Less Chat = Less Drama?

[bobquasit]

I haven't chatted online with ANYONE for the past several weeks. It's not so much that I've been avoiding it, although I have been a lot busier lately than I used to be. But even when I'm available for chat, usually nobody's around. I'm not sure why that is. Nor do I particularly care.

At the same time, the incidence of drama in my online life has virtually disappeared.

I am not complaining.

I'll admit that I approach certain journals on my flist with trepidation. Let's face it: some of you people lead pretty damned chaotic lives. There are times when I feel like a Victorian time-traveller trying to make sense of the interplay between the Alphas and the Betas.

So I read your journals, but tend to find myself without anything meaningful to say in the way of comments. Mind you, I actually DO want to comment - it's just that I can't find anything worth saying or listening to.

Comments

[unquietsoul5.livejournal.com]

Hopefully my journal doesn't produce those kind of feelings... granted I've been posting a bit less lately, but I'm presuming my attempts to provide more content oriented posts, and a bit more 'positive', is making it more interesting to read :-)

[moonlitmagik.livejournal.com]

i havent been online and instant messanging and i havent had online drama either.. hmm.. and as far as having nothing to say to reply to peoples post i have that all the time.. some times i dont reply to people much just because of that fact