Who agrees that the internet is a false sense of being with someone?

[Jesus]

Facebook/twitter/muspace/msn...and other stuff lyk that especially.

[-v.107]

If you look at it like that..I guess


For me it's just communication..

[Aetius]

No, it's just different, it's not physical but it's massively global

[Diogenes]

Well of course.

Kind of an obvious observation, don't you think?

[lazybones]

It is no substitute for human contact, but for many people it is their only outlet.

[Drunkenscarf567]

What makes you think or feel can possibly create something you may not really forget. Whether you may also believe in it or not,
Or you will not be asking this when all that matters in here about these responses are lies.

Those are forms of social networks and communications. Same in reality world physically to deal with others carefully, and to remember the proper cautions of doing.

Wishing you well..!!

[sick in bed]

Disagree. We are connecting with someone in a way. You don't have to be 'there' for someone. But I, for one, feel their presence when doing so.

[Maddy]

I warn you not to get too attached to me.

[Saffren]

In all fairness, any conceivable situation could potentially give rise to a false sense of being with someone.
(ie Physically sitting with a person someone who maintains eye contact, smiles, speaks and responds appropriately but is otherwise not there.)