And to keep that tolerant attitude, I've learned which posters to read and which not to. Ironically, I have an extremely low threshold for being "made crazy". It doesn't take much at all to send me running for my anxiety medication.
Completely understand. That board has almost driven me insane a few times. I tend to be prone to anxiety attacks myself. (Hence the reason I can't drink coffee, take psuedophredrine, or any stimulant - already wired in that direction, thank you.)I really have to police myself sometimes.
BTW, thanks for quoting that Schopenhauer comment. I haven't read the spoilery thread, but you know me--if there's a way to take a philosophical angle on the show(s), I want to know about it.
You're very welcome. I was a tad annoyed at cjl and morgain for not doing it themselves. Since I had to spoil myself even more than I was to read the thread. Ugh. So I took out the philosophy bits because I hated the fact you guys couldn't see them.
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Re: Pros and Cons of Online Posting
Date: 2003-10-22 09:55 am (UTC)Completely understand. That board has almost driven me insane a few times. I tend to be prone to anxiety attacks myself. (Hence the reason I can't drink coffee, take psuedophredrine, or any stimulant - already wired in that direction, thank you.)I really have to police myself sometimes.
BTW, thanks for quoting that Schopenhauer comment. I haven't read the spoilery thread, but you know me--if there's a way to take a philosophical angle on the show(s), I want to know about it.
You're very welcome. I was a tad annoyed at cjl and morgain for not doing it themselves. Since I had to spoil myself even more than I was to read the thread. Ugh. So I took out the philosophy bits because I hated the fact you guys couldn't see them.