Blogging
There is no correct or incorrect way of blogging. Just know which one to do.
I believe blogging is a stupid thing; I blog myself but in the correct way. But now that I think of it, there is no correct or incorrect format of blogging. It doesn't who writes it. It's all about what that person writes. The writing speaks for a person in every way. Labels are a major part of now-a-day living. So what you write is what kind of person you are. You have the over-informative bloggers who write about every single thing they do as if anyone cares about a stranger's personal life. Over-informative gives you the label of not having a life, just like that. We all know it could also mean that you're a person who needs to keep up with their life, but it's always fun to make your life miserable. That's what life is all about, right?
Perspectively, the correct way of blogging is about telling situations that happen in your life that are actually worth being written and, most importantly, being read. All you have to do is stay out of the personal zone and add your own funk and eliminate most of the words because you'd rather use "school skank squad" instead of the cheerleaders. Trust me. Don't go there. It's not desirable when you have annoying cheers taunting you down the hall and pom-poms in your face as if you don't have to suffer enough from their stupidity in the pep-rallies.
Back to the point about blogging. It's stupid. But beneficially creative. Use it wisely and think of the things that you're going to talk about before you even begin typing. Eventually you'll get the hang of not letting people know that you just ate a yogurt and it was so delicious. No one cares and it shouldn't be any interest to yourself either.
Perspectively, the correct way of blogging is about telling situations that happen in your life that are actually worth being written and, most importantly, being read. All you have to do is stay out of the personal zone and add your own funk and eliminate most of the words because you'd rather use "school skank squad" instead of the cheerleaders. Trust me. Don't go there. It's not desirable when you have annoying cheers taunting you down the hall and pom-poms in your face as if you don't have to suffer enough from their stupidity in the pep-rallies.
Back to the point about blogging. It's stupid. But beneficially creative. Use it wisely and think of the things that you're going to talk about before you even begin typing. Eventually you'll get the hang of not letting people know that you just ate a yogurt and it was so delicious. No one cares and it shouldn't be any interest to yourself either.
Post Comment
