btw on social networks. they make you feel more responsible. like marriage does.
(i mean real social networks where you share* your life, photos, thoughts, not something like diaspora stream today, where personality is hidden behind the propaganda posters or cats. oh, you’re so great person, i like the cats you share. those are better cats than the other person shared.)
it is harder to get out of marriage than of a relationship. it is harder to get out of a relationship, when you live together in one flat, and the other partner has no own flat to go at any moment.
which makes both more responsible in their decisions. they can think more before moving in, and they can think more before moving out.
so when partners or friends (or even it can be son and the father) do share information about their life together, about their co-existence, trips, problems, jokes, make selfies together, after all, it brings this new level of responsibility: whom you hang out with, and would you leave/dump them easily?
if you can look irresponsible it the eyes of your friends, you can indeed become more responsible. responsibility is not a bad feature of humans, i believe. because it makes us hurt others less.
- share - does not necessarily mean share publicly - it can be shared for a group of people. or dogs, who knows?
#unconnected