But that's why a bit more time is key with online relationships.

Yeah, I understand. But do keep in mind that some may not be able to put in the same amount of time or energy, because they simply don't have any to spare. I am aware that it's difficult to quantify how much someone actually wants to be your friend when you don't have many interactions to go off of.

So people just don't communicate properly?

Maybe you haven't met the right people yet? Or maybe your expectations aren't appropriate for the nature of online interactions. I'm cheering you on either way.

I'm raising bread on him. Evil loaves.

Okay! I just haven't tried to join yet. Is it safe to assume it will stay that way?

Is it still strictly 18+?
Because you forgot to mention it this time.

Especially when nobody recognises your efforts and people tell you to do better.

It's okay, I understand.
(Even though I make that kind of content for myself sometimes. lol)

Boo-womp...

There's a lot of bad statistics surrounding social media relative to stuff like suicide rates. But I feel like happiness online should be more from properly interacting with a few captivated individuals and making friends; more so than caring about the numbers on each individual post.

Eating all of this rn. Love this guy. Love the way you characterize them.