--As it relates to a LiveJournals ( Read more... )

After a long time of thinking, I have realized that no one knows who anyone else is... until now, so here is my guide, I'll call it, "The Not-So-Useful Guide to the Scott and All of His Friends ( Read more... )

People find their own version of a "happy place" in the anonymous postings on LiveJournals. These can be seen as a relief of stress, a way to get something off of your chest, or, once again, posting to show what's going on in your life as if anyone would actually care. This, however, is where the flaw lies. This "happy place" is nothing more ( Read more... )

At this point in time, you readers who haven't posted comments complaining MAY be asking why I personally care about your lives and what you do on a web-based journal. This question can be answered in simple complexity as such: until I learned of the truly amass usage of LiveJournals, I still had a bit of faith in humanity on the whole. Now while ( Read more... )

Im posting to test one of Mary's claims.

AND IT WORKS!

Clicking "Update Journal" officially shows "Processing whining..." when posting a new message!

An LJ, as documented earlier, is made as a way for one to share his or her personal feelings with the world, what they think is wrong with their life, and take everything some kid says to heart ( Read more... )

=======WHAT A LIVE JOURNAL IS ( Read more... )

These will be the key starting points I wish to cover over the course of "Live Journals, the Universe, and Everything Else About Them Both That Annoy Me In Ungodly Amounts ( Read more... )

I've made this journal not to complain about my own life, but rather to complain about other's lives, their problems, why they have this need to complain about things, and what makes them think that having one of these journals is actually going to help ( Read more... )