firefly

[gypsyjolie]

I miss fandom. Gone are those lovely days in which I was embroiled in the tidal wave of obsession with pretty boys and devastating women, when I could sink my geek into the Lord Of the Rings movies and fiction. That make me start my LJ and it made it fun to browse my Friends page in every moment I could spare. I had online friends and inside jokes

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[valis2]

I'm almost starting to feel like the fandom über-crush is a rite of passage for geeks. Honestly, it's almost like Mary Sue. I know so many people who were full-tilt into HP and now have fallen out of it. I mean, some people go slowly and keep going in fandom...I know a few who have been writing consistently for five years.

But generally, there's this mad flame, this consuming desire to devour and create and squee, and I can see why it doesn't last incredibly long.

I'm a bit burned out on HP, and I have so much going on that I don't know if I'll ever get into another fandom in the same way.

Your words and your entries are always marvelous. I read portions to G and we both said, "Awww!" You are a beautiful, splendiferous being, and we love you so. *hugs*

You just need more cells in your battery.

[tuneslayer]

Don't forget your funky plastic glasses and ridiculous number of cute bags. You are well on your way to sexy spunky librarian, which is part of the artsy lady writer genre. :) Hey, you manage to pull off the two cat thing.
*sparkle*

My magical outlet seems to be making myself get started with what I want right !!now!! I need to write & I hate it at first, but I love getting into a pattern, and cool stuff comes out. The easiest is surrounding myself with cute little things that make me feel spunky--like banana magnets and my Sharpie whale shoes. Speaking of which, I have to go purge the dowdy half of my wardrobe. I don't care how much it cost or might be useful in seven years. It has to go.

[rroni7268]

You totally should.