nixmuse

Truth be told, I miss the feeling of a community. I remember in the way back when utilizing websites like Open Diary or Livejournal to write and meeting a community of people from my writing. In the age of the stand alone blog/website and sites like MySpace/Twitter/Facebook that sense of community went away for me. I wasn't really meeting new people and sharing well thought out ideas anymore. It became instant gratification through status updates about what you're having for dinner and 140 characters of complaining about the weather.

I purchased this SG yearly account as a Gift-mas gift for my boyfriend (and myself) as we are both huge fans of beautiful naked women (and I don't think either of us could wait to see Radeo or Phecda and their full sets any longer). I know we'll both have to charge the iPad much much more often now, but I don't think I realized how much of society existed within this Mecca of gorgeous nude women. I've already found groups I'm extremely interested in contributing to and a number of creative, smart, and hilariously like minded people I want to interact with.

I'm thrilled. I'm tickled even. I can feel my creative (and not just the creative) juices flowing already. Thanks for existing, SG.