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R.I.P Omegle

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The website of Omegle that encourages you to talk to strangers. (Photo Courtesy of Rolling Stone)

I don’t know what to do anymore. Omegle was my life! So what if there was criminal activity? I need friends. Omegle was my world. I could be whoever I wanted to be on there. I need my life back.  

I have no clue exactly when my world ended, time has lost its track for me. I just remember talking with an interesting friend group in Ohio that sang multiple songs for me that I did not ask for, and then it all went dark. I thought my laptop just died and I needed to charge it for the 4th time that day, but no – it was much worse. 

I turned my laptop back on to reveal my lock screen of screenshots with all my Omegle friends. I went to find my beloved app, but it wasn’t there. I started hyperventilating a bit but decided not to freak out. There was no talk of Omegle leaving, so why should I think it’s gone? I went to the app store to open it from there, nothing. I restarted my computer again and again and again, and nothing. I reached out to all my Omegle friends, nothing – although I haven’t heard from them in a while (or ever).  

I couldn’t believe it at first – I was in denial. I thought to myself, “Hey, you deserve a break anyway. Go get a drink or snack and come back in a bit and everything will be fine!” Everything was not fine. I tried everything to pass the time; I went to the bathroom, got a snack, went outside and touched the grass, and I even talked to my parents! Something was definitely wrong.  

I ended up going to bed, but when I woke up, I knew it was gone. All of the friends and traumatic experiences I had, gone. Nothing was the same. I currently am writing an essay to the founder on why it should be brought back. I don’t know how I will ever move on.  

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Ashley Myers 
Ashley Myers , Staff Reporter
Ashley is a junior and this is her first year as a staff reporter for The Print. She is involved in clubs like FCA and French Club. She also loves volunteering at places like Harford Glen over the school year, or Beachmont during the summer. Aside from those busy activities and school, she enjoys spending her time reading and soaking up lots of alone time when she can. 
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