I try not to be bored, and switch up my browsing habits every now and then. There's always a new website to discover. Nowadays, I mostly use the net for research; looking up foreign culture, following sports or listening to online radio. The whole social networking side of things is passe, and I gave up frequenting some long standing haunts, which were on the downward spiral to virtual suicide.
A widespread growing trend?:?
At one point, logging into the same old places did start to get on my nerves. Or, interacting with the same apathetic users of some chat rooms/forums. When I distanced myself from those unchanging aspects, my online experience became alot healthier.
Nowadays, it's more gratifying to read up on Nat Geo, ESPN or Nasa, than the real time, daily gripes of a manic depressive. Although, it can still have its benefits. **Tongue in cheek.** :)
Joking aside, it's easy to fall into an online rut. The net is a big place though, and a lot of goodness is still out there.
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