itt how different are you online vs irl

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I'm a tad less eloquent and I swear a lot more. That's about it. But you can put that down to having less time to think about what I'm going to say before I say it.
 
honestly I'm not much different. I kind of pride myself on typing largely the same way I actually speak. there are obviously gonna be more fillers irl, but. overall, not too much different.
 
honestly I'm not much different. I kind of pride myself on typing largely the same way I actually speak. there are obviously gonna be more fillers irl, but. overall, not too much different.

Do you carry over your hatred of capital letters to real life also?
 
Not so much personality wise, but the things I talk about. Offline I talk about other things with my friends, not so much about Pokémon, and online I just fanboy about the whole franchise :P
 
I am more shy irl but not much different otherwise. It'd be too hard trying to have two personalities so I just keep true to who I am both online and off :^)
 
I have no idea actually. I think I'm pretty similar? I mean obviously I'm a bit more formal to people I don't know and tend to be more quiet, but once I get to know people I think my attitude is similar to how I am irl.
 
If someone take time to know my irl, I am the same. If they only judge by the look, I am not.
 
It really depends. Most of the time, I'm far more shy and withdrawn from everything offline than I am online. I'm not nearly as into socializing as I am online too. Offline, I'm extremely childish and immature, but online I have a way of seeming very mature for the special needs that I have. People often have a hard time believing I have problems online, but the same goes for offline... which is really no different there. I'm also a lot more open online than I am offline. I'm able to express myself through my typing/writing abilities online than I can with verbal/emotional expression offline.
 
I'm a very genuine person in real life, and I try my best to be that way online as well. Having met several of my online friends in real life, I couldn't help but feel misled by a few of them when they didn't "act" the same as they did behind behind a keyboard. It honestly felt like I was speaking to someone completely different than the person I met online.

That being said, I do understand that the internet allows people to express themselves more than they ever could online, and that's ok, but it's certainly irritating. I kind of feel like I'm being lied to at times.
 
I am far more eloquent online, since typing my responses allows me time to think through what I want to say. This also means that I talk more often online. In real life, I'm afraid of saying the wrong thing to people, so I rarely say anything at all. Which means that online, I'm more open with people than I am in real life.

Though, the few times that I do talk with people, I talk way more "loose" than I do online. I tend towards slang and swearing than the way I talk on here.
 
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