Late night
I notice it's during the late night or early morning that I get to chat meaningfully with others.
Is there something about the time, or the dark that eases us into talking freely? Perhaps that feeling you get of being alone with the other person makes you more likely to open up?
If this is so, then is it worth investing my time (assuming I'm not busy the day after) to converse with others digitally? What great the difference of actually listening to someone's voice with just reading text and conjuring up someone else's expression yourself...
Oh shoot there's this research that kids who stay up beyond their bedtime develop depression later in life. Living in the Internet generation really bytes bites.
Is there something about the time, or the dark that eases us into talking freely? Perhaps that feeling you get of being alone with the other person makes you more likely to open up?
If this is so, then is it worth investing my time (assuming I'm not busy the day after) to converse with others digitally? What great the difference of actually listening to someone's voice with just reading text and conjuring up someone else's expression yourself...
Oh shoot there's this research that kids who stay up beyond their bedtime develop depression later in life. Living in the Internet generation really bytes bites.