This is why I love Lemmy!

Norwegians with a clear musical preference.

I spent the first 168 hours on Lemmy understanding it, finding communities I liked and getting the vibe of the place And within those hours I learned that accounts younger than mine with shower thoughts weeks of showers long, are most often not a building block of a community, but are rather intent on irritating, disrupting or just being way out there. Often actively being an unwelcomed part of it all.

Everything is always better when people act like people towards people. And you would never need to create extra accounts to communicate with people if you acted like a decent person towards others.

So more often than not, if you are new and you already know everything, you are a walking red flag that will have to prove you are not. Because if something is too good to be true, it most likely is.

Norwegians are weird socially. You normally sleep together a couple of times before deciding if you’d want to date each other, and if not, but the connection is good, a friendship can form from it.

Normally yes, several of my closest friends today started out that way.

I have a 20GB subscription for just under €30, but I normally use just over 10, so I have around 30GB at the start of every month.

Even if ran by many of the same companies, prices have always been higher in Norway than in most of the rest of the continent, both because of the more complicated infrastructure, but also because we sadly are willing to pay more. Cheaper brands appear all the time by renting the bigger companies infrastructure, but they never last long, so I’ve opted for a little more expensive to not have to switch out operator once a year. So yeah, I’m part of the problem.

And the normal is to get new friends through sex, but not having sex with friends, making the sex a one time thing.

Only way to get to know new people in Norway.