panicsurvivor
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so what you're saying is...I'm NOT good looking....
LOL. Of course I am not saying that! You are quite "distinguished looking", very "classy", and "Seasoned". ::::::::
so what you're saying is...I'm NOT good looking....
In any case, it does seem like the leaving-threads are one big popularity contest. Especially when the person in question returns after a few days. That's making it a little too obvious if you ask me.
So, you're saying that coyote's face =You are quite "distinguished looking", very "classy", and "Seasoned".
I think it started when mrb left and started one. There was so many positive responses, to him going that I think a lot of people were envious.
Mrb is the biggest drama queen alive, but I'm pretty certain there were "goodbye" threads long before his. And I don't think he actually said goodbye (in a thread) before leaving for real this last time.
Your probably right. He was the first one that I saw. But I have not been on this site that long. I just remember his because it was the first one that I saw and there were so many responses. I don't remember him being a drama queen. He seemed to be pretty mellow and funny, and avoided topics that were dramatic and sensitive.
LOL. Of course I am not saying that! You are quite "distinguished looking", very "classy", and "Seasoned". ::::::::
So, you're saying that coyote's face =
Did you have a fun night last night?dude, that's how I felt when I got up this morning
I tried to start a conversation a couple of times, but i got no answers, so it just made me feel depressed...
Do you mean you messaged someone personally and they didn't respond, or what?
I don't think anyone should aim to have all of their posts responded to. That's impossible and indicates nothing about who you are. For example, a troll would receive a lot of attention by posting controversial threads. They would become popular but that doesn't mean they're a good person.
So your self-worth shouldn't be based on how often people respond to you.
Your aim should be to connect with the community by telling your story, or even reading about other's experiences that you can identify with. You can just lurk and feel someone connected with others because you have been through what they have been through.
It's also better to have one friend on SPW, one person who you consistently speak with and who cares about your well-being, than to have all of your posts replied to by people who barely remember your screen name.
In any case, it does seem like the leaving-threads are one big popularity contest. Especially when the person in question returns after a few days. That's making it a little too obvious if you ask me.
When I first joined I will say that was not the case, I felt as if I was given more attention than I expected actually, embraced with open arms. I only feel ignored when I'm expecting people to reply or acknowledge a post or thread.
In regards to popularity, given the nature of a site it seems to be an unfortunate side effect. For these active users who feel well received and liked among the community it is a good feeling that they may not get in real life, but to less active or new members who experience the same thing in real life may come here and see the same thing is happening and feel excluded for this reason.
I'm pretty sure that people here hate me. Many of them at least. Whatever. They're just too polite to openly flame, which is a good feature of this site.
Anyway, I used to try and reply to all the zero replies threads or on certain posts.. like some of the pictures thread or whatever where some of the posts get no replies. I think it takes a lot of courage for some of the posters here to even start posting, let alone put up a picture.
@phocas: I'm not so sure about that...