]

I don't know a lot of people, I'm not even a friendly person. But there are people I trust. I have added few friends, and maybe I'll not add more, because I will not add more people, and just those I trust.

[NeoTifa]

i talk to anyone, and im usually open minded. i am quite nervous, so if i feel negative vibes from someone, then i go away. the rest become accquaintances. and if we are really compatable and have a reason to talk more often, then i consider them a friend.

[LunarWeaver]

I'm all nervous and goofy offline. It's tough for me to make friends I don't even have many online because I'm too lazy to keep in touch with most. And then I changed my name and they all hated me anyway.

[Moon Rabbits]

Your strict personal definition of "friend" and the social networking definition of "friend" are very different things.

That's how I see it too. On EoFF or wherever, 'friend' can mean anything from 'person whose posts I enjoy' to 'valued friend I care about a lot'.

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That is my agreement sound.

[Chemical]

I have a few personality quirks that make it difficult to communicate with people in general.

A lot of people often imagine me as pretentious, know it all, condescending.
I understand where they may take that from, because it is how I can come across, so many often brush me aside despite my best efforts at this silly human ritual known as conversation.

All in all, I don't make friends easily.
I have a very few close friends.

0 online
maybe 3 or 4 off line

[Muse Junkie]

IRL, I make friends very easily. I think I am just very outgoing, but online, I've had some bumpy rides. So I suppose it's the opposite. I make friends easier offline than on. *shrug*

[Freya]

I consider a friend whoever I'm friendly toward or who is willing to be friendly to me, this seems like the easiest way to define the word.

In my opinion friendship is easy to gain and easy to lose, companionship is something that takes far more time and trust.