Comments on: People - together and alone http://www.aaronbraver.com/blog/entries/48 Tue, 07 Sep 2010 07:31:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: K http://www.aaronbraver.com/blog/entries/48#comment-22 K Mon, 14 Nov 2005 14:19:09 +0000 http://www.aaronbraver.com/blog/entries/48#comment-22 I think that sort of thing is fascinating--it shows how people view themselves in terms of that particular group, so it reveals a lot about them and what they prioritize. See? I'm commenting in your damn blog. Comment in my livejournal! And I'm sorry I didn't call you back, I actually called because I had a question but then it got answered and things were a little chaotic this weekend. You'll read about it later. I think that sort of thing is fascinating–it shows how people view themselves in terms of that particular group, so it reveals a lot about them and what they prioritize.

See? I’m commenting in your damn blog. Comment in my livejournal!

And I’m sorry I didn’t call you back, I actually called because I had a question but then it got answered and things were a little chaotic this weekend. You’ll read about it later.

]]> By: Danny Silverman http://www.aaronbraver.com/blog/entries/48#comment-21 Danny Silverman Mon, 14 Nov 2005 01:45:01 +0000 http://www.aaronbraver.com/blog/entries/48#comment-21 Yes. Oh, you mean thoughtful thoughts? Um...I try not to do that. Cause it sucks. And it can often be taken as a sign that a relationship is going down hill, or wasn't great to begin with. Then again, sometimes people are not trying to be hurtful but are just completely oblivious, and talking to them might help. Yes.

Oh, you mean thoughtful thoughts? Um…I try not to do that. Cause it sucks. And it can often be taken as a sign that a relationship is going down hill, or wasn’t great to begin with. Then again, sometimes people are not trying to be hurtful but are just completely oblivious, and talking to them might help.

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