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The question is whether it's worth the time. If you know someone face to face and plan to interact with them in the future. Then you must be able to continue co
by langsoul-com 2y ago
The question is whether it's worth the time. If you know someone face to face and plan to interact with them in the future. Then you must be able to continue conversing with them. So the time investment to have a decent conversation is necessary.
Is online the same? It's possible to talk to someone new every time. Will this long process happen for each person?
There's a reason why first impressions matter. Yes, someone who left a bad first impression could be a diamond in the rough. Except, why not just chat with the other diamonds instead?
- bubblyworld 2y agoI agree that it's important to filter your conversations on the internet (for that exact reason - it might be a waste of time for no gain), but I think this blog post is more about how to approach it once you've already decided to engage. Arguing in bad faith is a great way to guarantee you're going to waste your time and emotional energy, at least if you're genuinely interested in the topic.