Ah artistic types ...
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blamebramptonVery quick poll, NB, the first word of the first answer should be care, but lj won't let me fix it. *Damn you, LJ!*:[Poll #1507051]For my own part, after RL attacks of the last option, I entered fandom determined to work solely for myself, and do sometimes achieve that happy state, but more often it's accompanied by occasional wobblies. Having chatted to several friends on the topic, the wobblies seem a common surprise guest.
What about you lot? And how do you combat the wobblies if you're someone they hit?
What about you lot? And how do you combat the wobblies if you're someone they hit?
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Date: 2010-01-05 05:24 pm (UTC)Comments to me are like an addiction. One i know I should leave alone, but for some reason I keep coming back to them, again and again. Not only do I count my own, but I also count other's and compare my number to their number. Which is a major mistake, because, trust me, that way lies madness-and depression. something I can manage on my own just fine.
How do I combat the wobblies? I don't. they just fester in me, causing undue stress and anxiety until I finally decide enough is enough, and they go away;until the next time I post a story and they return again for the next visit.
It's somewhat comforting to know I'm not completely alone in this, but just seem to be taking it to the almost psychotic side of the wobblies.