What good is a cyber peer group with imaginary appearances and personas?!
Question: Sometimes it is mysterious, puzzling and can hurt... so it is nice when virtual life materializes, such as with a book, a purple hoodie or a blue shirt... Then it is warm and comfortable... I could not resist this question... going back to work...
Answers: Sometimes it is mysterious, puzzling and can hurt... so it is nice when virtual life materializes, such as with a book, a purple hoodie or a blue shirt... Then it is warm and comfortable... I could not resist this question... going back to work...
Anything goes, I guess... You can create any scenario that pops to mind!
Do you mean Y/A?
It's always nice to have friends
Even cyber ones.
Good Morning!
You be duh wun axing dat....wid dat gorjus avutar? You is wun hansum pursun!!!!
Seriously....games and more games...fun, but not chess status.
Well you can develop a schtick, and ride it out. I think anonymous behaviour is fascinating and horrifying. You get racism, obscenity, and people behaving in ways they never would other wise. This is why I'm very against censorship, I think these kinds of offensive out bursts should be kept for historical record as we may learn a bit about our selves from it.
Popeye said it best. "I yam whats I yam, and dats all whats I yam."
A cyber peer group leads to real accomplishment, such as publishing a book, for example. Furthermore, if it is a cyber poetic peer group, it engages the senses and the mind and fills hours that would otherwise be spent in wasteful activity, such as watching political commentators on TV.