Confusion, Again

What in the world is Jhoos?!!! Of course I know what it is, I had to check it out, my curiosity has no limits... neither does my "I've had enough!"- feeling. Why would an adorable friend of mine invite me to such a site? All I can say is that I'm tremendously happy to only have about 10 days of school left; I'll then have enough time to move my bed next to the computer, bring the fridge along as well and start browsing all these sites... hi5, tagged, Jhoos, Yahoo! 360 or something like that etc. ... I will also have the opportunity to discover many more others and even try sentimente, match... hmmmm, I should Google some more, it seems that I'm a bit behind, can't think of any others.
I appreciate the thought, I really do; I even play with hi5 sometimes, but I'm a poor, simple soul, that gets confused easily, is not too good with id's & passwords and needs 10 minutes to find a specific site in the looooong "bookmarks" list :P . I need professional help :D ! Someone... anyone :)) ?

Undernet Forum vs. Hi5

I was talking earlier to someone about my reasons for joining the Constanta Undernet forum (and kind of moving there after the 30th of January :P ). The starting point of the discussion were the many "friends websites", such as www.hi5.com. I was telling him that I don't see the point in becoming a member of a multitude of sites that allow you to add thousands of pictures of people who call themselves "your friends", but whom you've never met or had any kind of dialogue with. They become "your friends" mainly because they see your picture and enjoy the view. I don't know how many are actually interested in the things you write in your profile. Well, my "partner in crime" said that meeting different people might represent a certain kind of consolation, it might fill a gap from your real life. At first I didn't agree with this idea (and I still don't, so far as hi5 is concerned), but I immediately realised what he meant: he was talking about the exact same feeling I had when joining the forum. I missed home, I missed Constanta, and I missed talking to people my own age about something other than past and present relationships or about how long I had been here for and what courses I was taking. I wasn't looking for friends, I was certain that surfing the net was not the way to start meaningful relationships. I was just trying to fill part of the gap, I guess. As far as friendships go, I was proven wrong. I found there something I had no idea I was missing; to be honest, I didn't even know such a... hmmm... "thing" existed. At the same time I actually made friend...s, pals. I encountered people with interests similar to mine, I had a good laugh sometimes, I got into "fights", I gained knowledge and some strength even. I've learnt so much from the people I found there! I've learnt that I have so much more to learn, that, although I tend to be oversensitive, I can still move on and accept others' opinions or just discard and ignore them and that whatever many years can't heal may just go away in a few days. I've discovered that whenever you feel the need to just scream and let it all out there'll be something that saves you at the last minute and gives you the power to keep smiling, that everything has a solution and that what looks like a mean remark may be meant to encourage you to express yourself... I've understood many, many things. I'm not going to talk about the downside of Undernet forum... let's try and stay positive :) .
Hi5 and all similar sites, on the other hand, don't inspire me. I opened a hi5 account out of curiosity (I had even forgotten I had one for a while) and I was extremely disappointed. I tried to have fun for a few days, but I only enjoyed browsing the profiles of people I was familiar with... that was about it. Nothing interesting.