I think you just cook food, and then someone calls you to order food, but it's wrong. I think it's normal. You just tell him it's okay, and he won't say anything. The following is the expanded information about chatting.

The modern Chinese dictionary defines chatting as chatting. [1] But there are many skills in chatting, so we should pay attention to the way and timing of speaking. Chatting on the Internet is another world. It uses the mind to fabricate feelings. Under the cover of the virtual veil, it becomes particularly colorful and mysterious. In an instant, everyone is tall and sacred, and everyone becomes a great savior. Everyone will take the initiative to help and understand those lonely people with fragile hearts, and have long forgotten who they are, and they are actually very lonely and need to care. In addition, chatting is also the name of songs and albums.

Basic concepts

At first glance, this is a very stupid topic, but when you think about it carefully, it is still somewhat confusing. I have been thinking about this seemingly simple but puzzling question for nearly six years. What is the Internet? Where is the full release of the charm it provides us with in this infinite space? Many friends told me that people are obsessed with chatting because they are burdened with too much pressure in real life. They need to relax, talk, share their pain and failure, and find the object and themselves to vent from simple relaxation.

I think the real charm of online chat should come from the penetration of words into emotions. The world we see in our eyes is limited, but the thoughts we feel in our hearts are infinite and eternal. In real life, we know a person first by seeing, knowing and communicating, but the network is not. We can't see each other with our eyes, and we can't rationally know the people opposite you. What we feel each other is through words, through the exchange of thoughts and emotions, step by step.

When we communicate, we often attach our emotions to each other's emotions, such as "Hello", an ordinary greeting in real life. When we say "Hello" in the chat room, we may imagine his (her) bright smile and beautiful tone when he (she) said this, as if he (she) nodded politely, and then think about whether you are also at this moment.

In reality, we use reason to experience life, but in the network, we use sensibility to fantasize about life, and see emotion and friendship as extremely delicate and perfect. When the fantasy turns into a bubble, you know that he (she) on the other side of the screen is not the idol you really want. Do you have tears and heartache at that time? I believe it is the feeling that every one of us here has had, so we thought of leaving, hoping to return to reality and find the true self.