17
Aug
20

What Is There To Say?

Blogging is hard.

I know, that sounds like such a stupid, whinging thing to say, but it is. It’s hard to think of something to say every day – or nearly every day – just to keep your site moving, to keep getting those little dinging bells that say “You’re on a streak!,” to keep people around and justify the money you spend every year to keep your butt parked squarely on your domain name and not fade into complete obscurity.

It’s compounded when you feel like anything you have to say is useless, or has already been said a hundred times before, or will get you cancelled or one someone’s naughty list. Add in a dose of depression, a soupçon of paranoia, and a dash of terror and you have the recipe for why I go silent for long periods of time.

But then, brilliant mind I, figured out what to do… let’s ask the readers! So for those twenty or so brave souls who regularly stop by and click the “like” button every so often, what is it you’d like to see me talk about? What topics would keep you coming back, and what would drive you off? Let us know down below! (Please?)


2 Responses to “What Is There To Say?”


  1. August 17, 2020 at 10:06 AM

    Personally I like blogs that just share everyday life stuff rather than trying to post anything particularly clever – perhaps I just like the reassurance of knowing I’m not the only fucked up adult struggling to live an ordinary life in this mad world! 🙂

    • August 17, 2020 at 12:06 PM

      Thanks for stopping by and commenting!

      I can understand a preference for day-to-day type content; makes sense… especially when seeking a parliment of peers just to know you’re not alone! 😀 Thanks for the input!


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