This game took over my life for over 3 months till parents had to step in. Destroyed what innocents I had left.
Met some cool people though.

I would just stay away. Lots of pedos and furry creeps on here.

VRChat (VRC) – A Place That Can Lift You Up or Leave You Behind

I love VRChat. It’s a game full of chances to meet people, make friends, and create unforgettable moments. But it’s also a place where things can go wrong fast. And when they do, it can hurt more than you expect.

I thought I had found good friends. We talked, laughed, spent time together. But slowly, I started feeling invisible. Like I was there, but not really there. Sometimes people are busy, and I get that. But when they weren’t busy? When there were chances to talk, to connect? I still felt alone. And that kind of loneliness—where you’re surrounded by people but still feel ignored—is one of the hardest things to deal with.

Nothing feels worse than watching the people you care about act like you don’t exist.

I don’t blame my friends for how I felt. I blame the way VRChat is built. The system lets people come and go without thinking. The moderation, the choices made by the developers—it all adds up to a world where friendships can fade fast, where people forget about each other, where being left out isn’t rare—it’s common.

In VRChat, people move on before you even realize you’ve been left behind.

Would I recommend VRChat? Only if you’re ready for the ups and downs. If you play it right, it can be an amazing experience. But if things don’t go your way, if you trust the wrong people or get too attached, VRChat can turn into one of the loneliest places you’ve ever been.

You don’t realize how much it can hurt until it’s already too late.

And that’s something you can’t prepare for.

There’s more to say—but I’ll save that for another time.