Why do many people get excited over online relationships that they don’t understand, and at the same time, ignore the heeds they are given? These warnings show these people that their emotions are simply a result of being overexcited? These people, when running into something real in life, forget all about their online emotions and act as if nothing ever happened, leaving any other person involved in that online excitedness in a disarray of confusion, thus actually showing that they never cared in the first place. The very emotion that they considered a hallmark of online emotions and superior to their real life becomes the very thing they ignore and consider a hindrance to their new excited self, the emotion they feel in real life. It’s a cycle that keeps on going, something they blame the world for throwing on them, yet it’s a psychological disorder tha they’re not willing to acknowledge or address.

Another type of people act suicidal online, talking about depressing stuff with strangers while not actually having any intention of committing suicide. Some people think that if they talk about life and miseries in their posts, they’ll gain sympathy and a few more online comments. It’s an unconscious desire to be important and gain some attention, attention that cannot be had otherwise in their real life. These people have no intention of committing suicide or being actually depressed in real life, and they themselves make life hard for themselves. Yet, they keep talking about how much they need help, or how life is unfair, without actually describing why life is unfair. When someone actually reaches out for them and sincerely tries to help, they turn around and say that they need something more. They cannot handle any help, because they are not looking for any help in reality. They love living in their dreams of being lazy and inconsiderate and depend on the sympathy factor to get attention, as that’s what they’re aiming for: attention through sympathy, and not any kind of advice, guidance, sincere emotional support or even real help. Why do they do that? Because they know they have not achieved, and probably will not achieve, anything in life because they do not try hard for anything in life. They keep aiming for sympathy, and that’s what they’ll get in the end: they’ll become failures and people will then be sympathetic toward such losers.

Both of these types of people make it harder for people with real life situation to express themselves clearly or to do anything regarding helping others, as the usual channels of communication are clogged with the fake cries of the above two types of children who have everything handed over to them for free by their parents, yet they try to cry all the time as to how life is unfair for them, and they also try to compete in terms of sympathy with people who literally have nothing in life, and with people who want no sympathy from anyone for the darkness that defines them. What these two types of people don’t realize is, because of the fact that the internet is a very new phenomenon in history, something very important: if they keep acting like crying losers in real life who don’t do anything, going online and acting the same won’t make them heros simply because they’re protected by the monitor screen.

They’ll simply be forgotten, blocked and deleted from now on unless they change their ways and acknowledge the situation.