UrbanHopeful

I keep hearing these stories of people pointing fingers and talking about addicts, addiction and so on with Second Life. The first problem is that you blamers try to wrap everyone up in a neat scenario where they should all be happy and active in the RL. Not everyone is the same. Maybe they don't really like the RL or the people they are around in it. Frankly what business is it of yours period... For those who try to bring the SL into RL that's your failure. It is virtual for a reason. Leave it that way. I mean really blaming others for not wanting to come out of SL when you want them to? Why should they? Especially when many of you met someone in SL then met up in RL and it didn't go as you planned. Ask yourself this... why are you so threatened with SL and wanted to stop once you met someone. Sounds like more that you have a problem you will not confront than the other way around.