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Please can someone write me a quotation about how they can say things on line that they can't say in real life?

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ScummyMummy · 31/08/2006 12:44

Need it for my dissertation. Please. My searching is not coming up with the goods but I know it's something that comes up on here quite a lot. Anyone want to tell me that online communication had advantages in one or two quotable lines? Gratitude will be yours forever. Oh and I need it quickly!

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southeastastra · 31/08/2006 12:54

blimey i find it easier to say things in rl! online things get taken the wrong way easily!

ScummyMummy · 31/08/2006 12:57

no no no! be off with you southeastra come forth more helpful folk- tell me of all the things you reveal on here that you would never dare tell a soul in your real life f

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ScummyMummy · 31/08/2006 12:58

sorry for rogue f

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Tortington · 31/08/2006 12:58

online communication can be advantagous to some people because the communication itself is controllable. the personality is also controllable.

so for instance - one could have online friends on MSN - you dont have to tell any of them you are online - even though you can see they are online - if you do not want to.

you can reciee e-mails but you dont have to send them back - becuase an e-mail is a "disposable" form of communication.

should somneone send you a real letter you would feel obliged - good manners etc - to ring them or reply.

there are no such standards with online communication.

personality - well take me for instance - on mumsnet i am a load mouthed opinionated tart. in real life it would take you at least 6 months to get to know me in this way.

it removes social barriers - and allows us to create barriers where there is no historical social ettiquate

marthamoo · 31/08/2006 12:59

You mean something general along the lines of how it's faceless and anonymous? Not an actual, specific quote that you're trying to find?

ScummyMummy · 31/08/2006 13:04

I want to include a quotation from an online user saying how it's faceless and anonymous and this is liberating, yes, moo.
And this is the one I have chosen:

online i am a loud mouthed opinionated tart. in real life it would take you at least 6 months to get to know me in this way.

Thank you custy.

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Tortington · 31/08/2006 13:05

cool. will you reference me as custardo?

marthamoo · 31/08/2006 13:07

See, if I'd done you one it wouldn't have had the word tart in it

marthamoo · 31/08/2006 13:07

Custard tart

ScummyMummy · 31/08/2006 13:07

I shall. Right- back to it. Am on proof reading and perfecting rush job. See ya later, all.

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Tortington · 31/08/2006 13:10

i think tconsidering the title of this thread you should really go look at the blow job thread. its completely a threa - a coversation between people who are enjoying the freedom of having littelembarassment becuase they dont have to face the person the next day in the co-op. its almost got a teenage giggly vibe to it - a chance for dults to really discuss what is usualy an undiscussable subject - when sober- so in summation we are allowed to do online with certain subjects only what we would consider inhebriated - so the internet takes away a level of our social conditioning

batters · 31/08/2006 13:55

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