http://changingworldsbuildingdreams.com/the-reality-of-virtual-relationships Changing Worlds... Building Dreams... Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:06:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://changingworldsbuildingdreams.com/the-reality-of-virtual-relationships/comment-page-1#comment-8302 Linden Lab Must Stop Underselling Second Life | Sand Castle Studios Thu, 22 Dec 2011 06:31:26 +0000 http://changingworldsbuildingdreams.com/?p=632#comment-8302 [...] helped, the issues I’ve brought awareness to, the once in a lifetime experiences I’ve had,  the friendships I’ve made, etc.  The ad doesn’t tell you that you too can discover the explainable magic of Second [...] [...] helped, the issues I’ve brought awareness to, the once in a lifetime experiences I’ve had,  the friendships I’ve made, etc.  The ad doesn’t tell you that you too can discover the explainable magic of Second [...]

]]> http://changingworldsbuildingdreams.com/the-reality-of-virtual-relationships/comment-page-1#comment-7874 Pamala Clift Mon, 02 May 2011 20:53:10 +0000 http://changingworldsbuildingdreams.com/?p=632#comment-7874 I totally agree that virtual relationships have very real components. I have spent the last four years studying, interviewing and listening to the input of my Roadside Philosophers on all sorts of interactions. I have created a presentation called The State of Being lecture that I do for Rockcliffe that tells of the different perspectives of those inside a cartoon world. How to distinquish who is who and that they all have validity. The conflice comes when you believe your perspective is the only valid one. http://www.virtualhandhold.com Those who get immersed are not all socially inept pervs as I have heard them called, but extremely intelligent people as well that because of their intellect can SEE and BE in world and receive experiential components they use in their real life as well. Life happens everywhere. Hugs all. I totally agree that virtual relationships have very real components. I have spent the last four years studying, interviewing and listening to the input of my Roadside Philosophers on all sorts of interactions. I have created a presentation called The State of Being lecture that I do for Rockcliffe that tells of the different perspectives of those inside a cartoon world. How to distinquish who is who and that they all have validity. The conflice comes when you believe your perspective is the only valid one. http://www.virtualhandhold.com
Those who get immersed are not all socially inept pervs as I have heard them called, but extremely intelligent people as well that because of their intellect can SEE and BE in world and receive experiential components they use in their real life as well. Life happens everywhere. Hugs all.

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