Bloggers?

[Er!c@]

Do we have any bloggers in the q2 community?
I just kinda started have like one and a half posts, but im probably going to stick with it
i plan on just discussing world issues that interest me.
myself and whats going on with me.
no one reads it and i really don't mind.

i was just wondering if anyone else shared a blogging interest.
i'd love to read them.

http://ericamarie2020.blogspot.com/
this is mine.

[playboy]

i love the emo 'nobody reads it and i dont mind' statement.

 

[Er!c@]

hahah i dont think its that emo
im sure in the future if i keep this going someone will read it i just started it the other day
so i didn't expect to have followers the early in the game.

[playboy]

pretty....damn...EMO

 

[[BTF]Gator]

not really emo.

from a rational standpoint, it is healthy to put one's ideas down in print to help define thoughts and ideas, and perhaps, potentially, create discussion on any said topic.

EMO = 0
rationally filled potential = +1

[playboy]

 

[Er!c@]

honestly its just easier to type and get it done then sit and write it just to have you little sister pour koolaid all over it lol

[playboy]

Erica, are you a girl?

[Er!c@]

last i checked ;p

[QwazyWabbit]

Just a bit of advice. It's one thing to have a blog and discuss ideas, it's quite another to have an open diary. Don't make it a diary. Documenting personal thoughts and opinions can become troublesome in many situations where jobs or careers are concerned. You may not plan on a professional career now but you don't know what the future holds so don't burn bridges or slam doors that you haven't even crossed or passed through yet.

[Er!c@]

i know i wouldnt go abouts this the wrong way.
i keep the really personal stuff to myself.

i just like to openly discuss ideas.

[playboy]

The girl that used to date Hydr0?

[|iR|Focalor]

Just a bit of advice. It's one thing to have a blog and discuss ideas, it's quite another to have an open diary.

Usually people turn these things into online diaries. They blab on about every little personal thought they have during the day, what they had for breakfast, which hand they wiped their ass with, where they went, what they did. That may be cool with some people, but it's just a way to incriminate yourself for something. You never know who will read it. At the very least, some random dickhead from the other side of the globe will be able to read all about your personal life and say to themselves, "Gawd, what a fucking idiotic self-important loser." Does some asshole in bumblefuck Egypt really deserve to know the real you? Then what value does that give to your honesty and openness towards the people around you that you really think are deserving of that from you? Kinda makes you an "honesty slut".

To prove my point, when I ever get bored enough and subject myself to reading some random someones blog, I usually say to myself, "God, what an idiot."

[peewee_RotA]

Just a bit of advice. It's one thing to have a blog and discuss ideas, it's quite another to have an open diary.

Usually people turn these things into online diaries. They blab on about every little personal thought they have during the day, what they had for breakfast, which hand they wiped their ass with, where they went, what they did. That may be cool with some people, but it's just a way to incriminate yourself for something. You never know who will read it. At the very least, some random dickhead from the other side of the globe will be able to read all about your personal life and say to themselves, "Gawd, what a fucking idiotic self-important loser." Does some asshole in bumblefuck Egypt really deserve to know the real you? Then what value does that give to your honesty and openness towards the people around you that you really think are deserving of that from you? Kinda makes you an "honesty slut".

To prove my point, when I ever get bored enough and subject myself to reading some random someones blog, I usually say to myself, "God, what an idiot."

I think you're a little backwards. Someone reading it to make fun of you is a reasonable consequence. Someone reading it to stalk you or to use that information in a harassing way is another. I won't mention any specifics but one well known internet personality once blogged an incredibly personal subject. He removed it but not fast enough. Later a bunch of retarded adolescents from other countries started sending incredibly harassing e-mails. I found this story out from one of them who years later tried to be friends with the guy that he had sent the offensive e-mails to. He acted as if he knew the guy personally. That's very creepy to me.

[|iR|Focalor]

Just a bit of advice. It's one thing to have a blog and discuss ideas, it's quite another to have an open diary.

Usually people turn these things into online diaries. They blab on about every little personal thought they have during the day, what they had for breakfast, which hand they wiped their ass with, where they went, what they did. That may be cool with some people, but it's just a way to incriminate yourself for something. You never know who will read it. At the very least, some random dickhead from the other side of the globe will be able to read all about your personal life and say to themselves, "Gawd, what a fucking idiotic self-important loser." Does some asshole in bumblefuck Egypt really deserve to know the real you? Then what value does that give to your honesty and openness towards the people around you that you really think are deserving of that from you? Kinda makes you an "honesty slut".

To prove my point, when I ever get bored enough and subject myself to reading some random someones blog, I usually say to myself, "God, what an idiot."

I think you're a little backwards. Someone reading it to make fun of you is a reasonable consequence. Someone reading it to stalk you or to use that information in a harassing way is another. I won't mention any specifics but one well known internet personality once blogged an incredibly personal subject. He removed it but not fast enough. Later a bunch of retarded adolescents from other countries started sending incredibly harassing e-mails. I found this story out from one of them who years later tried to be friends with the guy that he had sent the offensive e-mails to. He acted as if he knew the guy personally. That's very creepy to me.

No, I think YOU'RE a little backwards. I also think you failed to connect the dots (as per your usual style) for us on how I'm backwards, which is why YOU'RE a LOT backwards.

Furthermore, you just proved my point. People have no business posting personal shit on the internet. Thank you.