So i found my blog again?

Alright, i don't know how i keep finding myself back here? How many people on the net blog anymore? Or at least on blogger. No, a hotter spot would be something like tumblr and facebook. But Facebook can be a battle ground of too many people you know, knowing how you feel, while Hashtagging something and forgetting that your not on twitter. And Tumblr is just a fandom playground of folks gushing about stuff they like.

The whole internet is kind of like Facebook and Tumblr. Your either taking everything too seriously and letting everyone know about, or your just talking about a many Gif you saw.

If you made a list of place you spend on the internet the most. A good majority in my books would be Youtube, Deviantart, Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, little bit of 4Chan, Wikipedia, then a fan wiki, then some random site about something or other.

Really the net is a big place where you can find practically anything you want at the stroak of finger. Unless your on a table, then its a swipe of a finger. But in my case, i limit myself. Just going back to the same places over and over again. And if i don't see something new, i keep pressing refresh until something new pops up. Reading that out loud, that's a pretty sad realization.

Prior to this post, i didn't have access to the internet for 2 weeks. Sparring the details, not much felt that different. I use my computer for other things then looking at stuff, I write, play games, check the time because I keep forgetting to set my clock or buy a watch. But other then that, the first thing i did when i got it back was go back to the usual places. Like no time had passed at all.

The lack in comments in most of these blogs either mean that no one really has a comment to make on some guys random dribbles, or i come off needy for attention. But simply mentioning the lack of comments in of itself may seem even more needy. I try not to really. I kind of look at this place as a theraputic side of the internet that people don't know about. It's nice, it's kinda lonely, but it's nice.