Fic: Men! (Mac/Stella)

Title: Men!
Fandom: CSI NY
Characters: Mac/Stella
Prompt: M: Men
Word Count: 277
Rating: G
Summary: “Men!” Stella rubbed at her temples and closed her eyes.
Notes: Written for eternal_flyers. 12/09/09.

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Fic: Built On Secrets (Mal/Inara)

Title: Built On Secrets
Fandom: Firefly
Characters: Mal/Inara
Prompt: Inara being secretive, hiding her feelings
Word Count: 114
Rating: T+
Summary: Her life is built on secrets.
Notes: Written for fireflyfaninnc. 13/10/09.

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Fic: Clear Waters (John/Elizabeth, slight John/Keller)

Title: Clear Waters
Fandom: Stargate Atlantis
Characters: John/Elizabeth, slight John/Keller
Prompt: #059 Hang
Word Count: 263
Rating: T+
Summary: He's standing out on the balcony staring at nothing in particular when Dr Keller arrives.
Notes: Written for 100_situations. Day 25 of my August Fic-A-Day Challenge (2008).

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Livejournal // Flist

I was talking with weird_fin the other day about LJ comments - basically, how numbers of comments vary depending on whether the post is a sad or happy one.

I've found that I get 50+ comments easily on posts which I'm sad or depressed in. Most of those consist of *hugs*.

To compare, I've made a few happy posts lately and have received on average, one, maybe two comments on those.

That brings me to these questions. Curiosity, I guess you could say. Copy & paste them & leave as a comment to this thread. A simple yes/no answer is fine. (Thanks!)

<b>Is everyone on my flist busy with RL and simply not commenting?</b> <b>Are happy posts more difficult to word appropriate comments for than sad posts? </b> <b>Alternatively, do you avoid responding to happy posts if things aren't so great with you?</b> <b>Am I looking too much into this? (I think I might be, but again, curiosity.)</b>

Edit: Just realised how this must look.. posting this and then a happy post.. :P Don't feel you need to comment there unless you absolutely want to. Not trying to guilt trip with comments or anything. *huggle!attacks flist*