Snaps
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Hello ADISC.
My goodness it's been a while. My last post was 21-Dec-2014.
A lot of you won't have ever seen me before, and would have never heard of me. I was pretty active on this site as a teenager, when I was full of hormones, and working out who I was a person. Truth be told, I'm still working out who I am.
I want to share a little bit of my story of "Growing Up".
This site was really important to me when I was younger. I met people who felt the same way I did, and I didn't have to feel so alone in the world. Those friends I made became people I could tell anything to, and be myself around. It's interesting to look back on all the friends I had back then, and see who I still have in my life today. There have been plenty of people i've stopped talking to, or faded away from, and thats okay. Some friendships fade over time, and thats a part of life.
The friendships I still have today are some of the strongest i've ever had.
Earlier this year, I made my first trip to the USA, and for the first time got to meet my friends. It was such a surreal experience, and for the first week it honestly felt like a dream. These people i'd met on ADISC all those years ago were real and they were here, with me, halfway around the globe from my home.
Online friendships, I feel, still have quite a stigma, and I feel a little embarrassed admitting to "Normal" people that I've made friends online and haven't ever met them in the real world. But, having met these people I call my friends, I feel like the friendship is more legitimate and real.
It's been a few years since i've "needed" this site and the community it contains, and i'm happy to say that I don't NEED this community today. I still enjoy padding on the occasion, and still hold some AB/DL interests, but it's no longer something I struggle with, nor something that is an unhealthy obsession (Which I feel it got to at one stage). I'm glad that I got to grow up with this site being a part of it for a little while.
This could have almost been a blog post, and it's pretty much just me rambling on. Sorry about that
What I'm trying to say with this post is thanks ADISC for allowing me to meet these amazing people I call my friends, and without you I wouldn't be the same person I am today!
For anyone that reads this, don't be afraid to make friends online (WHILE BEING SAFE ABOUT WHO YOU TALK TO!) The people I've met via the internet have been some of the best friendships I've ever had, and although the distance between us SUCKS, it's completely worth it <3
ADISC, I want to read your stories of growing up, and becoming an adult.
Tell me about meeting your friends you made online for the first time, and how you are now?
Are there still any ADISC Veterans who I remember?
Got any Questions for me?
Thank You~
Snaps.
My goodness it's been a while. My last post was 21-Dec-2014.
A lot of you won't have ever seen me before, and would have never heard of me. I was pretty active on this site as a teenager, when I was full of hormones, and working out who I was a person. Truth be told, I'm still working out who I am.
I want to share a little bit of my story of "Growing Up".
This site was really important to me when I was younger. I met people who felt the same way I did, and I didn't have to feel so alone in the world. Those friends I made became people I could tell anything to, and be myself around. It's interesting to look back on all the friends I had back then, and see who I still have in my life today. There have been plenty of people i've stopped talking to, or faded away from, and thats okay. Some friendships fade over time, and thats a part of life.
The friendships I still have today are some of the strongest i've ever had.
Earlier this year, I made my first trip to the USA, and for the first time got to meet my friends. It was such a surreal experience, and for the first week it honestly felt like a dream. These people i'd met on ADISC all those years ago were real and they were here, with me, halfway around the globe from my home.
Online friendships, I feel, still have quite a stigma, and I feel a little embarrassed admitting to "Normal" people that I've made friends online and haven't ever met them in the real world. But, having met these people I call my friends, I feel like the friendship is more legitimate and real.
It's been a few years since i've "needed" this site and the community it contains, and i'm happy to say that I don't NEED this community today. I still enjoy padding on the occasion, and still hold some AB/DL interests, but it's no longer something I struggle with, nor something that is an unhealthy obsession (Which I feel it got to at one stage). I'm glad that I got to grow up with this site being a part of it for a little while.
This could have almost been a blog post, and it's pretty much just me rambling on. Sorry about that
What I'm trying to say with this post is thanks ADISC for allowing me to meet these amazing people I call my friends, and without you I wouldn't be the same person I am today!
For anyone that reads this, don't be afraid to make friends online (WHILE BEING SAFE ABOUT WHO YOU TALK TO!) The people I've met via the internet have been some of the best friendships I've ever had, and although the distance between us SUCKS, it's completely worth it <3
ADISC, I want to read your stories of growing up, and becoming an adult.
Tell me about meeting your friends you made online for the first time, and how you are now?
Are there still any ADISC Veterans who I remember?
Got any Questions for me?
Thank You~
Snaps.
