Blogging is technology’s way of allowing people to express
and share their thoughts and opinions on, well, on anything. It’s like, oh I don’t know, a public
diary? But diaries are supposed to be
private: They are places where people
write their personal thoughts, opinions and feelings about various subjects. It is where they vent about their stance on
certain issues.
Personally, I never mind if people read my diary- in
private. But I do not want to hear their
criticism in exchange. I also do not
want to hear them complaining about my opinion and dissecting the way I write or the things I choose to write. I wrote them because I wanted to; do not try
to sway me against my clear stance. I do
not care for their negative opinions.
Of course, if they have something nice to say, I am happy to
have a positive, constructive conversation about the topic, shared opinions, or
other related issues. This can help us
expand and develop on our core ideas and opinions. It creates an immediate connection with the
other person, giving a sense of understanding with one another.
I cannot understand how blogging has become so popular. I- for one- cannot handle the trolling and
negativity that comes with blogging. I
am a generally positive person, and I do not like having to constantly be on
the defense. In fact, I am bad at
playing defense.
This is why blogging is not for me: I do not want your damn cynical
opinion of my stance on any given subject.
If bloggers do not have anything nice to say, they shouldn’t say
anything at all. If they have something
bad to say, they should make their own blog and bitch about it with other
people that agree with them, because clearly I do not.
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