I realize your doubts an all. What country are you in? Just have to ask, because here in the USA there is such a thing called inocent till proven guilty. That means we must assume people are telling the truth till we have reason not to. Also, some people have such a low self esteem that using a capital 'I' is not to their liking. It also is easier not to shift every time you need caps, cause some people are a hunt and peck kind of typer and it is slow enough without all the extras. So there are few reason why someone may or may not conform to perfecting their messages. Hope that helps lightn your view a bit. Besides, why do you care if someone is lying or not? It is not like they are hurting anyone. Yes, be aware that some use the net to lure kids into dangerous situations, but that is less common than say an abduction off the street. Just never put your exact location or school or any personal info about where you hang out and you'll be fine. About that doc thing... well some people don't have money enough to see a doc regularly if at all. Insurance cost money, and so do doc visits. Lot of people get online from school or the library and are too embarassed to admit that. I have been very lucky to have an uncle who is a pediatrition. It seems bed wetting runs in the family and usually tapers off to a few times a month after about 25. It has been like that for most every one in my family on my mom's side, so they didn't worry when me and my bro never got completely dry at night. We are pretty open about it, but it is kept in the family. Thanks for the reply! I didn't mean to sound harsh. Just a little kindness to those who may need it the most is all I ask. I know how hard it is to be kind to a faker, but if you think about it they are the ones who kill themselves or shoot people cause they needed kindness and they never got it. So they lead fake lives online to try and get it, but when even then they don't recieve anything but harsh words, they they just snap. My mom told me this and I wanted to share it with you to open your mind a bit more. I am still growing as a person, and hope I never stop... Later Days!