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Old 11-07-2006, 06:16 AM   #7 (permalink)
Michael Chui
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I have met several friends I first encountered online. My introversion and shyness (different things, I have both) are less of a factor online, so I have a lot less trouble talking to people and expressing myself. That could easily lower the barrier of entry to a new friendship.

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Never talk to anybody about a) religion or b) politics.
Two of my friends are in fierce disagreement about both. One's military and religious; the other is, well, not. They get into huge arguments over this, but the fascinating thing is that when talking about what needs to be done, they're magically in agreement.

I think it's better not to try to argue with someone on those subjects; nothing wrong with agreeing to disagree... for now.
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