I don't like talking to other people. It's not that

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It's fine, some people are just wired different

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>>17656428
>Doesn't like talking to other people.
>Talks to people on an image board.
Pick One

>>17656466
I guess OP means stuff like smalltalk and all that unimportant bullshit problems people are dealing with.

Having a good and deep conversation with people about philosophical issues or something, is a thing that every human being enjoys. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I understand the intentions of this post.

>>17656466
Socialising in real life vs internet is different though.

>>17656482
Not really.

>>17656482

It's still just talking. I mean, arguing over whether the Wonder Woman movie will be good or not (insert your hobby instead) is not exactly deep philosophy.

>>17656428

Nothing wrong with it. Most people are somewhat boring and don't click well, so just tolerating them is okay. But it's worth it if you find someone/a few people who are at the same wavelength as you. So don't give up, you might still come across someone worthwhile.

>>17656489
Are you retarded or trolling?

You might as well claim reading a book is the same as watching a movie.

For one, communication over the internet is pleasantly impersonal, especially anonymously, secondly there are far less factors to analyze besides the actual content, no non-verbal communication, no intonation no posture no sensory component to it all beyond reading words.
Finally there is the environment from which the communication takes place, generally this is from home, where everyone is most comfortable.

These are vastly significant factors you tit.