Opposite Day
too old for name changes
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- ∞Rain town, Norway
- Seen Aug 12, 2014
Unless you've managed to live under a rock, doing nothing but lurk in invisible mode, you've probably experienced someone paying attention to what you do, even if it is only for a split second (and if this have yet to happen to you + you're still active on pc, chances are that you're paying attention to someone else :p ).
While this is not a bad thing, by any means at all, it kind of makes me wonder when people half-jokingly accuse each other for stalking, when they are sort of taking a polite interest in each other. I mean, it is not as if "great offense" is the main reaction to being called that, well at least online.
So, that makes me wonder - do you think that we are sort of re-defining the meaning of anything synonoumous with the verb "to stalk" and/or any related forms of it? Do you feel offended if someone you know call you a stalker? Are limits for what used to be private information as easily being broken online as it would be otherwise? Discuss! I really want to know what the general PC'er thinks about this.
While this is not a bad thing, by any means at all, it kind of makes me wonder when people half-jokingly accuse each other for stalking, when they are sort of taking a polite interest in each other. I mean, it is not as if "great offense" is the main reaction to being called that, well at least online.
So, that makes me wonder - do you think that we are sort of re-defining the meaning of anything synonoumous with the verb "to stalk" and/or any related forms of it? Do you feel offended if someone you know call you a stalker? Are limits for what used to be private information as easily being broken online as it would be otherwise? Discuss! I really want to know what the general PC'er thinks about this.