It's 2am and I'm cooking and eating dinner and dessert while playing on the internet and watching tv. What's wrong with this picture? Don't answer that it's rhitorical.
I won't go into detail but I will say there is a lot wrong with my life, and I wouldn't be up right now if there wasn't. And I do just wonder a bit whether those that hang out here a lot must have at least one each, if not a lot, of things... I dunno, sources of some kind of emptiness... ? Dissatisfaction causing excessive boredom...? Frustrations with face-to-face relationships leading to quest for something safer (inside a computer)... ?
I realise not everyone here is necessarily here all the time, that it is quite possible to do this on the side as part of a balanced lifestyle full of quality activities and successful relationships, and i'm not dissing this site and the good things that come out of it.
But I do also know firsthand how easily life can be drowned out by a computerised substitute when things don't feel like they're working - well depicted in the movie Wall-E. (Wasn't thinking of that when I started writing, just an example I suddenly remembered.)
So I'm interested to hear how people feel about their lives - about themselves and people in their world - the real world - (not that this place isn't useful for the real world, but it isn't really a good substitute in the end) when they strip it of the things that they perhaps do to cover it up or drown it out. Food for thought, prepared to be wrong.
Love xx
I won't go into detail but I will say there is a lot wrong with my life, and I wouldn't be up right now if there wasn't. And I do just wonder a bit whether those that hang out here a lot must have at least one each, if not a lot, of things... I dunno, sources of some kind of emptiness... ? Dissatisfaction causing excessive boredom...? Frustrations with face-to-face relationships leading to quest for something safer (inside a computer)... ?
I realise not everyone here is necessarily here all the time, that it is quite possible to do this on the side as part of a balanced lifestyle full of quality activities and successful relationships, and i'm not dissing this site and the good things that come out of it.
But I do also know firsthand how easily life can be drowned out by a computerised substitute when things don't feel like they're working - well depicted in the movie Wall-E. (Wasn't thinking of that when I started writing, just an example I suddenly remembered.)
So I'm interested to hear how people feel about their lives - about themselves and people in their world - the real world - (not that this place isn't useful for the real world, but it isn't really a good substitute in the end) when they strip it of the things that they perhaps do to cover it up or drown it out. Food for thought, prepared to be wrong.
Love xx