How come seeing a girl in person is different talking to a girl online?
Why is talking in person and online "different"?
How does online conversation differ from face to face conversation in terms of how people interpret each other? Why can people feel each other's mood while chatting online via words? What is difference between talking and saying? Is an online life different to real life? I really enjoy talking to people online but I don't enjoy talking with people in real life. What's wrong with me? Why is talking to girls online always easier? Is an online life different to a real life? Why is talking to girls online easier? Would not it be better if people start sorting out their own differences by talking rather than posting questions on Quora and then following some random advice given by some random person which is exactly equivalent to living life according to others? In a typical or average conversation, do you find yourself generally doing the majority of talking, doing the majority of listening, or is it about even between yourself and the other person? Is being "different" a bad thing? How does conversational and informal diction differ? Do you prefer a textual conversation or a face to face interaction? Why? How important is it to meet people in person rather than meeting them electronically? Which is the best Online Chating site for chatting with strangers? Why do we like to interact with other people? Why is it easy to discuss issues with strangers on sites like Quora? Why does playing by different people sound differently? What is it like to read a conversation about you in someone else's chat box? How do intellectually interesting conversations at UChicago compare with intellectually interesting conversations at the Ivies? Why is it easier to make friends on the Internet than in reality? Why two way communication is important? What are the difference between communication and speech? Are there chat systems providing a human-like conversational experience? Is it better to ask things to people you don't know online or ask things to people who know you and can't be completely objective about what's asked? English (language): Which one is more used in conversations? I have no sisters vs I have no sister. I've seen the usage of both on the Internet. In terms of getting a job, if someone says it is more about who you know and what your connections are, are they talking about cronyism and nepotism? What is an example of a "national conversation "? What is the difference between talking and singing? Why are there always misunderstandings between people?