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What does he reveal to others that he can't say in real life? A history of illnesses and a story about his first homosexual experience?
Illnesses are a part of one's personal life that people usually keep private, and since introverts find it harder to connect with others, it's natural that they share everything here. I haven't seen any stories about first homosexual experiences on Heroes of Might and Magic Online, no matter how often I visit. Maybe you wanted to write one, but you were too shy, and now it's coming out?
No, I think Imaris is an introvert.
I thought so too, until I met a similar type in real life.
Haha! He started so well, but then he couldn't resist making a joke about the anus. Oh, that Lizard.
A nerd in life is a nerd online too. If a person hides a lot in real life, then you won't be able to get a word out of him in the virtual world either. But if he's just "quiet" in life, it means he's a dull, socially awkward creature, and in real-life communication, he lacks the speed and flexibility of mind to carry on a conversation.
"Hides" is not the right word; we're not talking about chubby Jews. Regarding quick wit and speed in real-life conversations, I'll probably agree with you, but you also forget to mention another factor, such as shyness...
They are often interconnected. But in general, people are different, despite their overall similarities. I have acquaintances who fit your theory, and others who don't. Observations are subjective.
If in real life he is just "quiet," it means he is a dull, socially awkward creature, and in the context of live communication, he lacks the speed and flexibility of mind to carry on a conversation.
But that's not right; it's like in Fallout. Everyone will find a conversational partner depending on their level of intelligence.
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
They are often interconnected. But in general, people, despite being largely the same, are different. I have acquaintances who fit your theory, and those who don't. Observations are subjective.
Yes, just like everything else: you can't simply divide society into templates, saying that some are nerds, others were, others are schoolkids, etc. (or "and so on," as you like). The point is that everyone is an individual and may possess traits that characterize belonging to 2 opposing groups, so there's nothing to say about breaking the templates. So, I would advise being more considerate when labeling everyone with the same definition of "nerd."
However, it is worth noting that individuals, when united in small groups, blur their status, so someone may rise on the social ladder, someone may fall, and in the end, we see one averaged face of the group.
the news showed a forum for pedophiles, I should tell Wolf about it
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