Author Topic: Strange brotherhood  (Read 1050 times)

Zenboy

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Re: Strange brotherhood
« Reply #15 on: January 27, 2015, 01:01:41 PM »
I do stick my oar in from time to time!!  More often than not though I can be found lurking in the shadows looking on.  Well, until the injunction kicks in anyway!!!  Right, must get some work done.  That's what they pay me for I guess haha!!  Have fun.


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Re: Strange brotherhood
« Reply #16 on: January 27, 2015, 02:55:30 PM »
Hi, I'm pretty new around here too - great to be here!

I don't mind being disagreed with but I'm mostly here for fan-boy worship, don't really enjoy arguing about music (well not all the time anyway). I have a wide range of musical tastes other than NMA so I'm pretty much up for anything! :D

Windyx

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Re: Strange brotherhood
« Reply #17 on: January 27, 2015, 10:32:21 PM »
I just left an NMA fb fan group.  I don't really feel like I fit. It goes from a good  discussion, then someone misinterprets something,  then it's an argument, it often gets nasty or personal, then people change subjests and ignore the fact that somebody was just verbally insulted. I keep rejoining,  then realising that this forum is where I belong. One of the fan groups on fb is complete anarchy. I have read some really nasty things. Then they have the like system crap. People here are very nice and understanding and hardly ever get into arguments. I have no filter and basically speak impulsively, I am trying to improve but get crucified on fb even after explaining. It is hard to create a filter that the majority of the world already has at birth. If I know that I hurt someone, I feel horrible and mentally punish myself very badly.  It also sucks when two hours later, you realize how stupid you sounded. Then you are ashamed and develop a social phobia.
I also type exactly how I speak.
 
And actually, friends I have made on NMA tours were most accepting and understanding.
Where I'm from is not my home, and neither's where i'm bound.