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The cubicle crowd
So a lot of us seem to be sitting in our offices shooting the shit over twitter...but come ON 140 characters??? I can't do IT!!
I thought we could shoot the shit in here from time to time... For example, My Junk, you promised an incredibly provocative post that will piss people off...ok, try to offend me, I dare you! Edit: If your ass is in a chair and you are in front of a computer screen consider yourself in a cubicle...WElcomE!! Last edited by campy; 06-01-2011 at 05:38 AM. |
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Hm.
Ok. Have you ever thought about the majority of the people who hang out in this community usually end up severely burned out about how the relationship with other memebers never ever develop well on the long run? I keep noticing how theres a lot of people who invest a lot of emotions in the KATG family, get tattoos and put heart and soul in meetups and all but get brutally stomped on by the reality of things, which is that every group finally sours up. people end up hating each other (especially after sleeping with each other and trying to have relationships). The idea of a community is cool but its very slose to an ideal and ideals get people hurt. look at the percentage of people who ran away from here since the old days. is that asign of something happening or just how things go? I am a person that tries to be involved with things but at the same time, maintain my sanity. if i had the commitmnent some people her have or had, i wouldve gone crazy in a second and if i got a tattoo, i wouldve tipped it off and redone it a million times. ok, provocation done. dont take it personally, its just for the sake of conversation.
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Well, not to rehash old shit...
I think part of the issue for people was the break up. Once that happened it left some people disillusioned with the show , they stopped listening and then they disappeared. There are a lot of harsh critics in here and some very thin skinned people... feelings get hurt over shit like " Dude, you must not be too smart if you don't know the difference between they're and their" so people got bored and t'd off with the bullshit. Then I think the whole DrCreep thing has frustrated people to the point of like...fuck that boring shit.For me, I like a lively conversation so I keep coming back hoping there will still be someone in here to talk to... Considering the posts Drcreep gets there are clearly still viewers.
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that happens in every group, but here there's always been a high level of bonding, almost like its a family and that is very risky in some way. theres been a lot of members who were huge here and decided to get out for various reasons. i always think that could be devastating on a special level, since one ends up developing deep stuff here. i wont go as far as talking about eprsonal involvement with the show, cause i dont really know much about that but i guess that could be even worse. |
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Online communities don't fare well because they're established on a small piece of common ground and not personal compatibility. And because online communication is a severely hobbled form of communication in a human sense, and those holes are unconsciously filled in by one's mind with what one prefers.
Also because of a more general human trait that people want to get along more than not, which causes fostering of relationships that don't make sense in the first place. I don't really understand why people get so invested in online communities, but I'm a distant guy in general, so maybe it's not my bag. |
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just think of the tattos or all the memories and hardass relationships that some have formed. if something turned bad, it would be therapy worthy for some. |
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This sounds like you are saying that most people here get upset when every relationship that starts here invariably ends badly. I disagree that every relationship here ends badly. I suspect the odds are closer to what happens in real life - every person will have, at best, one romantic relationship that doesn't end (putting aside open/poly relationships). Your issue here may be confirmation bias - you suspect that every relationship here ends badly, so when you see something that confirms your bias, you give it greater weight and tend to discard examples that do not fit your bias. Further, I do not think that the majority of people in this community gets "severely burned out" about this. I'm not sure quite what that means but it is still probably a much stronger reaction than what most of us have. But those who don't care tend to keep quiet about it. The news stations don't produce stories about the people who didn't get robbed. Quote:
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I'd also like to look at the "percentage of people who ran away from here since the old days," but I do not believe this number has been provided. Quote:
And these are the ways in which I disagree with things, suchforthly and whatnot. Huzzah! |
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