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I certainly think that Barbelith provides an interesting combination of (fake)intimacy and (pseudo)anonymity. Much as one can, in Freshers' week, have lengthy and very personal conversations with people which will, by common consent, NEVER be mentioned again.
Admittedly, there are people here who talk about things (in particular, sex, but also drugs, books, comics, travel, music and writing of various kinds) in a way that makes me want never to go near them (the people and things (I still can recall)) again. But that's the risk you take for true Barbintimiacy... |
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