Before we start, let me tell you how perfect today is. The weather is nice, and I have nothing to complain, today. God is kind. Haha. Ok, here goes...
Ever got told by your parents not to talk to strangers? Because they're dangerous? Because you don't know them? Well, I did got that line back when I was a child. And since I'm a little bit older now, I get to talk to strangers. Of course, I wouldn't talk to someone in the middle of the street. You see, chances are, people might got scared or something to see a ginormous looking stranger pops out and try to make a conversation. But what if you can talk to strangers? What will you say?
Some might think that the idea is dull. I understand the others wouldn't even imagine themselves to talk to strangers. But I kinda like the idea, really. I believe in humans. And I believe in good qualities in humans. And since strangers are humans, I do not see any reason why we should not talk to strangers if the strangers are willingly to talk to us: strangers in their point of view.
Back in my secondary years, there was this thing called mIRC. It is the fun thing to do back then. As I would chat with people that I don't know. Sadly, as time goes by, the people in mIRC are less than friendly to strangers. And even if some people do, most of them will try to get something out of you (your money, your nude pictures, etc.). So I do not wished to chat over mIRC anymore.
Until few hours ago, when I found this thread in an Indonesian forum called Kaskus.us. It tells about this fine website that allows you to chat with other strangers. Of course, you would've found people who are still annoying and impolite. Yet once you found some people who are simply want to chat with other people, you'll find it interesting. I, for instance, got two new friends: one is a Korean who is pursuing his degree in US, and the other is a Taiwanese girl who is learning English.
On the same day, I received an email from Cink-cink. For me, on the same tone, it tells on how humans are actually kind-hearted and pure in nature. In that e-mail, children are given a task. The task is to write to God. Here are some of the letters that they wrote:
Ever got told by your parents not to talk to strangers? Because they're dangerous? Because you don't know them? Well, I did got that line back when I was a child. And since I'm a little bit older now, I get to talk to strangers. Of course, I wouldn't talk to someone in the middle of the street. You see, chances are, people might got scared or something to see a ginormous looking stranger pops out and try to make a conversation. But what if you can talk to strangers? What will you say?
Some might think that the idea is dull. I understand the others wouldn't even imagine themselves to talk to strangers. But I kinda like the idea, really. I believe in humans. And I believe in good qualities in humans. And since strangers are humans, I do not see any reason why we should not talk to strangers if the strangers are willingly to talk to us: strangers in their point of view.
Back in my secondary years, there was this thing called mIRC. It is the fun thing to do back then. As I would chat with people that I don't know. Sadly, as time goes by, the people in mIRC are less than friendly to strangers. And even if some people do, most of them will try to get something out of you (your money, your nude pictures, etc.). So I do not wished to chat over mIRC anymore.
Until few hours ago, when I found this thread in an Indonesian forum called Kaskus.us. It tells about this fine website that allows you to chat with other strangers. Of course, you would've found people who are still annoying and impolite. Yet once you found some people who are simply want to chat with other people, you'll find it interesting. I, for instance, got two new friends: one is a Korean who is pursuing his degree in US, and the other is a Taiwanese girl who is learning English.
On the same day, I received an email from Cink-cink. For me, on the same tone, it tells on how humans are actually kind-hearted and pure in nature. In that e-mail, children are given a task. The task is to write to God. Here are some of the letters that they wrote:
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