Do You Invite Others to A2K, Or keep it to yourself?

I have mentioned it in passing to a few people who I figure won't ever arrive here. The most recent one who I brought it to was my doctor. Now him...yeah, he might end up here.



...and what sort of complications are you expecting Edgarblythe?

Some of my friends are too nosy, particularly ones I work around. I keep my personal life away from them as much as I can.

Shewolf is my cousin. Other than that I have no friends or relatives that frequent this site.

Re: Do You Invite Others to A2K, Or keep it to yourself?

I really have no one to tell that would care one way or another.

I tell my wife sometime stuff that's happening here, but she never visits the site.

It's a small world sometimes, ain't it?

I've invited a good cyber-friend to this site, as well as Mr B who looked and told me to have fun . The long time cyber-friend (also a Chicagolander) has joined as ASM. She's posted a couple of times and I hope she'll become more active.

Yo, Ade! How was Thanksgiving?

I made the mistake of telling Penbury about A2K, and he ended up posting all over the place, causing all sorts of bloody mayhem.

OUTRAGEOUS!

He changed his name slightly, just to try and fool me, but I soon spotted the bugger.

I'm pretty good at figuring things out, Lord Ellpus, and, although this may come as a shock to you, I believe Penbury is, in actuality, smorgs.

She is one devious wench and there is something sinister about her apparent deception.

You may be right, Gus.

The next time he (she?) bathes me, I'll look on his (her) obvious arousal in a totally different light.

Now now, Lord, smorg's hermaphroditic nature should not enter into this conversation. Let us instead concentrate on his/her A2K multiple identity disorder.

I keep it a deep secret.


I like having a place that is a kind of separate reality.

My ex knew about it, but kept well away because I asked him to.

My brother told me about A2K and encouraged me to check it out. Now that I can't imagine sharing it with others, I realize just how generous that was.

I couldn't possibly tell friends and relatives about A2K - I would have no place to whine about them behind their backs.

I can believe that you have relatives, Green Witch, but friends?

I believe we all know you better than that.

and I thought you were my friend Gus. I guess I'll just leave now...
(slowly exits as tears stream down face)

<kicks Green Witch in butt as she walks out the door. (but a gentle, loving kick -- a kick that indicates friendship)>

I've told acquaintances about it; for example, people who used to come into our gallery and got talking about art websites. My business partner knew about it, but, lucky for me, scoffed at such a thing. I'd really not have wanted her to see all my nutso posts.

I've tried to recruit a neighbor from LA who is a motormouth on politics and travel to Brazil, Spain, Portugal, and Italy and neighborhood type concerns - he's a fan of the old town square type community meetings back in Massachusetts in times of yore. But he's on dial-up and pretty phobic about the net and how computers work and I've just given up.

I have this image of your business partner standing there, scoffing, and, to tell you the truth, it pisses me off.

My wife is involved in the chats in Pogo. She's not interested in a2k. That is, unless she's here in disguise. If she is, who would she be? Hmm. Hadn't thought of that.