vng2015 said:
TheRealCallie said:
Many of my views are
Aggrevated Political Incorrectness -- my conservative views offend many people. I am not going to elaborate any further on this forum. I am really looking for friends.
Finding people to argue is very easy online -- finding a friend is very very difficult.
Well, no offense, but you're only going to find people to argue with when you refuse to actually talk anything about yourself personally.
So far we know that you've got a PhD in Math because your parents decided it for you and you're financially dependent on them so you accepted their offer.
And that you really don't like to post anything public but want friends to magically come to you.
Oh, and that you readily accept some arbitrary medical label assigned to you, which could either be diagnosed by a doctor or self-diagnosed, and use that as one of the very few descriptions of yourself. A label of which is often thrown around rather carelessly even by doctors in order to blanket-diagnose a large percentage of people with otherwise unexplained symptoms.
I could actually explain what this suggests about you and your personality and how people will read into these things and not ever want to be your friend, but I don't really want to offend you. Suffice it to say you're going about making friends in all the wrong ways.
If you want friends, you have to talk about yourself a little more. And not just negative or arbitrary comments, either. Talk about your positive qualities. Talk about the things you like to do and your actual interests. Do not talk about things which you are not actually interested in, even if you have a PhD in some of those categories. And if you want to avoid arguments online, avoid posting strong opinions about touchy topics. That one is pretty easy, I think.
vng2015 said:
Anything we talk about online is public domain. Anything is the property of our future employers.
First, if you ever wish to speak to anyone in real-life, guess what? You're probably going to do a lot of that conversing in public. Which means anyone can hear you.
Most people aren't bothered by that. Why are you bothered so much by having basic info in "public domain"?
Second, **** future employers. Nothing is their property. Nothing. And even considering the stupid things employers do sometimes, how would they even track it all back to you? How would they even know your username?