QOTD N.27 - December

[wooden veldt]

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Good day, everyone! This week is extra special, QOTD Theme Week has officially begun! 🎉
For the next 7 days, all questions will follow one exciting theme voted by you!

Theme Week #8: Living Online
Day 6:
Do online conversations feel easier or more tiring than real ones?

Let your imaginations run wild and share your ideas with us. We can't wait to hear your responses! ✨

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By the end of the week, a prize of 5 Diamond Locks will be awarded to the best participant! So unleash your creativity and stay consistent in answering the questions each day!

[tacit yacht]

Depends on who u talk to, if some annoying dude talks to me online I can js mute m, irl I can't

[cosmic river]

Online Conversations on a objective level are by far way easier to commit and engage in than Real Life Conversation.

Reason why is that you don't need a face to talk to someone Online, all you need really is just simple typing skills and a respectful demeanor. Whereas opposed to Real Life you'll need proper speech, well put together grammar, active participation, self-respect and respect for others, a pleasing face for the eyes, proper hygiene... and the list goes on.

Of course there are subjectives that make Online Conversations more of a strain than that of Real Life being the lack of rules when conversing with someone online. Though it is common to show respect when talking to someone Online, some people completely disregard so.

For example, You're having a business talk with someone online and mid-way through the talk they choose ignore or ghost you entirely. Which leaves you with no way or form of doing anything about it whatsoever exactly because it is an Online conversation so all you have left to do is block them and be frustrated.

To summarize it all Online Conversations are by all means far easier than Real Life conversations, as in Real Life you might never see yourself conversing with a homeless man whereas Online you'd practically almost talk to anyone even a homeless person.