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If I created a blog, I wonder how many would follow it? I always feel like I have something more to say than just a little Facebook post here and there, and Twitter definitely doesn't give me the freedom to freely type something as long or short as I want.
Am I even an interesting enough person to create a blog?
Am I even an interesting enough person to create a blog?
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You'll never know how good you might be at blogging unless you try 
A thing to keep in mind is that the best blogs with the most followers tend to stick to a fairly common theme throughout, rather than just posting random thoughts that most people won't really get. Not that you have to stick to ONE single topic in every post, but I'd say, especially starting out, try to keep it easy to read and easy to get the point of what you're saying.
I think you should try! Based on your posts around here, when you speak up on a topic, you come across as very clear, very mature, and very intelligent.
Let us know if you decide to start one
A thing to keep in mind is that the best blogs with the most followers tend to stick to a fairly common theme throughout, rather than just posting random thoughts that most people won't really get. Not that you have to stick to ONE single topic in every post, but I'd say, especially starting out, try to keep it easy to read and easy to get the point of what you're saying.
I think you should try! Based on your posts around here, when you speak up on a topic, you come across as very clear, very mature, and very intelligent.
Let us know if you decide to start one
You'll never know how good you might be at blogging unless you try
A thing to keep in mind is that the best blogs with the most followers tend to stick to a fairly common theme throughout, rather than just posting random thoughts that most people won't really get. Not that you have to stick to ONE single topic in every post, but I'd say, especially starting out, try to keep it easy to read and easy to get the point of what you're saying.
I think you should try! Based on your posts around here, when you speak up on a topic, you come across as very clear, very mature, and very intelligent.
Let us know if you decide to start one
A thing to keep in mind is that the best blogs with the most followers tend to stick to a fairly common theme throughout, rather than just posting random thoughts that most people won't really get. Not that you have to stick to ONE single topic in every post, but I'd say, especially starting out, try to keep it easy to read and easy to get the point of what you're saying.
I think you should try! Based on your posts around here, when you speak up on a topic, you come across as very clear, very mature, and very intelligent.
Let us know if you decide to start one
Being interesting is not a requirement for writing a blog; neither is getting it read. If you want to write, write. And if people make nasty comments, well most of the time you can turn comments off so that shouldn't be too much of a problem. Heck you could get your feet wet with a CC blog. That's where I go to think through in writing all the stuff that's too long for a forum post or that I don't really want everyone on singles to be talking about in a thread.
It's so unsettling when a couple shares a facebook account. You know, those "John&Jane Doe" accounts? You never know which of them is talking. If you want to send one of them a message, you don't know which is going to read it. If pictures of kids or statuses are posted, you don't know which sent it.
People are different, and I always look at someone through the lens of what I know about their personality. This person might be more sensitive, therefore I will be more careful with them. That person might be more prone to drama, in which case I would view what they say with a grain of salt. But if two people share an account, I'm going in BLIND. I have no way of knowing their quirks or gifts or anything. They might as well be a faceless stranger.
I realize why they do it. It's shared accountability, or safety, or even just presenting a united front. But I'm going to respond differently to someone's husband than I would to them. I'd be much more careful with a man than I would a woman who was a friend of mine. So in a way this defeats the whole purpose of doing it. The only way to be safe is just not to respond or react to anything that their account says.
*throws down mic and walks away*
People are different, and I always look at someone through the lens of what I know about their personality. This person might be more sensitive, therefore I will be more careful with them. That person might be more prone to drama, in which case I would view what they say with a grain of salt. But if two people share an account, I'm going in BLIND. I have no way of knowing their quirks or gifts or anything. They might as well be a faceless stranger.
I realize why they do it. It's shared accountability, or safety, or even just presenting a united front. But I'm going to respond differently to someone's husband than I would to them. I'd be much more careful with a man than I would a woman who was a friend of mine. So in a way this defeats the whole purpose of doing it. The only way to be safe is just not to respond or react to anything that their account says.
*throws down mic and walks away*
*throws down mic and walks away*
It is going to be very difficult to continue running the sound & lights in this place if people abuse our audio equipments like this. As a measure of deterrence, Lynx and I have decided to fine you $249.99 towards the cost of repairing/replacing the mic. Kindly pay the money through wire transfer within 24 hours, failing which you will not be allowed to step on to the stage again. Please note that there will be an additional surcharge of 1.5% on the total amount, for every hour past the deadline.
*stomps out of the room shaking his head*
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