Armina Qi Saxton
I'd abandoned the account I was using for the most part and create a new one that has the profile totally blocked from everyone else. Sorry but my real life does
not mingle with my Gaian one only because there are things here that I have no intention of my family or friends knowing; I am more open to complete strangers then I am to the vast majority of my family. Hell, if my mother knew half the things I told people I knew online she'd have a heart attack five times over.
Seriously, this account and all six mules would have stuff sent over to an account used and seven more would be created before stuff would be sent over to them. I'm too protective of my online persona to really have my family and friends be all up in my face about it.
I understand what you mean. There are certainly certain things I do and say that I only do on Gaia, but would never do in real life. The same goes vice versa. I would rather keep both lives apart.
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@Devils Porcelain Doll: Very lucky indeed. Thanks for the sympathy, although I think I would get in big trouble with my parents if I destroyed a guy's baby-making station.
@ensoul: Haha, there's a school called Sternhardt, that's why I used the name. XP
You provide some very good realism to the scenario there. Still, knowing how much Myspace and Facebook affects my friends, it's kind of scary just thinking about what if Gaia reached that aspect too, and more.
@Joseph Severn: So I guess we're all friends, since we are all of the same type! Hmm, that is interesting. Do you think that most people behind the computer screens are articulate and smart? What a compliment! But it does get me thinking on what type of people use Gaia. I once read an article about how certain social classes use Myspace and Facebook. It would prove to be an interesting experiment if we researched about the type of people behind their avatars and see if there are any correlation.
@Bebbo: Why stop there? People could start revolts and riots at HQ, or schools could host fundraisers to raise money for the Gaian developers so that the BS would be finished sooner. Oh the possibilities!
@`Osiris: Haha, what a nightmare. I wonder if pretty soon, if Gaia ever grows that mainstream, people would start to use Gaian money like real money in their RLs. Paying lunch with gold, bribing teachers with DIs, lol.
@Azurielle: How sneaky! Although, I have to admit, if I too found that someone I spite and loathe had a Gaia account here, I too would try to make their experience really terrible. ^^;
@razei: Oh wow. Is it ever awkward or weird?
@tidesong: Oof! How terrifying!
@Conditioned Stimulus: Same here, all the way.
@chibi-elie: That's really great. Realizing that the gold and pixels don't matter, makes them unable to define who you are as a person. If only more people thought this way.