Online or Offline — What Truly Defines a Real Friendship?

Gone are the days when you used to meet and talk to friends, or even make friends together. Times have changed a lot these days. There are so many online platforms through which you can make friends. There's no limit to these platforms, and if you look for a list of them, you'll probably forget the names. There are numerous popular platforms where you can make friends, including Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Hive, and many others. Many people don't even look for their life partners on websites, and many also use other platforms to date and make friends. See, making friends online is so much easier these days, and it's not as difficult as meeting face-to-face in the office. Yes, there's the joy of meeting and talking face-to-face. But nowadays all types of facilities are also available online. If you want to talk to your friends, you can connect with them through a video call or a voice call. Many features are available. Most people also chat because not everyone is comfortable sharing their personal things.

You see, friends are essential for any kind of person, whether online or offline. Friends are those who understand you, support you in your sorrows and pains, and help you from time to time whenever you're in trouble, and we do the same for them now. Whenever you make friends online or offline, after some time, you get to know their nature and whether you should trust them or not. Trusting someone isn't easy, because not everyone is truly trustworthy. When you spend some time with someone, you get to know their nature and whether they're trustworthy, because many people are prone to misunderstanding. And trusting such people shouldn't be tested, because they're not anyone's true selves.

See, it doesn't matter whether your friends are online or offline; what matters is what kind of person they are. Sometimes it happens that some of your online friends become such that you become close to them