The OP has every right to post his comments and why not big red letters?
If that's so terrible then obviously Beth need new forum software that prevents posters from using large red letters to please SOME of the members.

70 hours is an enormous amount of time to spend playing a game - does anyone really think you have to play for 1000s of hours before you are allowed to say the if the game is boring for you?
All the posters here objecting to the original post are the ones that should think twice before they comment and ask why they read negative posts in the first place.
You can disagree but no need to insult the OP

..and in future readers ONLY post wonderful uplifting comments of adulation about Skyrim and go away if you have a complaint.

You may want to try starting up a new character who is completely different from the first one. Maybe increase your difficulty level as well.

None of the quests are interesting enough to repeat, and none of the characters have enough depth to talk to again.

"Dude, this book I just bought is [censored], its missing the last 300 pages......."
"Yeah but dont worry, its a 1000 pages book so you got a good 700 out of it, thats more then most pocket formats will offer you!"

Terribad argument is terribad.

I've put in over 450+ hours on ONE character. I never make others, I am now level 75, and barely running out of things to do, albeit there isn't much to do at this point in the game other than finish leveling and capping my level.
Not even bored.

The game has been out 39 days, 936 hours. If you have really played 450+ hours, you need help. Considering on average people spend ~30% of the day sleeping, that means ~655 hours of 'awake time', in which you have played 450 hours of skyrim.

I agree with the OP. I'm right at 70 hours with a level 33 character myself and the incentive to continue playing just isn't there. As an RPG, Skyrim really falls flat, especially in comparison to most of its predecessors (that being excluded is Arena). The game has no reputation system, so inherently no reverberations from one's actions and path in the gameworld, very few choices and even less consequence, the factions are few, incredibly short, and pitiful, the character customization is rather basic, and the only remaining part of Skyrim that's really much of an RPG mechanic, its basic character progression system, kind of levels off by the point I and the OP are at.

Quests are repetitive, often uninteresting, and do not yield outcomes or consequences (getting back to Skyrim's lack of choice, consequence, and reputation). Dungeons are rather predictable and lack any actual hand-placed loot, creature variety, type variety, puzzle variety, etc. to make them worth it. The factions are lacking, obviously rushed or "streamlined" incoherent garbage, and without any effect on anything around you, and the halting of leveling and general character progression in this simple, option-lacking system pretty much nails the lid on the coffin. Skyrim has been tried, it's been tested, and it's been found lacking, in my opinion. It's a good game... just a pathetic RPG and subsequently a lackluster follow-up to its predecessors.

I thought the point of the game was to experience the content, not to gain all of the levels and become uber.