Made that post last night hopeful that I might get a few responses and then shrieked like homer Simpson when people did in fact interact with me, haha. I'm not used to anyone actually speaking to me outside a very small circle.
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in reply to @EarthShaker's post:
I'm really liking how much cohost is pushing me to interact with other people outside my circle. I feel less observed and therefore more comfortable reaching out with actual words instead of just hitting the like button.
I feel a lot less like an intruder when I speak to a stranger here. On Twitter I always felt like I was walking into someone's living room uninvited so to speak. Barging into a private conversation.