It's Time I Left

[onlinebiker]

I see Jennifer couldn't stay away for a couple weeks...


And GUESS who' s posts she HAD to comment on?

Really... Guess...


But "she's not stalking me".


Uh huh...

Sure.

Whatever you say Jennifer.

[zwanzig]

I see Jennifer couldn't stay away for a couple weeks...


And GUESS who' s posts she HAD to comment on?

Really... Guess...


But "she's not stalking me".


Uh huh...

Sure.

Whatever you say Jennifer.

Unless you are literally dying, "Good Bye" forum threads are rarely a good idea. I have been on rp forums for about 12 years now and that's a very typical behavior; say a big, dramatic, heartfelt goodbye on the public forum, then they return at some point later. If you care enough about what other people think to post a goodbye, then you care enough to get the last word in.

The best method really is "If you plan to leave and want to disappear from a forum forever, don't tell anyone. Just go quietly." Because then, you don't seem overly sentimental about strangers on the internet and just in case you do give in to the urge to come back, nobody really knows that you made a promise to leave. It just simply looks like you took a break.

[onlinebiker]

Awwww...

And I thought it was my irresistable bubbly personality.......


Well shit!

[Fireball]

Awwww...

And I thought it was my irresistable bubbly personality.......


Well shit!

It's just that he enjoys the feelings of rage hate you stir up in him. 

[The Architect Of Fate]

My return has nothing to do with Triker. I was feeling burned out and took a break. I'm feeling better and decided I could return. Though I won't be as active as I was before to avoid the same issue.

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I see Jennifer couldn't stay away for a couple weeks...


And GUESS who' s posts she HAD to comment on?

Really... Guess...


But "she's not stalking me".


Uh huh...

Sure.

Whatever you say Jennifer.

Unless you are literally dying, "Good Bye" forum threads are rarely a good idea. I have been on rp forums for about 12 years now and that's a very typical behavior; say a big, dramatic, heartfelt goodbye on the public forum, then they return at some point later. If you care enough about what other people think to post a goodbye, then you care enough to get the last word in.

The best method really is "If you plan to leave and want to disappear from a forum forever, don't tell anyone. Just go quietly." Because then, you don't seem overly sentimental about strangers on the internet and just in case you do give in to the urge to come back, nobody really knows that you made a promise to leave. It just simply looks like you took a break.

I was seriously considering leaving permenently when I wrote it. But after a couple of days away I felt better. Though I won't be around near as much.

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I see Jennifer couldn't stay away for a couple weeks...


And GUESS who' s posts she HAD to comment on?

Really... Guess...


But "she's not stalking me".


Uh huh...

Sure.

Whatever you say Jennifer.

Why was I on that particular thread? I always go to the "Damned Trump" thread first. So I read through the thread found your incredibly moronic take and rightly refuted it. If you don't want me to refute you. Stop writing stupid shit. So there goes your little conspiracy theory that you and a grand total of two other people on this forum give any credence to. 

[zwanzig]

My return has nothing to do with Triker. I was feeling burned out and took a break. I'm feeling better and decided I could return. Though I won't be as active as I was before to avoid the same issue.

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I was seriously considering leaving permenently when I wrote it. But after a couple of days away I felt better. Though I won't be around near as much.

Welcome back. Hey, you gotta do what is best for you.

*leans in and whispers* I've written my own "Good bye" threads in the past also. And I agree, you fully intend to leave and slam the door. I always returned to the forums I have publicly promised to leave forever. That experience, plus seeing it happen with others, I understand at least in part, the true language behind an impulse to have others miss you. It is hard to eat crow and come back from "for good/forever" so I have learned to be less public when I decide to step out for a while. ^^;;

[onlinebiker]

Like a bad penny or a case of herpes........

[The Architect Of Fate]

Like a bad penny or a case of herpes........

Yeah your are 

[onlinebiker]

Still not reading your pleading love letters Bethany...

[Angrboda]

It's only a forum. Come, go, do what's best for you. Nobody will even think about it a month from now.