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Internet relationships- tips for young players

Discussion in 'Friends, Family & Social Skills' started by Christy, Nov 29, 2013.

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  1. eonbus

    eonbus Well-Known Member

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    anyone you meet online needs to be cautious. you dont know what they do for living.
     
    eonbus, Feb 29, 2016
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  2. paloftoon

    paloftoon Well-Known Member It's My Birthday!

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    The MTV Show, Catfish, is a great visual example of what can happen online.
    http://www.mtv.com/shows/catfish-the-tv-show
     
    paloftoon, Mar 1, 2016
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  3. Kayn-Ishmael

    Kayn-Ishmael The Purifier

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    Pro tip in internet relationships/friendships: don't do it.

    That's pretty much my pro tip for anything, really.
     
    Kayn-Ishmael, May 22, 2019
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  4. paloftoon

    paloftoon Well-Known Member It's My Birthday!

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    I noticed one or two people said if someone starts off with something physical, block them. Of course, if that's what you want, especially if you indicate that in your profile, then you don't block. If you like the interest but think it's just a bit too soon, then I'd let the person know you want to take it (a bit) more slow. If they push after that, then you can move on. Part of this process is knowing what you want too and how to express yourself when the time comes.
     
    paloftoon, Jun 3, 2019
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