You know you’re addicted to blogging if:

If you can’t access the site, you have a minor freak out - and a major case of hitting reload.

You found yourself composing journal entries during dates, movies, etc.

When you’re out, you suddenly think of a witty reply to a comment somebody made to you… several days ago.

You’ve downloaded some sort of program which has only the purpose of making entries easier to write without going on the site manually.

You consider it a great offense if someone deletes you off their friend’s list.

The first thing you do every day when you go online is check your friends journals - even before checking your email.

When your friends ask what’s new, you get mad at them because you already wrote it in your blog and they didn’t check it yet.

You can’t seem to call your friends by their real names.

You have written posts to notify people you’re going to sleep.

You talk about your blog friends to your real life friends all the time… like they’re a part of your group.

You’ve created a blog community, and people actually post in it.

You’ve been recognized in real live by a fellow blogger.

Instead of doing research, you post difficult questions on your blog.

You’ve stopped being friends with someone in real life because of something they’ve said on their blog.

You have consoled yourself after a horrible day thinking “At least this will make a great post”

You’re jealous of people who have more friends and / or comments than you.

You have written a really great, solid post - only to be disappointed by the lack of good comments.

You’re guilty of commenting excessively to get more traffic to your journal.

You give shout outs to all your blog friends on their birthdays.

You have an additional, secret journal that hardly anyone knows about.

You have gotten mean anonymous comments (bonus points for figuring out who it was via their IP)

You actually get these jokes and pass them on to other friends who are blog addicts.

… Rampurple