So we're all on these forums chatting away to people we've never physically met - something which many consider to be 'unsocial'.
Here in the UK (at least where I'm at) the idea of a social life is spending all your time and money on pubing and clubbing every weekend before posting photos of the night to 300 casual facebook friends and bragging how you were too plastered to remember half of it.
I disagree with this. What's so social about forcing alcohol down your throat to help pluck the courage to approach a random girl/ bloke at the bar or pretent you know how to groove on the dance floor?
But at the same time I'm not sure what being social really is. Does it have to be constructive? Something new? Or is it only social if you meet large groups of people on a regular basis, and in physical form?
What is everyone's thoughts?
Here in the UK (at least where I'm at) the idea of a social life is spending all your time and money on pubing and clubbing every weekend before posting photos of the night to 300 casual facebook friends and bragging how you were too plastered to remember half of it.
I disagree with this. What's so social about forcing alcohol down your throat to help pluck the courage to approach a random girl/ bloke at the bar or pretent you know how to groove on the dance floor?
But at the same time I'm not sure what being social really is. Does it have to be constructive? Something new? Or is it only social if you meet large groups of people on a regular basis, and in physical form?
What is everyone's thoughts?