VR or Virtual Reality needs no introduction. We already have had enough stimulations that distracted us from our reality. Social media, avatars and bots, to name a few. But here comes another. Virtual reality has escalated so much that human intimacy and trust are now under threat and our relationships are at stake. What can we do? Maybe we can laugh for now.

A video posted on No Context Humans Twitter account raked over 14 million views. A hardly 13-second video clip has gone viral for explicit reasons, experienced exclusively on VR. The video clip is a perfect example of technological success and human doom. Regardless, as always, we have found humor in it and thankfully at the right time. LOL!

This clip had wildly gone viral and showed a woman wearing what they call a VR headset and a man sitting in front of her across the table. The backdrop is of some restaurant that seems packed with people as the noises can be heard in the background along with loud music. The video had been shot from afar, possibly by a random diner at the same restaurant. The woman who wore the headset suddenly began to move her hands in explicit motions as if experiencing "the moment" in reality. Her hand gestures were so precise and suggestive that they irked the man sitting with her. Haha!

The anonymous woman lost track of her physical reality and before her actions could escalate any further, the bloke pulled the VR headset from her eyes, snatched it and wore it himself to figure out what she was looking at. He moved his hand, infuriated and tried to "catch something" while the woman appeared disoriented. And the video stopped. Phew! 

So much to unpack in mere 13 seconds. But thank goodness! LMAO! Twitterati had a field day and we aren't complaining because their comments really paid off. A Twitter user, @meow_lonely commented, "You made my day." @HalasKitchen3 responded, "Same here...I can't stop laughing." 

@FrancoisLeFrog quipped, "I predict that a number of wives will see their man doing pushups with apple vision pro." @VikingIrishGod suggested, "Come here, virtual reality guy." OMG!! The video truly unleashed something because the comments wouldn't stop. @rezphilosophy declared, "The downsides to dating gamer girls." 

VR is a computer-generated experience/environment with scenes and objects that seem real, although it's as unreal as it can be. People who are into VR will feel totally immersed in the "generated" surroundings and be cut off from their physical reality. In fact, an American company named Utherverse expanded the bounds of virtual reality. The company began allowing members of its X-rated online world, Red Light Center to use recreational drugs. According to a report in Technology Review, they'll now be able "to enter a virtual rave, take virtual ecstasy, smoke a virtual joint and even chow down on some hallucinogenic virtual mushrooms," per The Guardian.