What can you do when you have some friends on gmail and you are accused of lying but I have not and want to defend myself and how do you get new gmail friends?

Answer 1

• Making friends on the internet (Gmail, etc.) is alright to a point and you may be lucky to keep a very few close friends, but you cannot know what their personalities are truly like; physically touch that person; read their body language or facial expressions to know what their feelings are truly like so it is difficult sometimes to continue on with Internet friends. Wise people who want good and lasting friends do it the old fashion way by meeting people either at school; university; volunteering or sometimes while socializing. You know who you are and that you are not lying and it sounds like you are being bullied by these so-called friends. People who accuse other people of lying or doing other things wrong by email are spineless because they feel they can do as they please and hide behind their computer. Be smart, get out and make some new and lasting friends the old fashion way and stop answering the gmails you are getting. If you do not insist you are telling the truth by answering them back then they have nothing to fight with. Good friends do not accuse a friend so quickly without listening to both sides of the story.