si yo no te tengo aqui.. para que quiero vivir..

[rainboe]

this post is for anyone that has ever read anything that i have ever written in this LJ thing. well, mostly just for that acidstained-LJ user. so julie just read thru my lj posts. the ones i didnt have in public view.. & i'm sure she just realized how much i think about things.. or how i overthink a lot of things. i'm sure she had no idea how i

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[acidstained]

I wish people would tell you what they think about what you've written - especially when you open yourself up enough to let someone you care about read it.

shoot the moon

[rainboe]

i actually keep most of my posts comment free..

i take off the comment option,
only because i write just to write.. for the most part.

and really, it's all nonsense.
it wouldn't make sense to the average joe. ;)

but! those that i've let into my life know about it all already =D

[acidstained]

Keeping your posts comment free is probably very liberating. I used to write uncensored, but I have to censor myself so much anymore that I just don't write. Why I have to censor myself, I don't know. For the first time in my six years of online journaling, I just feel uncomfortable about REALLY writing.

I noticed that almost none of your posts allow comments. As you may or may not have noticed, I comment on practically every entry that does. *lol* When comments are disabled and I feel the urge to comment, I'm always like, "D'oh!"

It's good that this isn't your only outlet. Unfortunately, I'm not much of a talker, so this is generally how I get my release. It's good that you have people to talk to. :o)