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Dec. 16th, 2006 02:39 amIf comments in blogs or blogs themselves go the way of the dinosaur, I will miss you all terribly.
This kinda thing is why I have so many problems with authoritah.
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From time to time, I wonder whether I should be commenting in anyone's blog anyway. When someone posts about something that happens to them, especially something that upsets them, it isn't really about me. It may not be appropriate for me to introduce my feelings into the discussion. But emotionally-charged posts can provoke an emotional response. Sometimes, it is impossible not to respond.
I'm never sure if anyone reads some of the things I post, especially the really emo things. But.. somehow, posting about things provides the feeling that I am not alone, and I need that.
This kinda thing is why I have so many problems with authoritah.
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From time to time, I wonder whether I should be commenting in anyone's blog anyway. When someone posts about something that happens to them, especially something that upsets them, it isn't really about me. It may not be appropriate for me to introduce my feelings into the discussion. But emotionally-charged posts can provoke an emotional response. Sometimes, it is impossible not to respond.
I'm never sure if anyone reads some of the things I post, especially the really emo things. But.. somehow, posting about things provides the feeling that I am not alone, and I need that.
