Woe is me and other things
It feels like for me it makes senst to blog in the environment where most readers don't know me personally. It's easier when it's all about words.
One of the weirdest things in the blogging fandom are people who complain in anonymous comms that they friended a person for cool fandom stuff and now this person keeps whining about their tiresome problems and personal life and you have to wade through all this to look for cool fandom stuff.
... this is not why I've been trying not to whine online: I just feel like I know all the comments I'll get to my 'woe is me' entry even before I write that entry.
Meanwhile I'm reading James Shapiro's 'Contested Will', which is amazingly interesting. Full of stuff which I did not know before and which actually answers many of my questions (I think this description is kind of weird, but. For now it's the most precise one that I can formulate).
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One of the weirdest things in the blogging fandom are people who complain in anonymous comms that they friended a person for cool fandom stuff and now this person keeps whining about their tiresome problems and personal life and you have to wade through all this to look for cool fandom stuff.
... this is not why I've been trying not to whine online: I just feel like I know all the comments I'll get to my 'woe is me' entry even before I write that entry.
Meanwhile I'm reading James Shapiro's 'Contested Will', which is amazingly interesting. Full of stuff which I did not know before and which actually answers many of my questions (I think this description is kind of weird, but. For now it's the most precise one that I can formulate).
This entry was originally posted at http://taelle.dreamwidth.org/28576.html. Please comment there using OpenID.