like, who cares?
i realize that my posts may seem a little long for some of you to go through, and that it may not be all that relative or enjoyable for some of you either. well if your looking for quick, light reading, i’m pretty sure you’re on the wrong blog. no offense, but obviously, my type of thing doesnt seem to be your type of thing. 
people always said i talk too much. my friends (some!) always said i write things that are too long. i’ve always been told i’m too this or too that. too expressive, too blantant, too emotional, too many adjectives. well you know what? like, who cares? i dont. this blog is probably the only space in my life right now that is allowing me to write what i feel, write what i want (school is pissing me off!). that doesnt tell me what to write about, and how to word my endings. (school is still pissing me off!) so some of my posts are bound to be long, some blunt, some totally melodramatic. deal with it. or not.
i’m not here to be judged, or dissed. hell, i’m here to DO the judging and the dissing! *muhahahaha* (evil laugh)
ok ok, i’ll calm down. but everyone think a moment, think, is it my blog you really want to be on? if your answer is yes, thats cool, and if your answer is no, you’re still alright with me!
be GOOD. (or try and fail miserably, like i do)
Ah hari hari nangi oyage moda katha ahanna apita oney naaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!!
Haka haka.
N-e-ways …. i totally agree with you … I’ve been meaning write something similar in my blog (and i will get down to it now
) You shouldn’t write things to suit everyone’s likings and wants. You write what YOU want, how YOU want and how YOU like it. Even if your readership is 10, at least you know that these ppl sincerely appreciate your work.
Go Kos !!!!!
Comment by Iroms — March 25, 2005 @ 5:17 pm
Readers come and go, only the blogger remains unchanged (well relatively unchanged). I don’t think readership or comments matter that much (although comments are nice, I guess). What matters is that you express yourself, and experience some sort of personal growth as a result of it.
If you noticed, many of the posts I make on my site are hardly popular (most of my lefty ones at least), and they draw much debate. But that’s what a blogger is - a pain in the ass, a rouser. Bloggers may be described as the socratic gadflies of the internet era. We raise issues that most people would otherwise like swept under the rug. To hell with readership. Blogging is about three things - expression, expression, expression.
On a similar note, I too have a problem with keeping my posts (not to mention my comments) short.
Comment by Gu — March 26, 2005 @ 8:43 am