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Just woke up, might as well start writing:
hmm... where does Lit-Net fit in with the rest of the jumbled up soup pot called by some, my life? Does it float right next to the books I love, or my new-found fascination of philosophy? Why am I faceless in Lit-Net, where I reveal everything (my feelings, desires, hope, beliefs) but my NAME, or even a picture that I'd associate my self with, but very open about my symbolic identity (that my parents chose to adopt) in Facebook and reserved about my true self? I don't force any comment here, whereas in Facebook, I think twice before even saying hello. Isn't Facebook more unreal than my virtual self in Lit-Net? Why do I even choose to communicate on the internet when I could just as well send letters to my friends, or pick up the phone? Why do I put convenience above friendship-- it's not even friendship; it's the acknowledgment of others' existence? Well, Lit-Net is my release, where I could come in with my mind, stark, and just reveal things that I would think twice to mention to any acquaintance. I hope I have a good future here, and come out more learned than I was before.
Welcome to the infinite ramblings of a confused mind!
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  1. kiz_paws's Avatar
    Let me be the first to give you a warm welcome to the LitNet Blog section. Blogging is great fun, kind of a kaleidoscope of who we are/hope to be. I feel I can be open in cyberspace probably because people have no choice as to accept us (or not to accept -- their decision) as we are, with our writing, ranting, and just plain random-ness. Anyhow, I look forward to reading some more of your 'stuff'! See you later, Kiz_paws
  2. Virgil's Avatar
    Welcome Craze.
  3. crazefest456's Avatar
    thanks guys! I'm trying to not force out the next entry...
  4. B-Mental's Avatar
    Hey Craze456...welcome to the wide world of blogs...very nice first entry...looking forward to more...B