do you get excited if somebody responded toyour discussion?
By chingbeem
@chingbeem (910)
Philippines
August 16, 2008 12:07am CST
I do. But I also get very sad if I did not get a comment on a discussion. But if there are comments---I always believe that people from all over the world, like what I thought. Happy responding...
10 responses
@rbailey83 (1428)
• Canada
16 Aug 08
definately, i always look forward to reading responses from people who chose to make a response, but like you i do get dissapointed if there are no responses to a discussion that i started
@chingbeem (910)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
sometimes I feel like, "no one's interested", but there are just so many topics to respond to,sometimes,we dont get to view other mylotters discussions...i noticed,we get only to see much those we added as friends...
@melcahjone (135)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
i share the same views like you do..it's good to know that someone is interested in your discussions..it makes your stay here in mylot worthwhile.
@chingbeem (910)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
actually, when I am very busy---I have these thoughts that maybe mylotters have a responded and I am taking too long to comment...but when I open my mylot, I feel sad if only a few responded...tnx, melcah
@jaded22 (828)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
of course. I get excited everytime. xD I think every member here in mylot would get excited if somebody responded to a particular discussion you've started. :P And naturally, if you don't get a response, you'd feel sad but I guess that's just the way it is. :P
There are discussions that people from all over the globe can relate to and there are some which is the other way around. xD
Happy mylotting. :)
@chingbeem (910)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
at least mylot brings us to other parts of the globe...thanks jaded...happy posting.
@Xdrowninghavocx (3117)
• United States
16 Aug 08
I haven't posted too many, but it's nice to know that people have taken the time to respond. I had a discussion that went unnoticed for a while, but I didn't let it get to me. I knew that at least one person who respond.
@chingbeem (910)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
thank you for taking time responding to this...means a lot...have a nice day.
@koharukusumi (1539)
• Malaysia
16 Aug 08
Hey there, I think in order for more people to comment on your discussions you need to start a question that most people can relate to like love, friendship or the current news. It's hard to respond to a discussion that is too plain or is of specific field of knowledge like if you ask something about maths. Happy MyLotting. ^^
@chingbeem (910)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
Since mylot population is very high, there are lots of people of course with different likes and dislikes. there are mylotters Im sure who prefers intellectual topics, there are those too that prefers domestic topics,then the universal- love,friendship or the current news that you mentioned...it is really interesting actually that in mylot,we can open up any topic we like...its great right?happy mylotting too...
@asereht1970 (424)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
I do. It means that i have just started a discussion that has caught somebody's interest. It also excites me just reading responses, even if i sometimes disagree with their comment.
@chingbeem (910)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
people have different views.as long they they responded, ti means they cared enough for our thoughts, right?
@captainodie (95)
• China
16 Aug 08
yes of course I will be happy if someone responded to my discussion,it means that there is somebody paying attention to me.lol
@greenglitterturtle (2750)
• United States
16 Aug 08
hi ching...i think that is a common reaction among people. when no one comments the one who starts the discussion takes it personal and feels rejected. when it's not that at all. a person can only respond to something that they have something to say about.
@chingbeem (910)
• Philippines
16 Aug 08
yes, tnx greeng-i myself,wont respond to topics im not familiar with...but i always ask from that mylotter more info re the topic posted that I am not aware yet.it adds knowledge...
