[ SECRET POST #2454 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2454 ⌋

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...I wonder if this is how I come off as...

[nyxelestia]

I'm not even that packed in terms of fandom life, I just have a very busy real life schedule at times, and fandom takes a backseat to most of that. If I were to try and mod even one community, let alone several, I would get overwhelmed.

My default verbal tendency is to be very curt and laconic when it comes to messaging people unless it's about a specific topic we're actively discussing. I don't do small talk, like, ever. The way I handle this is to write a message as needed, then go back and add in a few more emotional lines and such here and there to compensate for it. But even that, I only learned to do after a few hard lessons reminding me just how much of our communication is lost when we type things out on the Internet.

Maybe, OP, you could try just sending them a message letting them know how you feel, and see what they say? There is a very good chance that that really are just that busy, and the curtness is just them forgetting to add emotional compensation lines or not realizing that they need it in the first place.