Author Topic: Omegle vsomethingsomething (Read 10287 times)

You're chatting with a random stranger. Say hello!
You: Robot or Pirate?
Stranger: Robot.
Stranger: Because I'm heartless.
You: Good for you?
You: Pirates can be cruel and heartless, too.
Stranger: Well, pirates have actual beating hearts.
Stranger: I just have a hollow, metal rib cage.
You: Well, I personally would be a pirate, obviously since I have a beating heart, but also because they're much more adventurous and free-willed.
Stranger: Hm.
Stranger: I see your reasoning.
Stranger: And this is going to sound so, so terribly whiny and pathetic.
You: Well, what is it?
Stranger: So I apologize in advance for the dramatic angst I'm about to push onto you.
Stranger: There are some moments where I'd much rather be a robot because I'd like to temporarily forget that I have a heart.
Stranger: Where I'd love to pretend I'm heartless and metal, because that's a great way to be numb.
Stranger: Okay, and now I'm done ranting. Sorry for that.
You: Yeah, hope you feel better.
Stranger: Don't worry about me, honestly.
Stranger: Now are we going to have a normal conversation, or are you already sick of me?
You: No, I'm not!
You: I was just thinking you might have to leave.
Stranger: Nah. I'm lonely, and none of my friends are available to put up with me.
Stranger: So I'm roaming Omegle in search of some sort of enlightenment or intellectual stimulation.
You: Well, I'm sure you'll have trouble with people on Omegle, they are mostly people who are desperate for a boy/girlfriend.
Stranger: Actually, I think most people on Omegle are just desperate for loveual stimulation.
You: That's probably true.
Stranger: I'm not sure most people here are concerned with actually finding a meaningful, deep relationship.
Stranger: At least they won't be able to initiate one with me.
You: It doesn't seem like many people are trying to be committed to another person.
Stranger: Not on this site, no.
Stranger: And even if they are.. Relationships are really loving messy.
You: Yeah, they are if it's like someone you barely know.
You: If you're lucky to have an early friend to grow up with, you might just score easier.
You: Not saying I do...
Stranger: Hm. So you're saying that things get messy when you barely know the person?
You: More likely to, because you don't know the person for very long before actually trying to date/get close.
Stranger: I'd actually argue that things get messy when you do know the person very well.
Stranger: You can't be close without conflict. The closer you get, the more conflict.
Stranger: I mean, I sure wish I had a childhood friend that I had some fairy tale love stuff with, but.
You: The thing about marriage, though, is you have to try to keep your relationship going by solving arguments or problems.
Stranger: Not just marriage, too.
Stranger: With relationships in general. You work through the bad because the good is worth it.
You: Yes, indeed.
You: I have friend troubles like that all the time, so I just leave them alone for some days if they get too angry, then they are back to being placate.
Stranger: Makes sense. Let things cool down for a bit before resolving them. Or not resolving them, depending on the dynamic of the friendship.
You: There can always be a solution to a problem, unless it's long term or something someone holds truly dear.
Stranger: True.. to an extent. Things get complicated and muddled and tangled.
Stranger: Sometimes the solution no longer becomes worth it, and it seems more beneficial to sever all of the knots.
You: If you are not made to be with the other person or friends with, well, a friend, then sometimes you just gotta let go.
Stranger: Exactly.
Stranger: And it sucks.
Stranger: But life goes on.
You: But you can't give up too easily, unless you want other people to give you up easily.
Stranger: Oftentimes, though, when you're the one fighting too hard, and there's an imbalance, you have to let go.
Stranger: When the other person clearly does not give as much of a forget as you do.
Stranger: Sorry if I'm being spiteful. Bad day.
You: No worries, I've had my share of them.
You: Same with a friend I share a lot with but still argue with a lot...
Stranger: Are you the one who gives more of a forget?
You: I'm the person who goes with the flow, actually.
You: My friend is the one who might get upset with me.
Stranger: Ah. I tend to do that, go with the flow in friendships.
Stranger: People don't usually get mad at me because they say there's no reason to. I'm no walk in the park, but.
You: It's hard for me to get mad at people, unless they do something that would seriously hurt, physically or mentally.
Stranger: Amen. And people don't usually treat me that way, so.
Stranger: I'm sorry. I'm in a really stuffty mood right now and just don't feel up to discussing hypothetical dynamics of friendships. Don't take it personally.
Stranger: If you want to disconnect, feel free to.
You: Not at all, I won't.
You: But I have to go, actually.
You: School work's starting to attack me, waves of essays, etc.
Stranger: No worries. I hope your life is swell and continues to be.
You: But I'll be sure to remember you and hope for you the ebst.
You: best*
Stranger: Thanks. I damn hope so to.
Stranger: And for you.
Stranger: Good luck with everything school-related.
Stranger: Kick ass with those essays.
You: Lol, thanks.
Stranger: Au revoir.
You: So long.
Stranger has disconnected.

This conversation I had got really deep, and fast.

TheKid · May 21, 2013, 08:20:12 PM