i don't think the internet was around when she was younger so probably just never tried it, even though most people try it eventually.....
but she watches a tv show called 'black mirror' and it shows bad things that happen to people because of technology and so i think she fears computers and privacy issues etc

 

I see, though she should know that TV usually exaggerates things, it's really not that bad. As long as you're careful and don't fall for the scammers things are alright.

 

What's yours and your partners age?

 

19 and 43 but we both play tennis in the same club.

 

I think your partner has had a terrible sex experience with men which is why she doesn't seem to like the idea of you relating with men much, I mean you should confront her about it and she will tell you if you strike the right chords for her to....

 

Yep i'll try

 

Okay probably not relevant to the general motif that the thread may be crescendoing toward and do apologise for the semi randomness but...

Black Mirror. Great stuff. I think Rod Serling would dub it the Twilight Zone of this generation. If you dig thought provoking check it out.

 

We've seen the 1st and 2nd seasons, and we have the 3rd season its really amazing .
i've never seen the twilight zone but i'll try.

 

Twilight zone is much older. I think its the paradigm of the sci-fi/horror/what-the-fuck!? niche genre as it were. Just my opinion; I'm a nerd for that kinda stuff. Beware if the black-and-white era of tv is a deal breaker for ya, you might try Night Gallery. It's also an older show, from the mind of Rod Serling, much like the twilight zone but leans toward more of the horror/creepy aspect of the genre.

And it's in color.

Either way those shows i feel like were influential to the creators of Black Mirror--which again is very awesome.

 

How about you just ignore it and stop following it then. Stop trying to claim fake and complain about it, nobody gives a shit what you think. You don't like it, stop looking at it and posting on it.

 

Just because you think it's shit doesn't mean everyone here must think like you bruh, you need to get a brain inked to your forehead...

 

I too keep a diary, more of a journal. It was at the suggestion of a counsellor some years ago and I have kept it ever since. I have shown some of it to a very close friend and she said it was x-rated, meaning that I had recorded a lot of my sexual thoughts and doings. She said I should change the names and publish it, it would be a best seller! I don't think it would, but have you ever thought of doing something similar?