When "too much information" really *is*...

[kightp]

I don't remember her first post, I don't remember her last post, and if she means to start posting monthly updates on her new live-in all I'm going to remember is "What a pain in the ass."

(Seriously: Some people need to learn the difference between a personal journal and a community...)

Comments

[7rin]

But... but... but some people ASKED for updates doncha know, and honestly, they weren't just trying to be nice and polite and encouraging.

At least this one's cut and in full sentences.

[tacky_tramp]

You can sit on me any day, baby.

[flutterbychild]

She should have just provided a link...those who really wanted to could clicky.

*rolls eyes and points to icon*

I'll be awake all night, worrying.

[wordweaverlynn]

Oh, noes! The cables in his office still aren't bundled!

[babasyzygy]

My reaction was, "OK. One question. Who are you?"

[mogwar]

I am clearly in the minority, but I found the post to be reasonably interesting. Seeing examples of relationships working in normal daily life is a nice change from the dramaific train wrecks.

[cinema_babe]

Yeah but we got something like 9 paragraphs when all we needed was 1 or 2.

I've just made another note to myself: Details in the personal journal, summary in polyamory.

[kightp]

Exactly. The level of detail is something I wouldn't inflict on my friends, much less a community of strangers.

[noveldevice]

I know her from elsejournal, and it's reasonably interesting to me--though I'll be honest, if I didn't know her at all I really wouldn't care, so I sympathize with your reaction.