Can online friendships be real? Will online friendships last?

Friendship on the Internet is real, but the probability is very small, generally when I was a teenager, generally on the Internet, adults are in demand, and generally not very credible, and when I was young, how much can you know about that friendship, but the Internet is illusory, for a period of time, you have a common language, you have a common taste, but we still have our own real life, after a period of time, that feeling fades, but real friendship, even if you don't contact each other for a long time, it doesn't feel strange.

A true friend can not only see and appreciate your strengths, but also objectively point out and sincerely help you correct your shortcomings; Not only can it be the icing on the cake when you are enjoying happiness, but it can also help you in times of hardship. In fact, in real life, there is no perfect friendship as imagined, only the process of unremitting pursuit with their respective responsibilities and trust for the sake of perfect friendship. True friendship is premised on mutual trust and mutual responsibility, not only to entertain each other in happy times, but also to support each other in times of crisis.

The common sense of responsibility of two people towards friendship can last as long as this relationship can last, and the longevity of friendship requires two people to be in step with each other. This is true in reality, and even more so in the network.

There are real friendships on the Internet, and there are fake friendships. Your closest friends are also your online friends, so you say that friendship is true or false. If it's someone you don't know anything about, you have to look at it yourself.

Look at your pay, if you really give, there is real friendship!

I'm sorry to hear what happened to you. It makes you feel very sad to see the chat history, which is a very normal emotional reaction. However, if you have been unable to recover from this emotion, or if the emotion has started to affect your daily life, then it is recommended that you seek the help of a professional counselor.

In dealing with this situation, you need to first accept the change and realize that your relationship has changed. Don't try to go back to how you felt before, as this may no longer be possible. You need to accept reality and try to adapt to new situations.

At the same time, you can try to reduce your emotional burden by sharing your feelings with friends, family, etc. Talk to them about your feelings and thoughts, ask for support and help. You can also try to participate in some new activities or make new friends to help you rebuild your confidence and sense of self-worth.

Finally, remember that time can be all traumatic. Even though you are trembling and searching for pain right now, as time goes on, you will gradually come out of this shadow and rediscover your joy and happiness.

I can't say. But looking at your details, I want to say that it is not necessary.

The Internet is far from reality. Many people are completely different sides of the Internet and in life, generally speaking, people on the Internet will be more real than themselves in reality, because it is an anonymous world, so you don't have to worry too much.

On the Internet, they all use language to communicate, how can they be so easily judged from the tone of voice what they look like and what their character is in front of another computer? In the world of anonymity, you can disguise as much as you want, and it is very simple for men to pretend to be women and women to pretend to be men.

It is difficult to maintain a friendship that relies on words alone for a long time, and even a couple of lovers can easily fade their relationship if they only communicate through the Internet.

Although there are sincere friends on the Internet, and many people are looking for friendships that they can't find in their lives on the Internet, how many can last? Either it's a bruise**, or it's a fading of feelings.

In short, what we have to face is a real society, and the Internet is just a tool for venting and escaping, which can never replace real life. Friends, in real life, can show the most real side.