What happens in Zozo should stay in Zozo OR Not !!!!
- Thread starter Aaaron
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Online friendships can feel strong and real. But we should be careful when mixing online life with real life. It’s easy to get close to someone, but we must remember what’s real and stay careful.
If you are intelligent, smart , n honest , you can enjoy here whatever you decide will be your own choice taken after deep thoughts not in haste. So, yes I like here .
Sometimes real life and online life do mix.
Friendships or even love can start online.
But it’s important to stay true, be careful, and know what’s real and what’s not.
Zozo is an addiction now. It's difficult to stay away.
Aaaron
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So can i conclude the jist of what you meant is exercise caution and stay safe.
Aaaron
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Thats so true. My screen time has sky rocketed
Aaaron
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So can i conclude what you meant is exercise caution, but slightly tilted in favour of having online relation.
Aaaron
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Can I conclude your views are in favour of online relationship.If you are intelligent, smart , n honest , you can enjoy here whatever you decide will be your own choice taken after deep thoughts not in haste. So, yes I like here .
Nothing match to real. But I am not against online relationship if you dont have any other choice.
What happens here, should stay here. Once we log out, we have our real lives to think about and worry about. No need to make things more complicated by carrying the stresses of our virtual interactions into our everyday lives....
It depends on how deep there understanding is......
Do not mix virtual with real life... Both are different world..If your mixing it both then you have to be careful
I agree!
Personally, I prefer to keep my real life and virtual life separate. It’s not about being distant — it’s about being careful. Over time, I’ve realized that people online often carry dual personalities and backstab, and what you see isn’t always what you get.
Trust is something I don’t give easily, especially in a space where words are easy but intentions are harder to read. So for me, it’s more about enjoying the light, good moments while they last — and knowing when to step back when things shift.
Friendships evolve, some fade, and that’s okay. I’ve learned not to hold on too tightly in virtual spaces. Boundaries are not walls — they’re self-respect.
In today’s world, the line between real and virtual isn’t about distance — it’s about depth. A connection formed behind screens can feel more real than one in the same room, if the intent is honest. But merging both worlds? That takes courage, clarity, and emotional responsibility. Because once feelings cross from pixels to presence, you’re no longer just dealing with chats — you’re holding someone’s heart.
Aaaron
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Now that's the first comment I got to keep the chat life and real life separate.. my personal view too..
Aaaron
Newbie
So you mean if there is understanding and bond , it's ok to mix real and virtual life. Exercise caution before you take it further..