Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Leaving Stardoll So Far

When I decided to leave Stardoll, I was prepared for the worst. I was prepared for it to be a daily battle with myself, for twenty-two days at least, because it takes twenty-two days to make or break a habit. It wasn't. I guess it was because I had been loosing intrest in the site for a couple weeks, it just didn't intrest me as much. I guess it was only a matter of time before I stopped going on. I guess if I had waited, I would just start going on less and less rather than quitting cold turkey, like I did.
I have improved my relationship with my friend, because I won't make excuses not to go places with her so I could be on Stardoll, like I sometimes used to do. I have made a couple friends, although I don't think leaving Stardoll helped all that much. I haven't gotten a chance to go out with them, though.
My grades have improved. A lot. I get offline to do homework around then, alloting myself an hour or so to do my homework. Sometimes I'd have to rush through and not do it very well and skipping parts so I could get in bed. Sometimes I'd even log on before school, and be thinking about it all day. That really affects your academic life. Now I come home from school and take my time on my homework, doing it well and studying. (Who knew that going over your notes before I test helps you on it? :o)
I've been writing a lot, which I really enjoy. I figure up I'll pick up new hobbys one by one, until my life is full to the brink. I like that feeling. My life hasn't felt full in awhile, because all my free time was spent on Stardoll.
Do I recommed leaving as soon as you're strong enough? Yes.