True. Although, most of my blogging friends are married, so most of my comments are from married people. To be truly unbiased, I would have to have an equal number of single and married blogging friends. That's all I can offer.
Yes yes Nat, I did mean on not just your blog. I comment on a lot of blogs but I dont know many married people who comment. But then again, I only have a few friends that are married.
I'm a big-time lurker too. Most of the comments on my blogs are from marrieds, since most of the people who read my blog are married. Are you factoring in the whole "kids" thing too? Because I think that makes a difference. I think married+kids=comments, but married-kids=no comments. But now I'm trying to think if I even know anyone who's married without kids.
Oh, wait... Stephanie--and she DOES comment. Oh, who knows... lol
I think it depends on how much the married couple hangs out. More hang-out-time = less down-time = less commenting. AND shouldn't Angie's comment about the marrieds + kids thing be the opposite? Married + kids = less time = less commenting. Maybe I'm just drowning in my three!
Idk. Really, but I guess more married people comment on mine? But I don't think its always a time or kid issue?. Maybe they feel a need to stay in touch more because once married you don't really hang out or call people as much?.
I have been married for... 6 weeks. I have posted 3 comments in that time. All of which have been today.
Before I was married, I did about the same. I think it's generally a function of (a) access to the internet and (b) need for adult interaction. Today I need lots, apparently.
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Dood. I comment a lot. I don't know many married people who comment.
Those are my arguments.
Ha! Good point Whit. I'm not necessarily talking just my blog; but personal blogs in general.
True. Although, most of my blogging friends are married, so most of my comments are from married people. To be truly unbiased, I would have to have an equal number of single and married blogging friends. That's all I can offer.
I agree with Jody's analysis, but I'm the opposite. I pretty much get no marrieds comments
my husband and i comment all the time.
Yes yes Nat, I did mean on not just your blog. I comment on a lot of blogs but I dont know many married people who comment. But then again, I only have a few friends that are married.
I generally just lurk. But I have to get in a +1 for the marrieds in this case.
Haha! I would be interested to read your theory.
I'm a big-time lurker too. Most of the comments on my blogs are from marrieds, since most of the people who read my blog are married. Are you factoring in the whole "kids" thing too? Because I think that makes a difference. I think married+kids=comments, but married-kids=no comments. But now I'm trying to think if I even know anyone who's married without kids.
Oh, wait... Stephanie--and she DOES comment. Oh, who knows... lol
I think Angie hit on something with the kids theory. We have something to connect on.
My comments are nearly ALL marrieds. Even my single sisters don't comment anymore.
duh.. married people don't have anything else to do....
That was a low blow alaina.
haha
We're waitin' for your theories Nat!
I think it depends on how much the married couple hangs out. More hang-out-time = less down-time = less commenting. AND shouldn't Angie's comment about the marrieds + kids thing be the opposite? Married + kids = less time = less commenting. Maybe I'm just drowning in my three!
All right, Nat. You can't get off easy--we've gotta hear your theories. :)
please blog again.
Idk. Really, but I guess more married people comment on mine? But I don't think its always a time or kid issue?. Maybe they feel a need to stay in touch more because once married you don't really hang out or call people as much?.
I have been married for... 6 weeks. I have posted 3 comments in that time. All of which have been today.
Before I was married, I did about the same. I think it's generally a function of (a) access to the internet and (b) need for adult interaction. Today I need lots, apparently.
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