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[sightlessbeauty]

whos is this for?
my audience or myself?

i'm so dumb,
and i've let myself become apart of it.

i don't know i don't know i don't know i don't know.

i'm going to delete my journal.

Comments

[deddervontrap]

so long my friend

[action_vs_word]

do you actually listen to my chemical romance...beacuse...well...thats just dumb

[julu]

YER DUM LIK OMG LOLS WTF!!!1/1/1/1 WHAY R U SOOO MEEN!!!111

[songcycle]

for some reason this feels like the first time i have ever seen this comment.

um, why would you ever be reading my journal anyways.
yeah, don't answer.
bye.
ugh.

[julu]

If you're nervous about self-reliance, there's always the option of disallowing comments on all of your entries, so no one can reply. You might as well just have a written, notebook journal.

Since LiveJournals are inevitably public (unless you're retarded and just want to make your journal "look pretty,") I tend to regard my entries as ideas I'm willing to share and recieve feedback from other people on. The whole nature of having a LiveJournal is, to some extent, the craving of attention. You accept this by creating one in the first place. However, this is yet another variable you learn to control. Why do people say anything to eachother? "Attention" is simply another factor of communication.

[concrete_stain]

In a journal you say what you do.
In a life do you do what you say?

[sightlessbeauty]

before people got gross enough for online journals there was such a thing as a private journal/diary, used with the mighty pen and penicl... i've decided that's all i need to feel satisfied OR SOMETHING.