Many people have their own perceptions and ideas of things are. It seems like all opinions matter that we as people have become not discriminatory of what's worth publishing. With the technology provided to us and the popularity of the blog, anyone gets to be published -- even when nobody wants to read all about it. Although, I just want to join all those people who have their own opinion. Now, do I make sense? Or do I have to?
We express what we want to express. If we don't, then we begin to collect. And when we overcollect, we burst. We just want to be heard. And that's what's making all the therapists rich! They just sit there and listen to what you say and have an opinion back at you. If they get an impressive idea from their patients, they just work it out as if it's their original work. But isn't writing in the internet better than therapy? You still say what you want to say and you get to meet people who thinks the way you do. Unlike in therapy, they encourage you to do stuff and make sane people go out of their way and be insanely adventurous -- devastating the relationships that matter.
Well... not all therapy. Most therapies work by the way.
What's exciting about writing stuff without an editor reading and removing stuff that actually matter to you is that you get to be who you exactly want to be. Unlike having a typical journal, people only read your journal when you're dead. And what you have said there wouldn't really matter. Although Anne Frank's did, my mistake.
So what's with the blog? It's the real deal for real expression. Thanks to those who made the blog work! This actually isn't the first blogger I've had. But this is some new stuff that I believe will make it through.
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