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Is Your Blog A Secret?
Posted by LSKcrochet • 8/20/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
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Do your family and friends know about your blog(s)? I just recenlty begun to feel as though my hair care blog is ready for family and friends to criticize lol!
Do you keep your blogging a secret?
Who did you first tell?
If you're like me and kept it a secret for almost a year, what were your reasons?
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i started mine to update long-distance friends on my health, so my family found out about it quickly... however, i wish they didn't because now when they're stressing me out, i can't write about it without it hurting their feelings! especially my mom... i wrote an entry about how she drives me crazy sometimes, and i thought she was going to cry :-(
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they all know but my sons don't read it and my other half doesn't either. they say it's bad enough having to live it with me, they don't want to have to read it too.
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N.P.: as a spotofblog said: the Dali quote is glorious.
In fact, I'm overcome with an uncharacteristically larcenous desire (lucky the life of the mind admits of few property laws), but, er, N.P. how would you feel if I were to STEAL that line for my blog tagline.
I update it every now and again, and I'm getting a bit bored with the current one, soo...I just want to make sure that you don't want to use it for a similar purpose yourself lest we clash and have to fight an aphorism duel (which I would doubtless lose).
Oh, and on the secrets thing:
My blog's secrecy level combines the worst of all possible worlds. In other words, I've told SOME people, but not others thus putting myself in the completely stupid situation of having less friendly traffic, than I could, while at the same potentially offending all a whole bunch of people who I haven't told who will probably find out from the people that I have told. Shambles!
Best,
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Do you keep your blogging a secret?
Nope, I didn't think anyone really read blogs, so didn't think of it as a secret thing.
Who did you first tell?
My college tutor, after being pressed to keep an up to date journal for counselling lesson purposes. So I fobbed her off saying that I was blogging all the time about college stuff. -
Yes and no. My dad reads one of my blogs, yet in spite of the giant link to the other one from it at the top of the page, he doesn't seem to realize I also have a humor blog.
I have had the humor blog for almost two years now.
I haven't bothered to mention it.
I kinda would like to see how long I can go before he realizes it. -
My immediate family knows about my music blog, as they sometimes help me choose the song of the day on weekends. But the rest of my family doesn't and none of my friends (IRL, that is) know about it because I feel like they'd feel obligated to check it out in case I ask them if they saw something rather than having them read it because they enjoy it.
Worse, I imagine one of them asking me to read theirs and having to tell white lies about a splog or just having to keep reading a crappy personal site to avoid hurting feelings. Blech. My on-line life is almost completely separate from my personal life. -
It is very top secret. The first person I told was my sock... Mr. Toe Jam... I couldn't let anyone but him know my SECRET...
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When I started blogging I wasn't sure what will come out of it, so I told some of my friends. Later I realized that the blog was turning into something way more personal than I originally intended. Fortunately, almost all those people (but 2) whom I told about the blog, quit reading it or actually just gave it a try once.
Sometimes I wish it was a complete secret, as it would be easier for me to share what's deep inside without having anyone in particular reading it later in mind. But then, at times when I'm the only one looking at my posts, it's good to remember that at some point at least one of my friends will take a peek at my blog life. -
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