你没有看错

还记得最近ask fm 有收到一个问题
"Why are you so active on social websites recently?"
我的回答是
“Well I don't know myself, maybe by the next week or month you won't see me on any of these again.”
嘿嘿 这问题问得好 而在你们阅读这个post的时候
大概还没发现我已经deactivate了facebook 和 twitter accounts
嗯 如果你发现了 谢谢你那么关注我 XD

我是个没有自制能力的人 但幸好我的自知之明够强
因此别说我极端 我这种懒虫只有在极端的情况下才会发奋图强
单纯的面子书告别礼是没有用的
我也要发奋了
因此 我就任性一次吧

deactivate的原因其实很废 我不想让人认为我还会上来
班长嘛 会定时有些问功课问课本的讯息
不好让人误会我不理会他们嘛
所以干脆就退出江湖咯
其实有一阵子没上网感觉真的很好
看看我会不会更好吧！

觉得离开最不舍得的会是那些chat messages 吧
有太多的回忆不能再一一阅读
时间太快了 等trial以后 或者是SPM以后我再重启 再细读吧！

第一个告诉的竟然是弈维
最近我觉得我们好像又走近了 朋友吧 在离别之际会有更多一点通的时候
他还说要大肆宣传我离开的事
记得 他说我坏话要跟我说！
面子书有什么重要讯息也要跟我说哦！

要奋斗啦 我会定时上来的 毕竟部落格不算 social media 呵呵
心情小日记咯！

够力 提醒我每个月要activate twitter 一次啊
其实delete 了也无妨 XD

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