Last year at about this time I created a twitter account. For a while I had a few followers and could easily keep up with the timeline. I did this mainly to stay in contact with a certain cub that ... umm became a close friend ... nuff said. A few months later he decided to become someone's pet and simultaneously all contact from him immediately ceased. Taking that as a hint, promptly gave him his space and quietly faded away from his life completely. By this time my follow list on Twitter had grown to be well over 120 furries. With my two jobs it became impossible to keep up on my timeline, I finally just gave up on it. I get email notices if anyone direct notes me or dose a friend request.
The way things have been going downhill at my night job, I would have thought they would have fired me by now for the numerous times I've arrived late to work or appeared to them so dead tired that I seemed asleep by their assumptions. Due to them being massively understaffed and repeated hiring freezes they are unable to hire enough people to cover my position should they ever proceed with my termination. So I still have that job. Going back to the topic of twitter: I will add just about anyone that posts a request to follow. I do this mainly because I someday intend to return to Twitter (if somehow I find myself no longer employed at my night job) and have my account still active.
The odd thing is, I haven't tweeted (except for a couple of direct messages) since about September of last year, and still getting a steady number of people requesting to follow me each week. I now have over 200 followers and I've never once advertised anywhere what my twitter name is. Though its fairly easy to guess it.
Will I return to twitter? I have no immediate plans to. Same is true with my messenger services, its just a struggle to get 18 hours of sleep per week, that I seldom have the endurance of being awake to watch anything online without falling asleep on the keyboard. I know, I've have already done so numerous times already.
So if you ever wonder why I dont tweet, now you know.