Midlife crisis???

[zamzetta]

So tell me....are midlife crisis' happening earlier these days

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[missingkeys]

I've found that if you stop friending people on LJ for six months then your friends list goes pretty quiet. I mean, if everybody even just kept posting but didn't read their flist for a while it'd get a bit boring because you wouldn't have the validation of having your entries commented on. Just a theory, but I stopped LJ-ing for a while there and my filter of people here who aren't friended on the other journal is quiet as anything. My other flist is busier, but I almost never post so I don't make new friends and so it's only on skip=40 every day. The people who were active a few years ago seem to have stopped posting, though.

I was on IRC up to about a year ago, and it was quite active. But I'd been in the same channel for a couple of years and got bored so I left.

[zamzetta]

hmm I see your point.
I do enjoy the comments, especially in a post where I'm actually asking questions rather than just making statements.
I honestly don't really have the time to be tracking down an IRC channel I'd enjoy chatting in, I was more or less whining about the fact that I can't just jump back into the channel and find all my old friends just sitting there they same way they always were and just catch up with them that easily.

[missingkeys]

*nods* I totally understand.

Well, except that most of the people who I used to chat with are actually still there... that's a little sad. :) Still, whatever floats their boat. I don't know what I'd say to them these days.

[zamzetta]

Hey, that's not necessarily sad....just umm dedication...or addiction hehe

[missingkeys]

What about the ones who are still in the room from when I first started going there before I got pregnant with Adelaide? :p

[zamzetta]

hmmm lonely? :)

[missingkeys]

Very possibly. :/