Well, I finally wrote SOMETHING.

[apocalypsos]

I just spent the last two hours writing a detailed account of the drama that led to me moving back to Pennsylvania and fifteen minutes with my finger hovering over the keypad debating whether or not to post it.

*headdesk*

(I got it off my chest, right? No one says I have to go public in a flocked capacity with it, right?)

EDIT: Aw, hell. *saves content, deletes post*

One of these days I'll get the cojones to post that thing.

Comments

[trishalynn.livejournal.com]

Agreed. Though most of the time, I think that any "security" on LJ can ultimately be compromised, having private posts for yourself isn't a bad thing.

Oh, and anavrinny? You don't have to put meaningful posts on your LJ if you don't want to. If you really don't want anyone to read your business but you still want to write it down, I recommend keeping an offline journal. It could be a computer one or it could be a pen-and-paper one. I keep one to journal about private mental struggles.