Online Bingo is a fantastic stress reliever. Regardless of how bad your day has been, or what's going on in your life, there is nothing better that putting on your favorite lucky jammies, getting a snack & something to drink, and logging onto Online Bingo.

Online Bingo Chatroom friends make great listeners and have the most fabulous conversations. If you need to vent, you will not find a more willing audience than in a chatroom. Not only will the online Bingo roomies listen to your plight, but they will offer condolences for your horrible day with a flurry of 'ss', which is Online Bingo Lingo for "so sorry", and also offer some very good, useful advice if they feel you need it.

Once you join an online Bingo chatroom, you will find the nicest people there. They listen and sympathise with your sad stories, and are truly happy for you when you share good stories. You also get the chance to really make a difference to the other roomies, by listening to them. This is so therapeutic, because in chatrooms you learn that your problems are not always as big as you thought. And when you start helping others in the Bingo chatroom deal with their problems, you can forget about your own!

So fund your account and then start chatting. Buy some online Bingo cards and wait for the next set of Bingo Numbers to start being called and see if can't cross off the current Bingo Pattern. Your cards might not always be winners, since Bingo is after all, a game of chance, but your roomies are all wonderful winners!

I sometimes might even get lucky while playing online Bingo, or some of the amazing chat games. But that's not really what it's about for me. I go to the online Bingo chatroom to connect with my fellow roomies. It's hard to believe how quickly you can get to know (and like, sometimes even love) these people whom you have not even met yet. But it's true. My roomies are almost like family members to me. We spend more time together in chatrooms than we do with most of our loved ones!

Next time you are feeling alone or misunderstood, remember that "there are no strangers, only friends you haven't met yet".

Simon Wood

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