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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm no psychologist at all but at at times I find the forums an interesting place to just 'people watch' - am I alone in this?
I guess they're like a little microcosm of real life - watching as everyone goes about their business and how they interact with each other can be quite fascinating I think!
Who's flirting with who, who's passive aggressive, who's white knighting, who's empathetic, who's a right softie at heart, who's an attention whore (*guilty, m'lud!), who's got a heart of gold ... the list is endless. It's like a soap opera at times!
If you don't already do it, take some time out to observe what's going on, the games being played and how different people or groups are treated - it really can a be insightful glimpse into human behaviour! 
I like to treat Fab as a bit of escapism and a diversion from everyday life and I guess that's probably true for most of us individually.
Collectively though Fab is a mix of very diverse and different personalities with a common interest and it's intriguing when we all mix in the forums!
Anyone else fascinated by this? Or just me?   |
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"I'm no psychologist at all but at at times I find the forums an interesting place to just 'people watch' - am I alone in this?
I guess they're like a little microcosm of real life - watching as everyone goes about their business and how they interact with each other can be quite fascinating I think!
Who's flirting with who, who's passive aggressive, who's white knighting, who's empathetic, who's a right softie at heart, who's an attention whore (*guilty, m'lud!), who's got a heart of gold ... the list is endless. It's like a soap opera at times!
If you don't already do it, take some time out to observe what's going on, the games being played and how different people or groups are treated - it really can a be insightful glimpse into human behaviour!
I like to treat Fab as a bit of escapism and a diversion from everyday life and I guess that's probably true for most of us individually.
Collectively though Fab is a mix of very diverse and different personalities with a common interest and it's intriguing when we all mix in the forums!
Anyone else fascinated by this? Or just me? "
you have way too much time on your hands Dan.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I too find it fascinating Dan.
But not as much as the pictures of fajiners."
 ha that's true!!!
I forgot to add to my lengthy post the most important bit : Ladies - send nudes!!  |
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I find OP that in comparison to when I used to post quite a bit I've cut down quite a lot and just browse the forums/observe more now without posting much. Over time you learn and figure out peoples patterns and opinions on the forums from every category from who the relaxed and laid back folks are to who is just a full on arse hole who you just avoid talking with and if they start some shit then just tell em to fuck off. |
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it is fascinating!! I do it a lot, watching is fun... in lots of different situations  its funny though when you start to like or dislike people through their posts and you at some point end up with their face picture and just think- well that's not how I pictured you at all...! |
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what I find more interesting about lurking too is that you can figure out what you want to discuss and talk with other posters with. Don't get me wrong there are more than enough nice people on here but what I find off putting about posting on just normal everyday subjects/threads is that they can be going al right then some one makes one comment or joke etc then all hell breaks loose and it's a full on argument/back and forth where as it could have been avoided or was just not necessary/not the time and place to talk like that? What can you do though eh humans are unpredictable that way it's kind off the whole interesting shift and change in our psychology like how you brought up. |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
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I love the forum, but I sometimes forget that I lurk far more than I participate (unless it's a music thread!). I really should change that!
It is fascinating and you get to 'know' the forumites, whether that's how they actually are or what they choose to project, who knows. It keeps me entertained |
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I will add some more now Yes it is fascinating and how predictable some people are even if they dont think they are.
Its just like any social situation where a group of people from all walks off life come together.
Some things do humour me. I make my own entertainment. |
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
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You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. |
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You can't beat a good white/dark knight. It's like watching virtual chess as you see them burning the bridges trying to paint their "prey" in a corner. Then when they're all cockt and think they're in there prey get away. And then abbligatory "where are the genuine women/when did fab become fabbook" threads appear.
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. "
feeling safe is my highest concern so i have honed this skill. i'm not psychic though and do get stuff wrong i know.
but it is why i love honest people also, so i don't have to use too much energy working them out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I already admitted im a psychology student and I do kinda ask questions at times just to see the reactions but i actually love the interactions and undercurrents of the forums. I love seeing how people relate to each other and what they get passionate about.
I love the connections between people or the site in general and how each person is an individual yet the general tone of a thread or the mood in general affects behaviour.
I swear im not from Sydney Uni. I just creep on you guys for fun |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There are three types of people in this forum. Firstly, there are people who make things happen. Then there are people who watch things happen. Lastly, there are people who ask, what happened?
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"There are three types of people in this forum. Firstly, there are people who make things happen. Then there are people who watch things happen. Lastly, there are people who ask, what happened?
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Love it!!
 So what did happen?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There are three types of people in this forum. Firstly, there are people who make things happen. Then there are people who watch things happen. Lastly, there are people who ask, what happened?
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I'm all theses |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. "
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He's gone straight into first date mode |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There are three types of people in this forum. Firstly, there are people who make things happen. Then there are people who watch things happen. Lastly, there are people who ask, what happened?
I'm all theses "
I'm just hiding in my man cave |
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. .
He's gone straight into first date mode "
You're my second favourite when you're not with the looney toons in the politics foum |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. .
He's gone straight into first date mode
You're my second favourite when you're not with the looney toons in the politics foum "
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Ooh no you don't you smooth taking two timer... Besides I like her analysis waay more than yours |
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"I already admitted im a psychology student and I do kinda ask questions at times just to see the reactions but i actually love the interactions and undercurrents of the forums. I love seeing how people relate to each other and what they get passionate about.
I love the connections between people or the site in general and how each person is an individual yet the general tone of a thread or the mood in general affects behaviour.
I swear im not from Sydney Uni. I just creep on you guys for fun "
do you find it interesting at times how a subject/thread can be going light hearted then all off a sudden it some how takes a different direction and changes the subject on to something completely different? Forumites have different outlooks/attitudes or personalities but similarities too I've noticed which either stay the same or over time change. it's always something new to learn or which you find one sticks around and observes the different forum topics every other day and the shift in the general morale off most off the regular users. |
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. .
He's gone straight into first date mode
You're my second favourite when you're not with the looney toons in the politics foum .
Ooh no you don't you smooth taking two timer... Besides I like her analysis waay more than yours "
You're just showing the differences in gender in-group bias and therefore validating my analysis. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. .
He's gone straight into first date mode
You're my second favourite when you're not with the looney toons in the politics foum .
Ooh no you don't you smooth taking two timer... Besides I like her analysis waay more than yours
You're just showing the differences in gender in-group bias and therefore validating my analysis. "
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God I hate it when I unwittingly validate you |
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard. "
I agree,I think she would be a very good person to go to for advise,either telling me to fuck them off or give me a full on analysis  |
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By *orum TrollWoman
over a year ago
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"wonder if it would surprise anyone to know i love analysing people. i just automatically do it and don't put much thought into it at all.
You're one of the people i find most interesting on the forums. Your analysis is of a high standard.
I agree,I think she would be a very good person to go to for advise,either telling me to fuck them off or give me a full on analysis "
i'm good at listening, can remain impartial and rational, i do actually care despite not letting that show, and i over think so all that helps.)
hehe you know me well though, fuck them off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I already admitted im a psychology student and I do kinda ask questions at times just to see the reactions but i actually love the interactions and undercurrents of the forums. I love seeing how people relate to each other and what they get passionate about.
I love the connections between people or the site in general and how each person is an individual yet the general tone of a thread or the mood in general affects behaviour.
I swear im not from Sydney Uni. I just creep on you guys for fun do you find it interesting at times how a subject/thread can be going light hearted then all off a sudden it some how takes a different direction and changes the subject on to something completely different? Forumites have different outlooks/attitudes or personalities but similarities too I've noticed which either stay the same or over time change. it's always something new to learn or which you find one sticks around and observes the different forum topics every other day and the shift in the general morale off most off the regular users."
Im actually really naughty and occasionally post ambiguous questions just to see how they are interpreted and how people think. I love the different styles and approaches people take to the forums. I love seeing how they all work together to make it the way it is (the good and the bad).
Yeah I especially love seeing a newbie find their feet. So many people change their style over time either to fit in or not. Even myself, im comfortable here now, my posting style is very different to how I was at the start. Whether I fit in or not is not for me to judge |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm no psychologist at all but at at times I find the forums an interesting place to just 'people watch' - am I alone in this?
I guess they're like a little microcosm of real life - watching as everyone goes about their business and how they interact with each other can be quite fascinating I think!
Who's flirting with who, who's passive aggressive, who's white knighting, who's empathetic, who's a right softie at heart, who's an attention whore (*guilty, m'lud!), who's got a heart of gold ... the list is endless. It's like a soap opera at times!
If you don't already do it, take some time out to observe what's going on, the games being played and how different people or groups are treated - it really can a be insightful glimpse into human behaviour!
I like to treat Fab as a bit of escapism and a diversion from everyday life and I guess that's probably true for most of us individually.
Collectively though Fab is a mix of very diverse and different personalities with a common interest and it's intriguing when we all mix in the forums!
Anyone else fascinated by this? Or just me? "
I think this is my favourite forum post, ever. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I already admitted im a psychology student and I do kinda ask questions at times just to see the reactions but i actually love the interactions and undercurrents of the forums. I love seeing how people relate to each other and what they get passionate about.
I love the connections between people or the site in general and how each person is an individual yet the general tone of a thread or the mood in general affects behaviour.
I swear im not from Sydney Uni. I just creep on you guys for fun do you find it interesting at times how a subject/thread can be going light hearted then all off a sudden it some how takes a different direction and changes the subject on to something completely different? Forumites have different outlooks/attitudes or personalities but similarities too I've noticed which either stay the same or over time change. it's always something new to learn or which you find one sticks around and observes the different forum topics every other day and the shift in the general morale off most off the regular users.
Im actually really naughty and occasionally post ambiguous questions just to see how they are interpreted and how people think. I love the different styles and approaches people take to the forums. I love seeing how they all work together to make it the way it is (the good and the bad).
Yeah I especially love seeing a newbie find their feet. So many people change their style over time either to fit in or not. Even myself, im comfortable here now, my posting style is very different to how I was at the start. Whether I fit in or not is not for me to judge "
We all know you work for the tabloids, you can stop the pretence now |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I already admitted im a psychology student and I do kinda ask questions at times just to see the reactions but i actually love the interactions and undercurrents of the forums. I love seeing how people relate to each other and what they get passionate about.
I love the connections between people or the site in general and how each person is an individual yet the general tone of a thread or the mood in general affects behaviour.
I swear im not from Sydney Uni. I just creep on you guys for fun do you find it interesting at times how a subject/thread can be going light hearted then all off a sudden it some how takes a different direction and changes the subject on to something completely different? Forumites have different outlooks/attitudes or personalities but similarities too I've noticed which either stay the same or over time change. it's always something new to learn or which you find one sticks around and observes the different forum topics every other day and the shift in the general morale off most off the regular users.
Im actually really naughty and occasionally post ambiguous questions just to see how they are interpreted and how people think. I love the different styles and approaches people take to the forums. I love seeing how they all work together to make it the way it is (the good and the bad).
Yeah I especially love seeing a newbie find their feet. So many people change their style over time either to fit in or not. Even myself, im comfortable here now, my posting style is very different to how I was at the start. Whether I fit in or not is not for me to judge
We all know you work for the tabloids, you can stop the pretence now "
This is your roving reporter Bunny Hop reporting from the scene of the filth |
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"Im actually really naughty and occasionally post ambiguous questions just to see how they are interpreted and how people think. I love the different styles and approaches people take to the forums. I love seeing how they all work together to make it the way it is (the good and the bad).
Yeah I especially love seeing a newbie find their feet. So many people change their style over time either to fit in or not. Even myself, im comfortable here now, my posting style is very different to how I was at the start. Whether I fit in or not is not for me to judge "
aaaah I see, so in a sense from a psychological point off view you like to ask the ambiguous questions in order to get more clearer definitions or explanations off people to figure out where one is coming from? It doesn't make you naughty I would say it makes you more curious or you like quisitive. Either that or you just like to subtly mess around a bitand see what surprised or unexpected reaction off confusion you might get off people. |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I find the forums fascinating. I have a really good memory and seeing the changes in stances based upon who a person is interacting with amusing to say the least. I like seeing how a forumite develops also.
The one thing I do dislike will be those who assign their narrative to others in a poor Psychology 101 attempt. 
I don't have a neurotypical way of viewing things and know I am not alone in that but I guess people interpret others how they wish. *shrugs*
But yeah, you're not alone Puck! |
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By *rowleyMan
over a year ago
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"Try doing it regularly in a busy club full of people ,you second guess ,read body language ,look into there eyes and learn about people..
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I'll occasionally do that when out. Just sit on a wall or bench and people watch. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I do a lot of lurking and for want of a better word watching. Interesting sometimes to see the way people react to threads and other forumites. I have my own interpretation of some forumites and know the ones I avoid. X |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My memory is diabolical at the moment, along with my deep thinking and cognitive reasoning.
If someone asked me the same question 3 times, one week apart, they would probably get a different answer every time.
Some days my mind is a desert with tumbles blowing through it.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Try doing it regularly in a busy club full of people ,you second guess ,read body language ,look into there eyes and learn about people..
I'll occasionally do that when out. Just sit on a wall or bench and people watch. "
I do it stood next to the DJ on tbe dance floor ,gets tricky when the dirty dancing starts |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I do a lot of lurking and for want of a better word watching. Interesting sometimes to see the way people react to threads and other forumites. I have my own interpretation of some forumites and know the ones I avoid. X "
What reasons do you have for avoiding people? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Try doing it regularly in a busy club full of people ,you second guess ,read body language ,look into there eyes and learn about people..
I'll occasionally do that when out. Just sit on a wall or bench and people watch. "
You don't know what they're thinking though. That's physical behaviour. |
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By *rowleyMan
over a year ago
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"Try doing it regularly in a busy club full of people ,you second guess ,read body language ,look into there eyes and learn about people..
I'll occasionally do that when out. Just sit on a wall or bench and people watch.
I do it stood next to the DJ on tbe dance floor ,gets tricky when the dirty dancing starts "
I can imagine. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I do a lot of lurking and for want of a better word watching. Interesting sometimes to see the way people react to threads and other forumites. I have my own interpretation of some forumites and know the ones I avoid. X
What reasons do you have for avoiding people? "
Some people I must rub up the wrong way and anything I say seems to provoke an angry response, or they just ignore me. Can't like everyone x |
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"I do a lot of lurking and for want of a better word watching. Interesting sometimes to see the way people react to threads and other forumites. I have my own interpretation of some forumites and know the ones I avoid. X
What reasons do you have for avoiding people?
Some people I must rub up the wrong way and anything I say seems to provoke an angry response, or they just ignore me. Can't like everyone x "
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Rubbish |
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"I do a lot of lurking and for want of a better word watching. Interesting sometimes to see the way people react to threads and other forumites. I have my own interpretation of some forumites and know the ones I avoid. X
What reasons do you have for avoiding people?
Some people I must rub up the wrong way and anything I say seems to provoke an angry response, or they just ignore me. Can't like everyone x .
Rubbish "
Why? X |
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"My memory is diabolical at the moment, along with my deep thinking and cognitive reasoning.
If someone asked me the same question 3 times, one week apart, they would probably get a different answer every time.
Some days my mind is a desert with tumbles blowing through it.
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Do you remember that money I lent you a while ago...well it's time to pay it back |
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"My memory is diabolical at the moment, along with my deep thinking and cognitive reasoning.
If someone asked me the same question 3 times, one week apart, they would probably get a different answer every time.
Some days my mind is a desert with tumbles blowing through it.
Do you remember that money I lent you a while ago...well it's time to pay it back "
I wish I had some scatter-brain friends like that
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"My memory is diabolical at the moment, along with my deep thinking and cognitive reasoning.
If someone asked me the same question 3 times, one week apart, they would probably get a different answer every time.
Some days my mind is a desert with tumbles blowing through it.
Do you remember that money I lent you a while ago...well it's time to pay it back
I wish I had some scatter-brain friends like that
- Mrs. J -"
They're the best type of friend |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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I've never studied psychology, sociology or any of the human sciences but I do enjoy people watching generally so the forum proves fruitful for a digital version of that. I read a lot more than I post and also have a pretty good memory so the forums are entertaining and infuriating in equal measure, which means they are innately fascinating. Especially when the people who have studied or are knowledgeable about such things throw a thought grenade into the middle of the thread just to see what happens. The buggers. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There are a lot of facts about life that make some people deeply uncomfortable when you present them. I find it amusing to see the reactions. "
First rule of politics... Don't tell people what they don't want to hear... Especially snowflakes, their heads explode |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"At my age I don't want to talk about the shrinkage  .
Corrected for you
Your empathy is noted..... "
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I tend to read much more than I post, and do enjoy people watching. People in general are fascinating.
Though, apart from a few, I tend not to remember what individuals have posted previously.
Most of the time I prefer not to get embroiled in arguments on here, and stick to the more fun frivolous threads. Though the arguments can be fun to read
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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It's a fascinating place. I watch more than I contribute but that's mainly because there can be a bit too much confrontation, drama, whatever you wish to call it and I'm just not interested in that. I just pop in and out when the mood takes me. The forums make me tut to myself at times but they also make me laugh a lot. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My memory is diabolical at the moment, along with my deep thinking and cognitive reasoning.
If someone asked me the same question 3 times, one week apart, they would probably get a different answer every time.
Some days my mind is a desert with tumbles blowing through it.
Do you remember that money I lent you a while ago...well it's time to pay it back "
I could have sworn I paid you back |
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"My memory is diabolical at the moment, along with my deep thinking and cognitive reasoning.
If someone asked me the same question 3 times, one week apart, they would probably get a different answer every time.
Some days my mind is a desert with tumbles blowing through it.
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maybe all it needs is a little bit off the old brain juice and that ought to get the old memory kick started and up + running again good as new... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Dan, absolutely.
I find the interactions here compelling -- wonderfully and hideously, in near equal measure.
Not only do I people-watch but I have honed learning/thinking from some of the discussions and disclosures here too - and not just from those that agree with my general outlook. I have also learned more about myself, again the good and the bad.
Truly fascinating, and terribly phone-battery draining. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Dan, absolutely.
I find the interactions here compelling -- wonderfully and hideously, in near equal measure.
Not only do I people-watch but I have honed learning/thinking from some of the discussions and disclosures here too - and not just from those that agree with my general outlook. I have also learned more about myself, again the good and the bad.
Truly fascinating, and terribly phone-battery draining. "
That's because you post the longest quotes ever.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Dan, absolutely.
I find the interactions here compelling -- wonderfully and hideously, in near equal measure.
Not only do I people-watch but I have honed learning/thinking from some of the discussions and disclosures here too - and not just from those that agree with my general outlook. I have also learned more about myself, again the good and the bad.
Truly fascinating, and terribly phone-battery draining.
That's because you post the longest quotes ever.
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Sorry, not sorry. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"Dan, absolutely.
I find the interactions here compelling -- wonderfully and hideously, in near equal measure.
Not only do I people-watch but I have honed learning/thinking from some of the discussions and disclosures here too - and not just from those that agree with my general outlook. I have also learned more about myself, again the good and the bad.
Truly fascinating, and terribly phone-battery draining.
That's because you post the longest quotes ever.
Sorry, not sorry."
It's your battery. I mostly use the 'puter.
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my life is perfectly normal and sane compared to this place 
