#random chat

[thelooneymary]

I just want school to end. Right now.

[dixongrimesgirl]

Can’t sleep and it’s driving me crazy so I’m sorry for the spam. Does anyone know any good shows or movies besides walking dead and it’s spin-offs that give survival horror vibes?

[ask-miyako-oc]

[OOC: Yandere Itachi is on my mind]

Part One:

[Yandere Itachi stalks his prey very inconspicuously... they don't know he's stalking them....neither do they sense anything odd]

[Putting them under a powerful genjutsu is too easy...would he do it? Maybe?]

[He would casually introduce himself to them...then slowly start out with romantic moments and outings until said target was completely head over heels for him]

@uchihaxitachi [//From Mod: I came up with this in 10 minutes 🙈😭]

[omegle2]

Found a modern Omegle!

[funchatting]

Random Chat Room

On the other hand, random chat rooms provide a unique and spontaneous experience by pairing users with strangers for one-on-one conversations. These platforms offer a serendipitous way to meet new people from different parts of the world. Users are connected randomly, and the interactions can be brief or develop into more extended conversations.

Random chat rooms often appeal to individuals seeking variety and unpredictability in their online interactions. They are popular for their ability to introduce users to diverse perspectives and cultures. The anonymity factor can be both liberating and exciting, as users have the opportunity to engage in candid discussions without the constraints of pre-existing relationships.

In both types of chat rooms, user safety and privacy are essential considerations. Reputable platforms implement moderation and reporting features to ensure a positive and secure environment for users.

Whether opting for a single chat room for more focused conversations or a random chat room for spontaneous encounters, individuals can find platforms that suit their preferences, fostering connections and conversations in the vast landscape of online communication.

[elliemyrah]

Welp my laptop is slowly passing away. I guess it's about time, shes been with me since highschool so like 6-7 years ago. She will be missed but that also means posting from there may take some time. So apologies for not posting often or at all for a while. I'm hoping to get a new laptop or tablet soon but that's some wishful thinking. Luckily my more important work has been kept in a drive

[mwolf0epsilon]

Me, daydreaming horrifying AUs and monster designs to torment the Blorbos: <3 Lizzie, yanking on my headphones and trying to walk on my keyboard: This is mine now. Me: No! No! Bad kitty! That's not a toy! Lizzie: It dangles, therefore it is a toy. Me: You have your cat toys. This is a people toy. Lizzie: All toys are cat toys if you try hard enough. Lizzie, tap dancing on keyboard: And I am a try-hard by nature. Me: :'))))

[omegle2]

Checkout this new OmegleMe site

A new and better omegle is here, check it out here

[hongthoven]

Kay' so I'm back from a weekend with my best friends. Saw Harry Styles which was a trip down memory lane (used to be a directioner) so tears were shed. BARELY made it through SKZ's come back. Pulled my 2 biases when buying all 4 versions of their album but still, the thing that wrecked me the most is Hongjoong having a lipring on his new concept picture?

Yes, that man truly has me in a chokehold.

[ben-talks-art]

Wanted to talk about Random Chat a little

"Random Chat" or "The Girl From Random Chatting" is one of my favorite webtoons as well as one of my first webtoons.

It has a lot of themes and ideas that I find really interesting and that I feel get explored in equally interesting ways that I don't often see in other media, so I felt it would be nice to show a little of my appreciation to it by discussing what's about, who are its characters, the messages, and what I like about it.

The basic premise of the story is that a boy named Joonwoo suffers from depression, insecurity, social anxiety, and low self-esteem and tries to deal with all that by spending his time on a random chatting app that allows him to talk with strangers.

One day he ends up finding a stranger who he really gets along with on the app and they start to develop a bond, only for Joon to later discover that this stranger is in fact one of the girls in his class.

Using this newfound information, Joon decides to use the app to find out more about the girl so help her out in dealing with her problems at home, school, and in love, and basically be some sort of hero that attends to her every need as a way of showing his gratitude for being his friend online.

Now... Just from this premise, you're either going to think "Wow, that's really sweet! I bet they're gonna become great friends and maybe even more!" or you're going to think "Wow... Like... WOW!! That's creepy as hell! He's basically stalking her, manipulating her, and taking advantage of the fact he knows who she is while she doesn't! That's messed up!!"

Yeah... There is no way around it, what our main guy is doing is basically catfishing, acting like he's some stranger online while he's in fact right next to the girl in class as she shares with him a bunch of personal information about herself to someone she assumes lives on the other side of the world.

The story is fully aware of how messed up our main lead's behavior is, but unlike other series where they try to paint the situation as "oh, he's just sad and misunderstood and in need of a friend" to try to forgive these actions, here we just have him get called out on his actions multiple times and realize over and over again that what he's doing is wrong.

While we do see Joon helping out the girl on multiple occasions with things like bullying or stalking, we also never ignore the fact that his interference in her life is nothing more than a form of entitlement, as if he thinks he knows what's best for her because he knows her more than anyone.

And as the series progresses, we see that the girl is getting so comfortable with her secret app friend that she starts to develop an unhealthy dependency on it, to the point where she basically can barely live without it, so much so that when Joon does try to cut ties with her through the app so she'll get less attached to it she goes insane trying to find him again.

A lot of the series is focused on characters trying to look at their own actions and realizing if what they're doing is right or wrong, and I'm always a big fan of that.

I always respect when a series has their characters receiving a reality check and realizing that they need to stop and think about what they're doing and if they should continue with it. It's why I like Battle Of The Labyrinth, why I like John from Unordinary, why I like Zuko.

Reality Checks are one of my favorite tropes in storytelling, right up there with redemption arcs.

And the reason why I like it and respect it so much is because, as you keep seeing more stories in different types of media, you start to see that a lot of authors have trouble calling out their main leads on their errors because they are afraid the audience might not like them. They want us to think they're flawless and deserve to be rooted for by never addressing their flaws.

When you do a "reality check" story you're actually addressing these flaws and exploring how you can build a better message by actually showing that your character has problems they need to work on and that they can grow from it, and I love character growth! It's one of my six favorite traits in a character.

What sold me on Random Chat isn't just that it was a reality check story about a guy realizing the errors of his actions, but it was also the fact that these errors were built on the concept of entitlement, which is always something I feel needs to be talked about more.

One of the earlier arcs of the series is about Joon dealing with a stalker that's following the girl using her social media to find out where she lives, and we have a brilliant scene where once they confront each other, Joon realizes that he's basically no better than the stalker and even starts to see himself in him.

And this is all the way back in chapter 12! The series actually called itself out and said "I know my main lead is horrible. Don't worry."

I was so relieved when I saw that because it was then that I realized the story was in good hands and knew not to mix character favoritism with morality.

But that's not the only focus of the series. We also get tons of other arcs focused on basically every possible danger that could come from the use of social media, miscommunication, obsession and dependency, public image, judging people, bullying, and several other themes that are super relevant for every teen to know of.

And these themes are always discussed in fun and engaging ways. It's not like the author just goes "Today we will be talking about bullying! Next arc, we will be talking about harassment!", it actually knows how to keep the story going with a good pacing, charming characters, and some really solid dialogue.

I really like when these people just talk to each other and exchange ideas about their opinions on certain topics and I like how they actually seem to be evolving and maturing as the comic goes on.

It's not perfect, of course, there are some topics where I'm going "I don't think we needed an arc to focus on that" or "I feel like this could have been handled better", but for the most part I just really enjoy many of the things they do talk about.

One of my favorite scenes is where one of the characters who was framed for a crime he didn't commit and ended up being labeled as a delinquent by society realizes that everything could have been solved if he just swallowed his pride and actually tried to talk to his friend, but he then realizes that it was too little too late and that the damage was already done and he keeps having visions of a life that he could have had, days filled with bliss hanging out with his friends and just laughing at stupid stuff, all gone forever because he just wouldn't take two seconds to clear things up properly over a misunderstanding.

The series also has a surprisingly solid romance between the main guy and this grumpy gamer girl who acts like his conscience, always trying to make him think about his actions and ask himself if he's really on the right path.

I just love that! I love how the love interest isn't just a fangirl that agrees with everything the main character says but actually tries to challenge his ideals and his behavior. She's legitimately trying to help him become the best version of himself that he could be because she sees potential in him.

There are just so many things about this series that just click with me... That thankfully help me overlook most of its flaws.

It's definitely not a perfect series. Sometimes the artwork can be really stiff with characters looking like they're posing for a picture and other times the proportion feel a little off, sometimes the attempts at making characters look evil by making their eyes glow while having a dark background looks a little too silly, there is way too much focus on action and dealing with members of gangs, and sometimes it feels like the main lead is learning a lesson that he should already be aware of.

Stuff like that can turn some people off, it turned me off a little as well, but the commentary and discussion of different topics that the comic tries to bring and explore is always at the very least interesting to think about.

While I don't think this is for everyone, I still think this is a very good series to at the very least check it out and see if it might be your thing.

[ranchatadventures]

[elliemyrah]

Soooo what do u guys think for Sprx

- Non binary

- Trans woman

- androgyny

[stormbornpirate]

Chatting with the squad in discord and mentioned wrassle crushes. Asked @ss-trashboat for recs of matches with 2 point 0 and Trashy mentioned watching them in Dark ‘cause they had some dope gear. I did so. I might end up with a new wrassle crush. @ss-trashboat I hope you’re happy LOL [mean this with all the affection in the world lol]

[mwolf0epsilon]

Hey @gaeasun do you want this weird sopping wet creacher I caught in a trap? He just kinda wandered in and I don't know if I can take care of him...

[colorsofmyseason]

Me: *watching AoN*

Brother: *watching with me* what happened with Aaron Ramsdale's voice?

Me: ...nothing? His voice is just like that.

Brother: but his voice is so accented??

Me: yeah, northern accent apparently, not that I'm an expert though

Brother: it's almost as thick as Tierney's, I swear