Is it weird that I am sad?

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I was reading Naryat's message on mala2e6's blog 3almanshar and I felt a real sense of loss and sadness.



I wasn't about to cry or anything, but I felt loss and couldn't understand why.



Now the weird thing (or what I suspect is weird) is I don't know Naryat. I only know the RSS feed and the collection of HTML layouts and images that are Naryat's blog. So why does it get to me so?



Me thinks I need to reconsider the true effects the internet is having on society.



To tell you the truth, if I had read this on someone else's blog I would've thought it was corny. But nevertheless, here I am.

Comments

  1. Anonymous20/2/07 10:30 PM

    3athama allahu ajrakum. in sha2a allah '7atematu al a7zan

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  2. Anonymous21/2/07 8:22 AM

    I guess it is ok to feel sad for such reason. Humans are feelings. I felt the same, we are efriends "whatever that means". And yes, we will miss each other, one way or another. "ra7 ghanni :)"

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  3. Anonymous21/2/07 1:39 PM

    don't worry about it, its a natural feeling for internet addicts like us :P

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  4. LotusGem21/2/07 3:19 PM

    The great Bakkouz on my blog. Ashraqat wa anwarat. May be I should comment more on Sharks blogsphere activities.

    @Woman> I feel your comments relates to whats here, but I dont understand it ... completely.

    @Anonymous> I don't think its right to use words deep in our religion and heretige to be a hecler.

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  5. Anonymous21/2/07 8:11 PM

    Glad to hear that.

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  6. Anonymous24/2/07 11:43 AM

    Well,
    what if i told you my decision was regarding some blogging issues? what if i told you that blogging lead me to some story that was 100% mental but affected my whole life and confused me alot?
    Actually, coming back to reality was one of the reasons behind deleting my blog!
    W to be honest, I really miss my blog, and miss you all! :-(
    It needs some practice...

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  7. LotusGem26/2/07 11:10 PM

    Naryat, I am really interested to know the story. The mental story that is, just in case you didn't know what I was referring to. :)

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  8. Anonymous4/3/07 10:04 AM

    send me on grn_gables@yahoo.com plz..

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  9. Anonymous5/3/07 7:27 PM

    wow

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  10. Anonymous7/3/07 8:37 PM

    ya zalamah reconsider mish ingate3

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