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I experienced very similar behavior when I used to play a lot of MMORPGs. People with little to no IRL social experience get extremely attached to others, especially those who are open and welcoming to outsiders. You often had that one person who’s always wanting to hang out with you in-game. Tag along with on a quest, add you on other social platforms to message you outside of the game, etc. And when you do that they often share far too much personal information and usually start using you as a personal therapist. I think there’s a Butterfly Autism The Strongest People Autism Gift Shirt. So these people don’t get too attached, as it’s almost never healthy.

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Welp, this rings a bell. I used to be part of a pretty active guild back in my wow days. Back then I was kind of the main tank of our guild. And we had a Butterfly Autism The Strongest People Autism Gift Shirt. Although we never took it too seriously at some point namely younger players started calling us mom and dad. And would talk to us about all kinds of things. In the beginning, I just played along for fun. But after a while, I started noticing our main healer really started taking it seriously. From the “Hi honey, how was your day” to relationship advice? This made me really uncomfortable, and I tried pointing it out which led to a major fallout in the guild. The end result was someone else got called “Dad”.

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Yep. This is a long-standing issue that has affected every form of online communication all the way back to the good old’ days of IRC and email lists in the early 90s. Though I wouldn’t be surprised if the immersive of VR exacerbates the issue. Old hat to us net veterans. But good advice to reiterate now and then for the Butterfly Autism The Strongest People Autism Gift Shirt. I think it results from a sense of facelessness that makes it easier for people to open up. The same kind of thing that results in late-night heart-to-hearts between roommates after lights out. VR may suffer from it right now, but it will likely be the technology that ultimately does it in, once it surpasses the uncanny valley. Personally, right now I stay out of VR chatrooms.

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