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Since it's past 3am and I can't sleep, I've been reflecting on my time at JUB and how the experience of the forum has changed for me over the years. I was really tempted to post in the "what's wrong with JUB?" thread to air out all of the grievances I have, but then I realised I've sort of lost the right to complain since I'm not really actively contributing to the forums anymore. At least in the past when I complained, it was somewhat counterbalanced by the fact that I was here interacting with my friends and contributing to the forums as a whole. Now if I complain I'm just that guy who stops by to remind everybody why he doesn't like to come here much anymore. That's kind of a downer for all of the people who still post daily (or the new people who have started contributing and still really enjoy being here).
I think it's pretty obvious to most people that JUB isn't as active as it once was, and I think there has also been a shift in the overall tone of the forums, but I can't help wondering whether I've been overstating how much change has actually occurred. My experience on JUB is very different now to what it was 3 years ago, but how much of that is due to JUB changing, and how much of it is due to me being a different person now than I was back then?
When I come to JUB now, it's a whole lot easier for me to focus on the petty arguments and the negativity, but that sort of stuff has always been here, at least it was here 4 years ago when I first signed up. I think it's just that back then, I was interacting with everybody constantly and people were going out of their way to interact with me too. That's not really the case anymore, and I think it's mostly my fault. I can't really blame people for not interacting with me when I log in for a day or two and then disappear for a month, especially if I neglect the PM conversations I start or participate in. I'd probably be less inclined to drop somebody a forum comment or a PM too if they hadn't responded to the last few I sent.
So of course JUB is going to seem like a shitty place if when I browse the forums I can't really see many people who are interested in interacting with me. I mean, I can't count how many of my friends have self-deleted or gone inactive, and that's certainly a factor too, but whether it's by my own doing or not, a community forum isn't exactly going to be appealing to me if I don't really feel like a part of the community anymore. I can't really tell if there's less of a sense of community on JUB, or if it just seems that way because I'm not really a part of it anymore (at least not in the way I used to be).
I don't really know what the point of saying all this is, but it's definitely something that's been on my mind tonight. I should probably just sleep.
At least buy something and they should dress appropriately to even enter that store.
I think it's disgusting that I had to wait 10 minutes for two silly women to let me and my friends at the till. I was buying £2000 worth of clothes at Harrods when those two silly women stood around and brought nothing.
There's nothing worse than window shopping paupers who waste everybodys time.
10 minutes? Patience Miz. And over 3,100 dollars of clothes???
