Do you start to love the opposite sex more when you take breaks from the internet?

[Chris7094]

Sometimes I think that the internet can be a very divisive place.
I feel like men and women are meant to interact with each other in person in a more natural way. I feel like going online and reading the rants of angry individuals, or every little thought of the opposite sex is sometimes unhealthy.
I know that I start to feel refreshed when I take a break from it. I start to see women in a less threatening way, and I start to feel the way I'm supposed to feel about them without any animosity. I start to forget all of the negative things online, and I start to enjoy women in the moment again.

Yes, because exposure to negativity on the internet slowly changes people.

No, I love the opposite sex either way.

No, I hate the opposite sex either way.

[letuswaltzforthedead]

I would say so, especially having to take breaks from the 'menosphere 'on youtube. The way they talk about girls just makes all guys look toxic sometimes. Ofc, there's always your usual gender rants as well.

[Chris7094]

It's true.
The internet seems to feed off of negativity. There's times that I think negative posts are even planted on Gag just to stir things up and get more replies. Sometimes I don't want to see the world as it's presented online. I want to love people and not be mind controlled by the hatred from all sides.

[Guy13]

Like, 🙄. “Before Computers 🖥 we used to talk-fight…nothing has changed.. thank god you have the cellphone and not me, Boy.”

[Chris7094]

I just feel like most people are more polite and respectful in person than on the internet.

[Juan4574]

Since the pandemic began, I have been on vacation for two years, the internet has made me a misogynist.

[Chris7094]

Thanks for your reply.
I think it's important to occasionally check in online and see what people are saying, but if I'm online too much I get depressed.
I think men and women are supposed to interact in person so nature can take control and they treat each other as we're designed to.
When they interact online it just seems like a mess, and men and women try to type things to hurt and belittle one another.