In response to As If things couldnt get any worse by i_am_melinda:

My life has changed drastically since just days before xmas and not
for the better either..things just keep getting worse..and now my
car is broke....uh...why do i continue to stay positive?how?I have
no idea

Well I hope your luck gets better for the following months. On the night prior to Thanksgiving, I was involved in a car accident which shattered my knee and broke both Tibia and Fibula in my lower leg which required surgery. I hope for this year to be better for me, just though I might share my disaster experience.

In response to Thinking Inside My Head Gives Me Weird Thoughts... by Lady_Capriccio:

Perhaps I'm crazy. Or just plain werid. Perhaps it's the introvert
in me. But i think a lot, inside of my head. As in, my voice, in my
head, talking. Not to other voices. But like...rehersing what I'd
like to say in the future. This blog, for instance, was thought
about in my head BEFORE I typed it out. I'll have conversations in
my head that I'd like to have outside of my head. I find that doing
all this thinking INSIDE of my head gives me this weird feeling
about my being. As if... My body is but a shell, a robot, I
suppose, and the actual -me- is sitting up in my head, at the
controls. It even comes to having weird feelings about "life" in
general. As if... *laugh* perhaps life is reminiscent to the
Matrix, and this is all but a sham, or something. Sometimes, even
looking at myself in the mirror is weird. Not because I have self
esteem issues, or I don't like how I look, but becuase I just find
it strange to look at my own reflection. Thinking about this even
makes it more heigtened. Does this make the least bit of sense to
anyone? Or am I completely nuts and a total freak?

I think everyone does this in their own mind and to me it's perfectly normal. No one wants to admit they have aconscience or what you call a voice talking to you but it also helps you think before you speak. It's something to have because it helps you not say something wrong if you use the "voice" to your advantage.

In response to A Valentine's post... by tearpixy:
I love your Valentine's Day post. It puts some people into perspective because personally, I could care less about any holidays except for maybe Christmas. In reality, I think holidays are just a way for our country to increase retail sales which is nice, but it is also making this nation too commercial. I'd hate to sound like Charlie Brown about Christmas though truth hurts.

In response to Suppose a user account mysteriously vanishes...? by MCRDarkSerenity:

Suppose a user account mysteriously vanishes but this person has told you where he/she works so you decide to show up there and find this person. Is that creepy?

• Yes

• No

It actually depends. Let's say it's someone who you have carried on conversations with for a while now, and their account just disappears all of a sudden, then I think that them coming to track you down could either be seen as romantic or creepy, depends on your point of view.

THis is sure to happen especially when people are on websites and may just be a computer error. THe thing I don't get is tests seem to do that also but if you knew the person well enough to track them down otherwise don't bother unless it comes back.