AIM
I'm quitting AIM for the next 2 weeks. And here's my reasons:
-It consumes my time. I spend too much time on it when I have other things I need to be doing. I'm getting slack in a lot of other areas, and I think this is one major cause of it.
-I've found that I spend more time talking to some people online than I do in person, which isn't right. Technically you could say its the same thing, you're still talking to them, but I disagree. You can't tell emotions online, and its much too easy to talk about some thing online. There's a lot more depth when you talk one-on-one.
So that's why I won't be on the next 2 weeks. I'll try to continue to update this thing, but that's about it. So while I may not be online as much, I'm going to try and make up for it by spending more time with people in person.
-It consumes my time. I spend too much time on it when I have other things I need to be doing. I'm getting slack in a lot of other areas, and I think this is one major cause of it.
-I've found that I spend more time talking to some people online than I do in person, which isn't right. Technically you could say its the same thing, you're still talking to them, but I disagree. You can't tell emotions online, and its much too easy to talk about some thing online. There's a lot more depth when you talk one-on-one.
So that's why I won't be on the next 2 weeks. I'll try to continue to update this thing, but that's about it. So while I may not be online as much, I'm going to try and make up for it by spending more time with people in person.