HamsterHuey said: MacDaddy said: Nope, not lonely at all. I come here for the entertainment. And I like the interaction with a lot of you. The only thing that bugs me is that we can't get completely wasted together, and talk even more bollocks.
You would have loooved the old-skool Invasions. Boozed up, crazy fun. We always made jokes about a Gay Invasion. Just gays guys going to clubs and of course, getting it on, but I bet that would just turn into one, nasty bitchfest in, like, ten minutes. LoL I have yet to attend an official invasion. I tend to meet orgers one at a time or in small groups. | |
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MrsMdiver said: I tend to meet orgers one at a time or in small groups.
Without taking away from the craziness of the Invasions, meeting people one on one is best. You get to know people better. >> | |
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Sometimes we have to admit that we like our own company and only want to socialise on our own terms. Thats when the Org comes in handy. Having to deal with people face to face can be challenging for some people so the Internet is the way out for some people.
I like my own company and I admit that sometimes I want to be on my own without family or friends -I am happy about that but would not want to be without interaction at all. We are a complicated species. "I may not agree with what you say but I'll fight for your right to say it"
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Alej said: NDRU said: you're not alone! Definitely not alone, but I do feel very lonely most of the time. Even when I'm surrounded by people that's the only time I ever feel lonely. If I'm surrounded by people and don't want to be there. Otherwise, solitude is golden. | |
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blueblossom said: Sometimes we have to admit that we like our own company and only want to socialise on our own terms. Thats when the Org comes in handy. Having to deal with people face to face can be challenging for some people so the Internet is the way out for some people.
I like my own company and I admit that sometimes I want to be on my own without family or friends -I am happy about that but would not want to be without interaction at all. We are a complicated species. as much as i love my family to bits...i love being by myself.... i come across as outgoing IRL, but that is just nervous energy...im quite an anxious person really seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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ZombieKitten said: HowComeYouDontCallme said: I am lonely.. I know I look happy and a sweet person, but inside I'm lonely.. Often.
I blame it on the fact that I take care of my son on my own and I'm a housewife and mother all the time.. Not the person Marion. I don't go out often because of financial problems and I alway have to find a babysitter for Tim to go out.. And if I want to go out.. there's nobody to go out with! As Zombie said... When I'm in a crowd I want to be alone.. I also hate the noice of the tv.. I also found out a while back that I'm HSP ( Highly Sensitive Person ) which contributes to my lonelyness.. http://www.highlysensitivepeople.com/ I know how that feels I read that HSP thing, sounds like me too That's why I put the link down.. I recognized things you said The Borg... Partypoopers of the galaxy.. ( Medical Hologram )
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MrsMdiver said: HowComeYouDontCallme said: I am lonely.. I know I look happy and a sweet person, but inside I'm lonely.. Often.
I blame it on the fact that I take care of my son on my own and I'm a housewife and mother all the time.. Not the person Marion. I don't go out often because of financial problems and I alway have to find a babysitter for Tim to go out.. And if I want to go out.. there's nobody to go out with! As Zombie said... When I'm in a crowd I want to be alone.. I also hate the noice of the tv.. I also found out a while back that I'm HSP ( Highly Sensitive Person ) which contributes to my lonelyness.. http://www.highlysensitivepeople.com/ Wish we lived closer. Me too babes The Borg... Partypoopers of the galaxy.. ( Medical Hologram )
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NDRU said: The org can take up a lot of time for some of us. Do you think that it's because you're missing something in the way of human interaction in your real life and the org (or internet in general) helps to fill it?
I know that sounds negative so I'll start by admitting that I think that's the case for me! I'm surrounded by people all the time, but I feel lonely, and there is some socializing that is just easier to do with strangers. I've always been quiet, I don't think I've had as many conversations in my life as I have had here. Maybe it's not just loneliness, but the internet actually offers a format that real life interactions can't. I can totally relate to this too I'm a bit of a loner anyway. I don't want to be, but I can't help it sometimes, and online interactions can somewhat fill the void. It's like, the more I'm around people IRL, the less I'm here, and vice versa. If you will, so will I | |
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thejason said: I'm just here to meet fans of Prince music and stay up-to-date...
you haven't met me yet... THE B EST BE YOURSELF AS LONG AS YOUR SELF ISNT A DYCK[/r]
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JerseyKRS said: NDRU said: I think it's interesting to see couples who org. I don't know if I could write quite the same if my S.O. was here, too. Not that I am terribly different here as IRL, but maybe I feel just a little freer to say certain things [in the privacy of the internet ] that's understandable. Erin and I don't really hide much with our personality's, so we don't worry much about what is said. I only get a little embarrassed when she gives a little too much bedroom detail. I'm sorry I killed your "Boner is Missing" thread with talk of your actual boner. | |
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ZombieKitten said: I'm lonely, but when I go out and surround myself with family and friends and obligations, all I want is to retreat
ME TOO. Exactly. I think that's why I'm back on the org more lately. The second I've had enough of humanity, I can just close the muthafuckin' tab. Doesn't usually take long. I'm not exactly lonely, though life does feel pretty meaningless lately, and that's probably partly because my level of social interaction has mostly been intentionally shallow. "What's 'non-sequitur' mean? Do I look it up in a Fag-to-English dictionary?" | |
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vivid said: Alej said: Definitely not alone, but I do feel very lonely most of the time. Even when I'm surrounded by people that's the only time I ever feel lonely. If I'm surrounded by people and don't want to be there. Otherwise, solitude is golden. | |
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I've been feeling a bit lonely when it comes to men
It's always so complicated Other than that, except for feeling quite lonely music-wise, I'm fine. | |
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tackam said: ZombieKitten said: I'm lonely, but when I go out and surround myself with family and friends and obligations, all I want is to retreat
ME TOO. Exactly. I think that's why I'm back on the org more lately. The second I've had enough of humanity, I can just close the muthafuckin' tab. Doesn't usually take long. I'm not exactly lonely, though life does feel pretty meaningless lately, and that's probably partly because my level of social interaction has mostly been intentionally shallow. OH NOEZ!! I'm sorry to hear this!! Go sailing in the rain, cures everything!! (did you see my recent thread?) A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon | |
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HamsterHuey said: NDRU said: there are very popular orgers and I don't think I am one.
To me it's more about WHAT people say than the amount of it. But, I must admit I think I click quicker if an Orger has a pic up of himherself as an avatar or at least posted his/her picture; it makes it easier to relate. My brain does not say "Zombiekitten". It says "Charlotte"or "Lotta". And that makes it... more personal. And even though I have never met her (but going to, soon) she already feels like a friend. And has felt like that for years. True, you associate people with their avatars, naturally. And yeah Charlotte posts a lot of photos that let us in on her life. Of course I HAVE met her, so everything else pales in comparison! My Legacy
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thekidsgirl said: NDRU said: The org can take up a lot of time for some of us. Do you think that it's because you're missing something in the way of human interaction in your real life and the org (or internet in general) helps to fill it?
I know that sounds negative so I'll start by admitting that I think that's the case for me! I'm surrounded by people all the time, but I feel lonely, and there is some socializing that is just easier to do with strangers. I've always been quiet, I don't think I've had as many conversations in my life as I have had here. Maybe it's not just loneliness, but the internet actually offers a format that real life interactions can't. I can totally relate to this too I'm a bit of a loner anyway. I don't want to be, but I can't help it sometimes, and online interactions can somewhat fill the void. It's like, the more I'm around people IRL, the less I'm here, and vice versa. true, and if something comes up in real life I will drop the computing immediately. I know which is more important! My Legacy
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HamsterHuey said: NDRU said: there are very popular orgers and I don't think I am one.
To me it's more about WHAT people say than the amount of it. But, I must admit I think I click quicker if an Orger has a pic up of himherself as an avatar or at least posted his/her picture; it makes it easier to relate. My brain does not say "Zombiekitten". It says "Charlotte"or "Lotta". And that makes it... more personal. And even though I have never met her (but going to, soon) she already feels like a friend. And has felt like that for years. you didn't even call me twat!!!!! | |
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prb said: HamsterHuey said: To me it's more about WHAT people say than the amount of it. But, I must admit I think I click quicker if an Orger has a pic up of himherself as an avatar or at least posted his/her picture; it makes it easier to relate. My brain does not say "Zombiekitten". It says "Charlotte"or "Lotta". And that makes it... more personal. And even though I have never met her (but going to, soon) she already feels like a friend. And has felt like that for years. i live in the same country as Charlotte, and we still havent met damn island i live on can't you like get on the sick cat or spew E II? | |
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MrsMdiver said: HamsterHuey said: To me it's more about WHAT people say than the amount of it. But, I must admit I think I click quicker if an Orger has a pic up of himherself as an avatar or at least posted his/her picture; it makes it easier to relate. My brain does not say "Zombiekitten". It says "Charlotte"or "Lotta". And that makes it... more personal. And even though I have never met her (but going to, soon) she already feels like a friend. And has felt like that for years. Well put When I met Marion, it felt like we had been friends for a long time. It felt comfortable and natural. Marion probably didn't really know who I was when we met, I know Petra sure didn't but they laughed at all my jokes so I forgive them | |
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ZombieKitten said: HamsterHuey said: To me it's more about WHAT people say than the amount of it. But, I must admit I think I click quicker if an Orger has a pic up of himherself as an avatar or at least posted his/her picture; it makes it easier to relate. My brain does not say "Zombiekitten". It says "Charlotte"or "Lotta". And that makes it... more personal. And even though I have never met her (but going to, soon) she already feels like a friend. And has felt like that for years. you didn't even call me twat!!!!! You're gonna like her Herman! I met her IRL.. and going to meet again I'll order some coffee for you when you join us The Borg... Partypoopers of the galaxy.. ( Medical Hologram )
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HowComeYouDontCallme said: ZombieKitten said: I know how that feels I read that HSP thing, sounds like me too That's why I put the link down.. I recognized things you said it's weird I never heard of that before, but it makes so much sense! I think my son has Sensory Processing Disorder, on the hyper side, it's like HSP but completely over the top reaction-wise. He screams if you touch him | |
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NDRU said: HamsterHuey said: To me it's more about WHAT people say than the amount of it. But, I must admit I think I click quicker if an Orger has a pic up of himherself as an avatar or at least posted his/her picture; it makes it easier to relate. My brain does not say "Zombiekitten". It says "Charlotte"or "Lotta". And that makes it... more personal. And even though I have never met her (but going to, soon) she already feels like a friend. And has felt like that for years. True, you associate people with their avatars, naturally. And yeah Charlotte posts a lot of photos that let us in on her life. Of course I HAVE met her, so everything else pales in comparison! you really wanted to write na na na na na | |
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HowComeYouDontCallme said: ZombieKitten said: you didn't even call me twat!!!!! You're gonna like her Herman! I met her IRL.. and going to meet again I'll order some coffee for you when you join us :mug: | |
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ZombieKitten said: NDRU said: True, you associate people with their avatars, naturally. And yeah Charlotte posts a lot of photos that let us in on her life. Of course I HAVE met her, so everything else pales in comparison! you really wanted to write na na na na na I think it's already evident that I am superior to Huey, no need to rub his face in it! My Legacy
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NDRU said: ZombieKitten said: you really wanted to write na na na na na I think it's already evident that I am superior to Huey, no need to rub his face in it! !!!!! | |
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lol: your not sorry you wanted to mess up his boner
PunkMistress said: JerseyKRS said: that's understandable. Erin and I don't really hide much with our personality's, so we don't worry much about what is said. I only get a little embarrassed when she gives a little too much bedroom detail. I'm sorry I killed your "Boner is Missing" thread with talk of your actual boner. your not sorry you wanted to mess up his boner [Edited 2/23/10 17:24pm] [Edited 2/23/10 17:25pm] | |
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drgnfly said: lol: your not sorry you wanted to mess up his boner
PunkMistress said: I'm sorry I killed your "Boner is Missing" thread with talk of your actual boner. your not sorry you wanted to mess up his boner [Edited 2/23/10 17:24pm] [Edited 2/23/10 17:25pm] That's like saying I wanted to throw my birthday cake in the garbage! | |
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PunkMistress said: drgnfly said: lol: your not sorry you wanted to mess up his boner
[Edited 2/23/10 17:24pm] [Edited 2/23/10 17:25pm] That's like saying I wanted to throw my birthday cake in the garbage! A moment on the lips a lifetime on well you know the rest...a boner on the other hand would that be one hand on the hip another on the well I think we all get the picture there too | |
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drgnfly said: PunkMistress said: That's like saying I wanted to throw my birthday cake in the garbage! A moment on the lips a lifetime on well you know the rest...a boner on the other hand would that be one hand on the hip another on the well I think we all get the picture there too a boner in the hand is better than a what? | |
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ZombieKitten said: drgnfly said: A moment on the lips a lifetime on well you know the rest...a boner on the other hand would that be one hand on the hip another on the well I think we all get the picture there too a boner in the hand is better than a what? cake in your bush. | |
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