Stop changing your avatars people!! !

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I get so confused when people change their avatars. I can't keep up with who is who. I guess because I relate the person more to the avatar than the name. Does anyone else have this problem???

there were a few avatars that I liked, and I was rather disappointed when the users decided to change them.

I miss your old avatar aunt blabby now I have to relearn that this new avatar is you.

this avatar is the real me [in the pic], I decided the time was right to give ol' art carney [the old avatar] a rest.

Ok the real you is good ill have to just deal with it. I can be very inflexible sometimes.

I feel the compulsive need to change it.

I did keep an old Ratchet and Clank avatar for almost a year, though.

I like your jacket.

Yeah I got used to Blabby's old avatar. I realised it wasn't his real picture but I kind of got used to it. (Not that the new one is a bad photo or anything, I'm just a bit of a creature of habit.)

I also recently changed mine just cause I'd had it for yonks. It was a bit of an aspie in-joke cause it showed the profile of a womans face, but from the cheeks down ( No eye contact)

Meh. I like changing my avatar every now and again. Variety is good.

I've taken the policy of changing my avatar every 100 posts. Not to offend, but just because it makes me feel different... I hope no one takes offence.

Eventually, I will run out of snake analogies, however, and revert to my original Gumprecht's Green Pit Viper avatar which corresponds with my forum name...

From now, my avatars will forever be cone based - guaranteed

thank you it stood out on the racks at the seattle goodwill store a decade back, so I just had to buy it.

I had an SVP election poster for my last avatar, now I've changed it to a Lancashire rose. I had a Lancashire rose here as my avatar a long time ago, but this is a different design.

My avatar will change every now and then, but the theme will remain the same - A solitary black wolf, usually in the snow.

I think avatars are part of self expression, at least for some. I change mine from time to time, for different reasons. Sometimes to identify myself factually, sometimes figuratively and other times to reflect a specific mood.