it depends. some people like privacy and will not reveal everything online. others are just naturally themselves and may form a closer bond with people. i have been chatting online for a good 9 years, and some of the people i met online have become long-time friends whom i have even met in person. it really depends on the person and their purpose for online networking.

I think i am more real in here than the "real world". I dont need excuses or lies. However, I have met people who chose to be someone elses when they are online.. SO It is better not to trust everyone and not to think too much...

It's a complicated matter. On the one hand it's a real life because you live it and keep it close to your heart, think about it and behave yourself toward a person you communicate with. On the other hand it's like a game of your imagination - you think out some additional details of a person like emotions, thoughts etc. In this case imagination helpes you to complete a picture of a person. So the question you should ask to yourself is as follows: how serious are you about net relations :)

Real life is outside. Here is imaginary life :))

Hi I think you meant to write: Some people say that the relationships on the internet not real life but imaginary life. Is this true? My view is that in relation to your question that the internet serves the purpose of keeping lonely people in touch with others.Otherwise they will be isolated. Of course it is an imaginary life, as there is a lot of research to show that once people meet their Internet friends , most are very disappointed. There are no real life hassles when you can be anyone you like on the internet.