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		By: Dez		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I agree. I think that sometimes people expect the internet and communities to be a little too welcoming and accommodating. While sometimes it is, it will never be butterflies and rainbows. Drama, miss-communication, disagreements, and other things will happen. Sometimes being behind a screen and text will add more fuel to the fire, but just like in real life everyone is different and won&#039;t agree with you 100% of the time. A lot of the time people are just trying to get a rise because LOLcatz it&#039;s funny. 

Aside from that sometimes people take things said on the internet too much to heart and too personally. I know that if you&#039;re in a community for a while you tend to care what those other people think, but you shouldn&#039;t base your happiness on their approval. But who cares if someone calls you a bitch or throws harsh words around. They are just words coming from someone whos never met anything other than your type-e-mc-happy self.  You always have the choice to ignore it and move on rather than defend your pride.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree. I think that sometimes people expect the internet and communities to be a little too welcoming and accommodating. While sometimes it is, it will never be butterflies and rainbows. Drama, miss-communication, disagreements, and other things will happen. Sometimes being behind a screen and text will add more fuel to the fire, but just like in real life everyone is different and won&#8217;t agree with you 100% of the time. A lot of the time people are just trying to get a rise because LOLcatz it&#8217;s funny. </p>
<p>Aside from that sometimes people take things said on the internet too much to heart and too personally. I know that if you&#8217;re in a community for a while you tend to care what those other people think, but you shouldn&#8217;t base your happiness on their approval. But who cares if someone calls you a bitch or throws harsh words around. They are just words coming from someone whos never met anything other than your type-e-mc-happy self.  You always have the choice to ignore it and move on rather than defend your pride.</p>
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