I need a little help here

[Cyan]

I was bleeding posts and threads in my time, I really had the motivation to express myself to the best I could, I really developed a bond with all the users but I feel I have bled the place dry. I love these forums I really do, and I have no intentions of leaving in the near future, I dont know whether it is that I have said all that I can, or that there is nothing to motivate me anymore. Prehaps it is the need for friendship, or the fact I have milked avatar for all its worth, and in the process diminished its message. I wanted to say that, im pretty vulnerable right now, and would love some contact and collaboration with you guys to make me feel useful around here

[rapunzel77]

It is understandable that after so many posts on Avatar itself, that you would feel dry. I think that is also why the off topic boards on here are important since it helps to build friendships . Post on here when you can or just say what is on your mind. That is what some of us do and as a result, we have got into some very good conversations .

I hope this helps. Let me know.

[ZenitYerkes]

You've got plenty of time to post your Avatar stuff, try to make fewer and more elaborated posts.

And you can also reply to existent ones.

[Fkeu'itan]

Just because you don't post as often, doesn't make you any less of a member of the community.

I can understand that you feel Avatar may have been bled dry a little bit, but the off-topic boards will always be alive.

[Tudhalyas]

Colonel, I can understand you pretty well. We took the movie and we turned it inside out multiple times to get all possible answers to all possible questions you and I would have about it.

As Fkeu'itan said, don't worry because the forums will always be alive. Don't rush yourself in trying to find more and more topics about Avatar, but rather focus on your best ideas when you get them: quality over quantity.

If you don't have anything to say about Avatar right now... just come here on the off-topic forum!

[Cyan]

Thank you guys, thats really helped

[RizZy]

I've been a member of a gaming community forum since 2003 & I have only managed just over 1000 posts, I can go weeks without saying anything on there, it's just the way it goes - someone will post something that catches your eye & you'll be off again.