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>>51941
Well, I have my own strong opinions, but I'm willing to accept that other people think differently~ That's why I don't often engage in such debates, but I have my reasons this time~
I feel that the belief that "online relationships don't matter" is wrong as well. I feel more connected to people I've met online than I ever felt in real life. And even if part of their personality that I connect with isn't "real," in that it doesn't match up to their physical self, then so what? I mean, I'm a firm believer that the body, mind, and soul are not entirely separate things and are codependent on one another, but even so, I don't think it's wise to dismiss one's persona online just because it could be false. I mean, a lot of people are false in real life too. If I was really introverted and shy outside, why should that matter for the people I meet online~? In fact, I find saying "in real life" when meaning it as opposed to "online" is bunk in and of itself, because this "online" world is real as well~
>>51942
Only vital if the relationship is a sexual one, I think~ Which I don't have a problem with, really! I think it's great! But if sexual contact is unnecessary, then I don't see why it's important at all~
>>51943
I don't know what "complete" means in that sense. See, I think that for a healthy platonic relationship, it's entirely unimportant to have physical contact at all, and an online relationship can be quite real and fulfilling~ But that is only my opinion, again, and I know many disagree~
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