Cherry_dream
After getting inside Twitter, Pownce, Jaiku and Facebook, I realize of how much people want to keep in touch, even in this way and if they don't know about the other person's language. Add people with whom barely you do/will talk or not even that. Do we feel this lonely that we feel fine just by "knowing" people like this? Under this terms? It's sad to see people feels fulfilled about this way of communication. It's sad to see people that agrees with this way of communication, but there are some of us who say that "such is better than nothing". I guess that the one who doesn't want to  keep in touch is the one who we should worry about. Anyway, to look for (and to stay in touch with) others looks like an inherent need to human beings. I have succumbed myself to it, but I have enjoyed it. Thnaks to my OpenID, I've found new places where I can get lost and know more poeple, such as Jyte, where you can create a sentence (named "claim"), that can be voted as "yes" or "no" or like "I agree" or "I disagree". Although I'm aware that the first time I went there, I thought it was like MySpace, but not at all! Just by the contrary, I think I could "socialize" more than I've done in MySpace. So it's true that relationships are built little by little, and if you're not there enough time, nothing really happens, to what I say that's worse than anything else in the world. It's better to let them happen, good things or bad ones, instead of being lethargic. Dunno. I'm still thinking how to put a background to Tumblr, like I did with my blog. As a wonderful addition, I got  nausea, and for the n-th time, by no means I'm pregnant. Enjoy my stiled:



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