Withdrawal from 'My Orble'
June 4th 2007 11:55
I attempted over the past few months to see if it were possible for me to refrain from posting on my orble blog. Well i failed misery, as i found that after about a week or so, in trying to occupy my time elsewhere from blogging, that it was impossibe to resist from at least posting a couple of times now and then. And then it became more of excercise of of i just post once per week. That became twice per week, which extended to per day not week. As during the seperation from my blog, i felt that something was missing. That need to type and post something on my orble blog. There is something about blogging that once you start you become hooked. That inner urge to splurge some words. It is like that post-blog disorder that has recently been established by researchers. That is where you become a blogging addict, whereby essentially you find that your live revolves around your blog and blogging as often as you can. Trying withdrawing yourself from you orble blog and you will find that the more you refrain yoursefl from blogging something the more you want to blog. That is for every post that you dont create, you want to blog another post in absence of it.
I propose how long could you prevent yourself from posting something your orble blog. Try to refrain for as long as possible and see how well you go. Especially for all those regular bloggers. Would you confess to being a blog addict or maybe a blog addict in the making. Cause i can admit that feel that i could fit in the blog addict in the making catergory, in experiencing post-withdrawal from my orble. Which begs me to ask a second question is it possible to prevent oneself from becoming a blog addict. What can be done to stop blogging. Thirdly, if you experience a withdrawal type symptom are you at riskof becoming a blog addict. Lastly and most importantly what are the risks of being or becoming a blog addict. A cyber medium that allows you to express yourself, not being afrain of unveling a opinion. Fundamentally is ask is blogging such a bad thing?
I propose how long could you prevent yourself from posting something your orble blog. Try to refrain for as long as possible and see how well you go. Especially for all those regular bloggers. Would you confess to being a blog addict or maybe a blog addict in the making. Cause i can admit that feel that i could fit in the blog addict in the making catergory, in experiencing post-withdrawal from my orble. Which begs me to ask a second question is it possible to prevent oneself from becoming a blog addict. What can be done to stop blogging. Thirdly, if you experience a withdrawal type symptom are you at riskof becoming a blog addict. Lastly and most importantly what are the risks of being or becoming a blog addict. A cyber medium that allows you to express yourself, not being afrain of unveling a opinion. Fundamentally is ask is blogging such a bad thing?
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Comment by peeker
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I don't think the readers will appreciate this experiment =)
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Comment by Lily
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I'm the opposite, in that i don't blog as much as i'd like to, though when i am blogging, i'm super intensely IN and nothing can drag me out.
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Lilla wrote a great post on Blogaholism, here's the link to it;
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~Lily
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