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Returning (sort of)

Laika

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
hey,

I'm still pretty burned out from all the confrontations on RF I've had in the past and will hold back from the discussions for a while. my own personal problems and the ferocity of debates on the forum interact and can be pretty toxic which is not good at all but I do actually miss the people here so I may drop by occasionally. I'm still figuring out how the best way to balance the internet with everything else.

Its only been two months or so since I've been away. it feels longer. In real life I finally got a job volunteering twice a week at a charity shop and its been going fairly well. my 28th birthday passed quietly on July 13th with a Chinese takeaway in the evening. After a year without a laptop I finally decided to get a Chromebook and have been figuring out how best to keep my privacy on the dam thing. [curse you google drive! I am not sharing my porn with google!] small steps but still getting better from depression.

I also joined an Objectivist forum, read quite a bit of Ayn Rand and contemplated being an Objectivist for a bit. I owe that to RF and its Atheistic Satanists for showing me the value of going to the dark side. At some point you just realise that life is short, the world is probably going to end and decide to put yourself first. thats what really matters.

Greed is Good. Greed is Right. Greed Works. Now, if you could all just be good altruists and show your compassion for your fellow man and give me all your money, that would be great... :D

It hasn't stuck but was a much needed break from the more destructive and masochistic dimensions of Marxism. I don't know what I'd call myself now but "confused" sums it up nicely.

Hope you've all been well and looking after yourself. does anyone else share the over-powering desire to develop an unhealthy and reassuring relationship with drugs and alcohol when they watch the news or it is just me?
 

Curious George

Veteran Member
hey,

I'm still pretty burned out from all the confrontations on RF I've had in the past and will hold back from the discussions for a while. my own personal problems and the ferocity of debates on the forum interact and can be pretty toxic which is not good at all but I do actually miss the people here so I may drop by occasionally. I'm still figuring out how the best way to balance the internet with everything else.

Its only been two months or so since I've been away. it feels longer. In real life I finally got a job volunteering twice a week at a charity shop and its been going fairly well. my 28th birthday passed quietly on July 13th with a Chinese takeaway in the evening. After a year without a laptop I finally decided to get a Chromebook and have been figuring out how best to keep my privacy on the dam thing. [curse you google drive! I am not sharing my porn with google!] small steps but still getting better from depression.

I also joined an Objectivist forum, read quite a bit of Ayn Rand and contemplated being an Objectivist for a bit. I owe that to RF and its Atheistic Satanists for showing me the value of going to the dark side. At some point you just realise that life is short, the world is probably going to end and decide to put yourself first. thats what really matters.

Greed is Good. Greed is Right. Greed Works. Now, if you could all just be good altruists and show your compassion for your fellow man and give me all your money, that would be great... :D

It hasn't stuck but was a much needed break from the more destructive and masochistic dimensions of Marxism. I don't know what I'd call myself now but "confused" sums it up nicely.

Hope you've all been well and looking after yourself. does anyone else share the over-powering desire to develop an unhealthy and reassuring relationship with drugs and alcohol when they watch the news or it is just me?
Cheers.

Glad to see you here again...sometimes one needs to log out for a while.
 
I'm still pretty burned out from all the confrontations on RF I've had in the past and will hold back from the discussions for a while. my own personal problems and the ferocity of debates on the forum interact and can be pretty toxic which is not good at all but I do actually miss the people here so I may drop by occasionally. I'm still figuring out how the best way to balance the internet with everything else.

Welcome back, there's a debate about the definition of atheism going on again so maybe you want to leave it a few more weeks :D
 

lewisnotmiller

Grand Hat
Staff member
Premium Member
Welcome back, there's a debate about the definition of atheism going on again so maybe you want to leave it a few more weeks :D

Hardly a debate. It's just taking some time for people to realise I'm right. Again.
Welcome back @Laika. Don't bother taking life too seriously, I'm damn sure it's laughing at us trying to figure it out.
 

Jumi

Well-Known Member
Working charity is good, so is a bit of selfishness. :thumbsup: It's good to find a healthy balance.

For your Chromebook troubles, you might try to get Linux installed on that as a second or primary OS for more privacy and control over your computer. Just an idea. :)
 

Laika

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
Cheers.

Glad to see you here again...sometimes one needs to log out for a while.

its nearly 1 o'clock. I better get myself ready to survive the evening news. Cheers!

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Hardly a debate. It's just taking some time for people to realise I'm right. Again.
Welcome back @Laika. Don't bother taking life too seriously, I'm damn sure it's laughing at us trying to figure it out.

Welcome back, there's a debate about the definition of atheism going on again so maybe you want to leave it a few more weeks :D

I'm glad to see you still share my pain. let the screaming begin...

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metis

aged ecumenical anthropologist
Welcome back, and I think quite a few of us can feel your frustration at times.

My recommendation: just pick and chose your "fights" carefully. Now I just need to follow my own advice. :expressionless:
 

Laika

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
Welcome back, and I think quite a few of us can feel your frustration at times.

My recommendation: just pick and chose your "fights" carefully. Now I just need to follow my own advice. :expressionless:

I know the feeling on that one. its always easier to know what you should have done when you've logged off.

Leaving is futile. Lol :D
I hope you stay! I left for a time and now I'm back too :)

Lol. Did you spend some time on ChristianForums.com or Atheistforums.org? I vaguely remember seeing you on a forum other than RF and thinking "maybe I should say hi?"

That is simply one of the facts I would need to check at the door. Whether it exists or not.
:p

Sounds like your heading through "the scary door".

 

Brickjectivity

wind and rain touch not this brain
Staff member
Premium Member
I am glad to see you are still on your long journey towards seeing things my way! :smiley: (I'm kidding.)
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
hey,

I'm still pretty burned out from all the confrontations on RF I've had in the past and will hold back from the discussions for a while. my own personal problems and the ferocity of debates on the forum interact and can be pretty toxic which is not good at all but I do actually miss the people here so I may drop by occasionally. I'm still figuring out how the best way to balance the internet with everything else.

Its only been two months or so since I've been away. it feels longer. In real life I finally got a job volunteering twice a week at a charity shop and its been going fairly well. my 28th birthday passed quietly on July 13th with a Chinese takeaway in the evening. After a year without a laptop I finally decided to get a Chromebook and have been figuring out how best to keep my privacy on the dam thing. [curse you google drive! I am not sharing my porn with google!] small steps but still getting better from depression.

I also joined an Objectivist forum, read quite a bit of Ayn Rand and contemplated being an Objectivist for a bit. I owe that to RF and its Atheistic Satanists for showing me the value of going to the dark side. At some point you just realise that life is short, the world is probably going to end and decide to put yourself first. thats what really matters.

Greed is Good. Greed is Right. Greed Works. Now, if you could all just be good altruists and show your compassion for your fellow man and give me all your money, that would be great... :D

It hasn't stuck but was a much needed break from the more destructive and masochistic dimensions of Marxism. I don't know what I'd call myself now but "confused" sums it up nicely.

Hope you've all been well and looking after yourself. does anyone else share the over-powering desire to develop an unhealthy and reassuring relationship with drugs and alcohol when they watch the news or it is just me?
Welcome back!
 

Deidre

Well-Known Member
Lol. Did you spend some time on ChristianForums.com or Atheistforums.org? I vaguely remember seeing you on a forum other than RF and thinking "maybe I should say hi?"
I'm done with CF since I left theism ...but just started back up on AF. I actually have been a member over there for a while and you would LOVE AF.com. Some of the same people but a slightly different atmosphere. You should have said hi ...I wonder if you made an intro thread and I commented? :D

Nice to see you back!
 

Shiranui117

Pronounced Shee-ra-noo-ee
Premium Member
hey,

I'm still pretty burned out from all the confrontations on RF I've had in the past and will hold back from the discussions for a while. my own personal problems and the ferocity of debates on the forum interact and can be pretty toxic which is not good at all but I do actually miss the people here so I may drop by occasionally. I'm still figuring out how the best way to balance the internet with everything else.

Its only been two months or so since I've been away. it feels longer. In real life I finally got a job volunteering twice a week at a charity shop and its been going fairly well. my 28th birthday passed quietly on July 13th with a Chinese takeaway in the evening. After a year without a laptop I finally decided to get a Chromebook and have been figuring out how best to keep my privacy on the dam thing. [curse you google drive! I am not sharing my porn with google!] small steps but still getting better from depression.

I also joined an Objectivist forum, read quite a bit of Ayn Rand and contemplated being an Objectivist for a bit. I owe that to RF and its Atheistic Satanists for showing me the value of going to the dark side. At some point you just realise that life is short, the world is probably going to end and decide to put yourself first. thats what really matters.

Greed is Good. Greed is Right. Greed Works. Now, if you could all just be good altruists and show your compassion for your fellow man and give me all your money, that would be great... :D

It hasn't stuck but was a much needed break from the more destructive and masochistic dimensions of Marxism. I don't know what I'd call myself now but "confused" sums it up nicely.

Hope you've all been well and looking after yourself. does anyone else share the over-powering desire to develop an unhealthy and reassuring relationship with drugs and alcohol when they watch the news or it is just me?
*sees Laika*
 

Laika

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
I'm done with CF since I left theism ...but just started back up on AF. I actually have been a member over there for a while and you would LOVE AF.com. Some of the same people but a slightly different atmosphere. You should have said hi ...I wonder if you made an intro thread and I commented? :D

Nice to see you back!

I haven't been on AF for quite a long time and decided to go with RF instead. I entered Atheistforums.org under my old username (Red Economist) back in April 2015 with my typical level of tact and subtlety about my personal beliefs. (i.e. absolutely none at all). ;)

Commie says hi!

yours is reply #14 on page 2! I totally forget. :D

*sees Laika*

Well, that's quite a welcome. Can I expect a "Get well soon" card as I recover from your hug in hospital? :D
 
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