Your books, our mutual interests, and Elizabeth Bear (and I think Jo Walton, too).
I have a feeling that a) 50% of the people friended you for at least one of the above reasons and b) you're much less boring than you think you are.
I have a theory. When you are well-read/well-informed, even if there is direct evidence to the contrary, you usually think you are not interesting. But think of how you became well-read: probably because you have an endless capacity to find things interesting. Assume other people are the same.
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Date: 2004-03-11 12:29 pm (UTC)I have a feeling that a) 50% of the people friended you for at least one of the above reasons and b) you're much less boring than you think you are.
I have a theory. When you are well-read/well-informed, even if there is direct evidence to the contrary, you usually think you are not interesting. But think of how you became well-read: probably because you have an endless capacity to find things interesting. Assume other people are the same.