#quipquirk

I’m glad I didn’t delete Tumblr when the first efflux of users left.

Sometimes I dread doing 'about me' introductions because I never know how much of myself to reveal.  Too little seems superficial and too much can come across as narcissistic.  I have yet to find a happy medium where I can give information beyond the basic, but not so much that it seems I am revealing my entire life story to a person I've only met a few minutes ago.

I often seek a level of chaos in my life to combat the monotony of it all.  

When I look at certain movements in history, I begin to wonder when we will have another revolution. It inspires me the way small groups of people notice that some aspects of their society need to be change, so they actively seek to make corrections.  The rapid pace at which their ideas can spread across the globe... We have the tools to inspire, but apathy has deaden our motivation.

Forget dropping mics; some people have me throwing iPhones and breaking Plasmas.

I can't trust people who back up their certainty with Maury Show percentages. No need to be 115% sure; 100% will suffice.

I know it's strange, but I like to check out people's archives before and after I start following them.  I like to get a feel of the person's personality and if common interests are shared.  Sometimes it's easy to forget that there is a person behind the tumblr account that has dreams and hidden fandoms just like I do. What pictures and music do they tend to favor? What do their personal posts say about them (if they have a predominantly picture blog)? How will this contribute to the beautification of my dashboard?  These are questions that must be assessed.