anyone here find it hard to make friends online?

SocialButterSlip

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I do :(, I just made one friend over my space, and I tried so hard. Even in the my space SAD group I find it hard to make friends.
 

miss_amy

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I have found online friends a lot easier than real ones. Since joining this forum I have made 2 very close friends in particular. Planning on meeting up soon too. Find it easier with people who understand my problems. There's not so much pressure...if I go red, stutter or have silence patches they will understand why with no explaining or awkwardness...well I hope!
 

SocialButterSlip

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miss_amy said:
I have found online friends a lot easier than real ones. Since joining this forum I have made 2 very close friends in particular. Planning on meeting up soon too. Find it easier with people who understand my problems. There's not so much pressure...if I go red, stutter or have silence patches they will understand why with no explaining or awkwardness...well I hope!

thats cool, i hope it goes all well :). it's totally the opposite for me.
 

Carstuar

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miss_amy said:
I have found online friends a lot easier than real ones. Since joining this forum I have made 2 very close friends in particular. Planning on meeting up soon too. Find it easier with people who understand my problems. There's not so much pressure...if I go red, stutter or have silence patches they will understand why with no explaining or awkwardness...well I hope!

Indeed!
Less pressure means less SA symptoms for me :)
I tell most people I get involved with these days that I have SA beforehand. It's just a lot easier for me that way.
 

RedRibbons

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Carstuar said:
miss_amy said:
I have found online friends a lot easier than real ones. Since joining this forum I have made 2 very close friends in particular. Planning on meeting up soon too. Find it easier with people who understand my problems. There's not so much pressure...if I go red, stutter or have silence patches they will understand why with no explaining or awkwardness...well I hope!

Indeed!
Less pressure means less SA symptoms for me :)
I tell most people I get involved with these days that I have SA beforehand. It's just a lot easier for me that way.

Me too. I kind of feel like I need to tell them, so they aren't like.. "what is up with her?!?!!!" when I don't call them for days/weeks. Say no every time they ask to hang out. Or don't have anything to say. heh heh.
 

princess_haru

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RedRibbons said:
Carstuar said:
Indeed!
Less pressure means less SA symptoms for me :)
I tell most people I get involved with these days that I have SA beforehand. It's just a lot easier for me that way.

Me too. I kind of feel like I need to tell them, so they aren't like.. "what is up with her?!?!!!" when I don't call them for days/weeks. Say no every time they ask to hang out. Or don't have anything to say. heh heh.
How do you tell people? I'm far too scared to bring it up :(
 

Zarrix

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Making friends online is many times easier than a face to face. The internet is like a veil which partially hides (contextually) inferior aspects of your personality, making it easier to socialise. At least for me anyway.
 

2Crowded

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Congrat's miss_amy....I hope that your online friend meet-up go's good.....that's pretty cool.

Go miss_amy 8)
 
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