Seems to me that interpassivity would be the way to create distance. You're not really engaged, after all.
I like the word...interpassivity. yesterday, one of my friends updated her Facebook status about six times, stating how peaceful and wonderful her Christmas day was. But...she was spending the day on Facebook?! I laughed at her, but there I was, reading her STUPID FACEBOOK UPDATES.
I think that there is now even a way to "block" their posts w/o their knowledge that your blocking them - short of "Unfriending" them... in case you don't want to actually read them... ;)
Indeed! It's never enough to be interpassive. But sometimes, there's not much to offer.
ReplyDeleteGive us some insight into your post.
As the song goes... you've got to FIGHT for your right to Parrrrrrty!
ReplyDeleteOr in my case, to create a little "critical distance" from the world that will keep it from intruding. ;)
...and this was written as a piece opposed.
ReplyDeleteSeems to me that interpassivity would be the way to create distance. You're not really engaged, after all.
ReplyDeleteI like the word...interpassivity. yesterday, one of my friends updated her Facebook status about six times, stating how peaceful and wonderful her Christmas day was. But...she was spending the day on Facebook?! I laughed at her, but there I was, reading her STUPID FACEBOOK UPDATES.
We are so removed from the moment....
I think that there is now even a way to "block" their posts w/o their knowledge that your blocking them - short of "Unfriending" them... in case you don't want to actually read them... ;)
ReplyDeleteAfter all, a letter ALWAYS arrives at it's destination, for its' destination is wherever it ends up. ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, I have blocked the majority. I think she's next...
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