Online Friends vs. Real Life Friends

Halo 3 just released in December, woke up while playing a custom game with friends. The majority of my friends list was from Georgia and went to school, but soon I got online (real life) with new friends of IRL and met new people. My friend list quickly reached 100, I met people from all over the world.

I truly think this is special, this is something my parents have never seen when I played the game.

I remember playing the original Tomb Raider with my father on my computer and seeing half-life on the shelf. Next time I joined The Division of Fallout 4 and Tom Clancy in 2016. Whether it is single or single, I have people who can compete and talk to them all day long. If I get up at 3 o'clock in the morning, I just send a message to my friends on the west coast. If you want to play a multiplayer game, my old IRL friends and I will meet online with a Canadian neighbor. The advantage of having friends all over the world is not just to make games

I may know Tim Horton's Timbits and their delicious temptations, or I can share the concept of Krispy Kreme classic white hat.

Let's organize my IRL friends and my online friends into a cultural and otaku group and create beautiful and unique groups. Okay, this is a little too descriptive. But this is the only way I can explain my everyday experience.

So all I have to do is not to be afraid to bring new friends online. Always be careful as it has an evil personality, but you can usually be a part of your own online community.

"Online friends are not the same as real-life friends." This is a thorough statement. But I greatly agree that online friends are not equal to real friends. Online friends can be defined as friends or acquaintances who purely interact via the Internet. Meanwhile, my friends in real life meet and meet in society. Due to recent advances in information technology, online friends can be said to be equal to real life friends. But I oppose not only risks inherent in building online relationships but also things I can do with real friends, sometimes online friends can not do it.

Real friends: In real life your friends know you best and are not afraid to say themselves. Of course, your online friends can provide advice even with a decisive opinion, but no one will tell you when you need to combine them like real life friends. If real friends say something, do you have her? You really need to speak with another girl, no matter how hot she is? Even if you are irritated to the market of work or have experienced difficult times in your life, real-life friends make you feel better. Online friends can comfort you, but even if you do not have the same context

Rather than making friends in real life, there are many reasons for online friends to look like people. First of all, online friends can easily make, online friends you can chat with just going to a website where people can become friends online. However, making friends in real life is not that simple. For example, when you first go to a new job or a new school, people are always afraid that they are judged by the random people they see each day. This makes this person hard to make friends. If your colleague has a terrible first impression on you, you may be excluded even from the group before you know each other. Therefore, it is difficult to find a person who says, "Work is fun and everyone is very friendly."