One of my friends doesn't get the concept of blogging- of putting your thoughts out there for the whole world to see. I definitely understand her point of view (especially after certain specific events that scandalized her!); there are some feelings that are just too personal to put out to the world. It's hard to be comfortable with something like that- in fact, it's better not to be comfortable with something like that, in a way.
But sometimes, I like putting down my feelings. I rarely talk about the context, that's always something personal for me; more personal than my emotions in fact. Somehow, i'm used to letting out my emotions on the internet- maybe it's just a certain blogging culture, I'm not sure. Yes, I do talk about them to the people concerned, too, but a blog feels like such a good ... dumpster to deposit all your thoughts in. Irrespective of anything, it's going to take in everything you say (and mirror it on an internet page, but oh well.)
As Anne Frank said, paper has more patience than people.
And I'm really too used to blogging to bother right now =P
But sometimes, I like putting down my feelings. I rarely talk about the context, that's always something personal for me; more personal than my emotions in fact. Somehow, i'm used to letting out my emotions on the internet- maybe it's just a certain blogging culture, I'm not sure. Yes, I do talk about them to the people concerned, too, but a blog feels like such a good ... dumpster to deposit all your thoughts in. Irrespective of anything, it's going to take in everything you say (and mirror it on an internet page, but oh well.)
As Anne Frank said, paper has more patience than people.
And I'm really too used to blogging to bother right now =P
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Plus, it lets people comment.
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