Quote by AngelHeart01
Why would you let those people control you like that. Actually, it's our reactions to things that set the tone and how we feel. Let it go man, there's lots of jealously here and that's okay.
Different personalities and beliefs. I sometimes want to comment soooo hard, and I don't. Other times, I'm like ... Fuck it. Most of the time, I'm making light of things. There's those who don't get it, or have the kind of personality that can't or wont blow it off. Some can't or wont laugh it off. Better yet, just leave the thread.
Anyway, yes ... I could leave for a month. Right now, people are wishing I would, lol.
Quote by little_kitty
For all of the drama that some of the people drag up on here, there are more good people, IMHO.
As a Mod, I get to see ALL kinds of sides of people here on Lush, and believe you-me, it's not all great.
But, for the most part, I couldn't leave. Not only because of my duties here, but because I have several friends here that I genuinely like, and that I'm pretty sure like me.
You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.
Quote by sprite
plus, we fitted her with a chip and i have her gps location. if she tries to leave, i can track her down and bring her back - once a mod, always a mod.
Quote by Shylass
I don't see logging off Lush for a time as a "dare" in the usual sense of the word.
There have been times when I just needed to be away from here for various reasons. At first, it was very difficult, as I came to rely on the small social interactions, and just contact with a world outside of my current way of life.
However, I am wiser to certain things (and people) now, so I am no longer reliant on the habit as I once was. I no longer have reason to check messages every few minutes or hours as before, knowing that those who do take time to interact with (or suffer) me are patient and kind, and few.
Time away from Lush is very easy once you find what works for you. And it means that when you come back to it, it is fresher, less emotional (if it was overly so before), and of more benefit in whatever ways you choose to use it. So I don't see it as a dare, so much as a challenge to force you to evaluate its impact on you. A dare, to me, is something cheeky, shocking and probably funny (at least for the darer).
