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catz-eyes - 2005-05-31 08:20:54
"hi-5" cherub! hehehe ;) ...never think for a moment that a lac of a comment reflects upon you, cherub, or what you've written. more often than not, sometimes it's just hard to know what to say to a person - depending on what the entry has contained. ... and you're right... some diarists do seem to attract 30 or more comments... but give me quality over quantity any day :) love & kindness to you always ***HUGGLES*** =^..^=
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Chrissy - 2005-05-31 08:22:24
Sometimes a simple note could bring so much warmth from a distant soul. One you may never meet in person, but can get a glimpse of in another form. But lest we must always remember and never forget isthat the worlds of the internet is the biggest stage if actors of all. Everyone can play the role they want to play. Manipulator, victim, lover and so forth. One will never really know what another person may be over the net line, as compared to what you will find face-to-face. But I, I am who you read, but even as such, I don't like the role of victim, survivor, ar anything else. Like you, I write for myself, but if by chance something I have said or written should leave someone with a smile, then so be it. It is a beautiful highlight of another day. P.s You're a wonderful writer. My "other diary" isn't as well written as yours. But then again, I guess writers of Literotica have dirty minds. God knows I do. I hope your meeting goes well. Have a splendid day hon.
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second-love - 2005-05-31 08:56:15
I too starting writing just for me - as a way to look back and remember all this wackiness i am currently going through. And despite my being "locked", i found that i got a small "following". It has helped me SO MUCH to have those "buddies" comments. Several of those people have helped me SO MUCH through some very difficult times. Others leave a note from time to time that just warms my heart :). Still i dont feel compelled to write any differently. Its STILL my heart and my words and only for me... but im always grateful for my newfound friends here that know all the secrets *smile* (ps...and it IS addicting!)
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Julia - 2005-05-31 12:32:12
When I started writing, it was for me, but it quickly turned into an obsession of ever changing layouts and the constant search for interesting links, photos, tidbits and entertaining entries for the readers. I do try to write for me, and when I do manage to make an entry for me, I like to know that people have read and enjoyed it. Or, even if they just stopped by and liked what they saw, thought something was funny . . . it's like getting a card or a letter in the mail - it makes you smile and makes your day. I will try to make an effort too to make a comment and stop lurking. I will come back again and read what you have to say.
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czarandom - 2005-05-31 14:06:13
I've been known to be a little bit of a lurker, but I usually comment on entries that I find to be touching. I'm new to your blog, I read your last entry and I must say that I'm very pleased to finally find some well written erotica. See ya' around.
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nancy - 2005-05-31 14:33:01
i know what you mean about comments.... sometimes i comment, sometimes not. your 4 part story was good!! but i cant read it before work..... anyway, i lurk now and then, and comment now and then. sometimes its a time issue, sometimes i just have nothing to add.... but i do keep reading!
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Fightn4life - 2005-05-31 18:34:47
Awesome post�I too am a lurker. I feel at times like I am invading a secret place in someone's mind. I at times think I will add a quick entry and move on�then I find myself following banners, comments and presto�lurking again. I add favorites so I will be notified when someone up-dates. I love looking at the wonderful layouts. I work at times on a wed layout on my computer. I get side tracked by lurking and working a full time job in my 3D life. Someday� loved this ost. It did hit home. Sandyz Oh...I added this diary to my favorite's. :)
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chelle - 2005-05-31 20:41:18
I am a lurker but don't like to comment too much as don't want people to think I am imposing on their thoughts etc how can I when mine are so screwed! Just thought I'd say I will drop by again and no doubt lurk for some time
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Annie - 2005-05-31 22:56:34
Oi.
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llewelyn - 2005-05-31 23:40:10
I like your style, I clicked on an add and ended up here. Surprisingly worth it, so figured I'd drop a line and make you feel... full of purpose I suppose...
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Hi - 2005-06-01 02:52:50
HI! I loved the words,those places,when you said "raspberry",and,yeah,when you said"fix". Like a junkie who needs a fix or something. You said it so well,perfect. For my taste. For my feeling. Keep going!
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baby-worms - 2005-06-01 04:25:15
Hey, now i feel bad for not actually leaving my name in the last entry. I am the one who posted as "Me". Love your words, hope you dont mind me reading them :)
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Danielle - 2005-06-01 14:41:58
Hi! I came here through a banner (the "Talk about a Happy Meal" one). Just thought I'd leave a comment, since you asked so nicely. :-)
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Jess - 2005-06-01 18:15:26
Hello!! :)
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onyx - 2005-06-01 23:03:25
It's a fine line. Most days I don't get any comments and I feel almost a sensation of freedom to write whatever I want because no one is looking. Other days I want to completely pander to the masses. Like your entry. I'll be back for more.
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megan - 2005-06-02 02:22:10
i love your writing
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JS - 2005-06-02 08:41:04
I wouldn't exactly call myself a lurker, since this is my first visit to your site. Sometimes I've overwhelmed and thankful for the notes I receive, and yet other times? I feel like people honestly don't understand, and yet try to force a nice note of understanding. It's odd..but sometimes I just want to be able to write without the commentary. Make sense?
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Carrie - 2005-06-02 11:17:33
I clicked on a banner, and found myself staring at a description of my diary almost exactly - i started it as a way to keep my sanity through a rough time in my life, and even though it's locked and only a few people know the password, when days go by that i don't get any comments, somehow my sense of self-worth is affected. Amazing how my whole day can depend on the random thoughts of people who've never even seen my face... people i consider "friends" even though i know nothing about them and stumbled upon their lives by accident. But i don't know what i would do without my diary now.
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lildebkitty - 2005-06-02 12:04:21
*raspberry*
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