Should I be in a tragic or scary situation, I really seriously doubt that anyone would tell my flist about it for at least a couple of days. This isn't an invitation to panic every time I drop off the face of LJ (because god knows I do that very regularly), but just a heads-up. The three people on my flist who I speak to in RL are also RL friends (and were pre-LJ). If I were seriously ill or injured, I can bet that all three of them wouldn't even think of posting about it on LJ, at least not in the first flush of knowing. They'd all be talking to each other and to my family and they'd know that it was more important to keep in touch with the situation than to apprise the rest of the universe of it.
Then, when they had time and knowledge, and felt it was okay to do so,
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I think it's a little creepy to have somebody's trauma-status updated every few hours and crap, real or not. I'm a little distant in electronic medium though, so maybe it's just me.
Yeah, it really is! I like my flist and all, but if I were in serious trouble, they're not the people I would be running to for support. Maybe it's a function of my own tendency to distance myself electronically as well, but I simply don't feel like I *owe* that sort of info to my flist. You know?
don't feel like I *owe* that sort of info to my flist. You know?
Or that they owe it to me, either. I don't talk about much of my rl on LJ, usually the happy stuff or the silly stuff.
I've only met two LJers and then only once. If I disappeared to join the circus of threw myself under a passing train, I don't think anyone would have a way to find out.
Which is why if I run off to the circus, I'll be sure to make a dramatic "goodbye old life!" post!*ahem*Doo doo doodle loodle doo doo doo doo...
What would you do in the circus? Just curious...