Myspace still doesn’t live up to Facebook for me.
I guess I would write on there, but not about the things that truly piss me off or about the mushy crap that goes on or about intense feelings. Why?
The things that piss me off would most likely offend people… especially my roommate and others. I suppose I am never really completely safe from someone that I don’t want reading this from stumbling across it and getting upset.
Mushy crap? Well people get sick of hearing how wonderful your boyfriend is or how much you love your girlfriend or whatever. It makes people want to gag and I admit…I make myself want to gag sometimes.
Sometimes blogs seem a little too much like a rundown of your day or just how wonderful things are going right now. There’s no point really. Nobody cares.
I’d rather rant about things that bother me because maybe the same things bother other people. Therefore, rants could actually appeal to people’s interest.
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I just read what I wrote….
1. Why do I care what other people think about what I write?
2. If I want to write about how much I love my boyfriend then I should.
3. Sometimes by days are quite interesting…maybe a rundown of my day wouldn’t be so bad.
4. I really shouldn’t care what others think. It’s my blog. I do what I want with it.
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The answers
1. I care, because I honestly don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings. I want to rant about how much my roommate makes me angry sometimes, but I don’t want her to read it and get really upset. I don’t want anyone to take anything I write too seriously or too personal. Words can hurt.
2. I don’t like it when people go on and on about mushy shit, but I tend to fall into that sometimes. I want to save people from getting annoyed with all the frilly details of my life. I guess I could mention it from time to time.
3. My days are not really that interesting. Rundowns = yawn
4. I can’t help it but I care. I can’t do what I want or write what I want… ESPECIALLY if it’s online and completely public.
I need an alias.
I don’t like this space. We’ll see how it progresses, but for now I’m sticking to writing on Facebook.
