I've been thinking lately about how when I first starting blogging I'd blog about anything and anyone. It was LET IT OUT! It felt great! Anything I was thinking I would post about and not worry about anyone I know reading it.
Lately though, I've been holding back a bit. What if someone I know stumbles upon my blog and tells so and so what I said about them? Is it ok if I just change the names? If they read it they will still know it is about them. Hmmmm.
Then I think I should go by the old "if you can't say anything nice.." But that doesn't really work if the whole reason you started blogging in the first place was to LET IT OUT.
I think maybe I need to go back to the invisible way of thinking. Sure I might make someone mad, but if they really know me they will know how I think anyways right?
Hmmmmm
I can't believe it's been almost a year since my first post. I was really kind of pissed off that day. I was really LETTING IT OUT. I remember it felt GREAT when I hit the PUBLISH POST button.
I think I need to go back to being my true self in my postings and LETTING IT ALL OUT. It feels so much better to get things off your chest!
I say let it out. If they are that nosey and stumble across it, then they deserve to read it. chances are they wont. and, if you give them your blog address, chances are they are not going to have to worry. :)i mean what fun is it to blog if you cant let it all out. I say go for it!!
ReplyDeletePart of me agrees ~ let it out... but then my MIL and my DH, my father, my daughter, etc.. they all read my posts so I do hold my tongue when it comes to someone I know who I know regularly reads my blog ~ a cop out, I know but oh well!
ReplyDeleteI agree... as long as you don't intentionally set out to hurt someone who you know reads your blog. Or to embarass them or 'out' them or whatever!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you. I am in the same boat. I have been holding some stuff back because I was afraid of who would see it but in reality...I don't care.
ReplyDeleteIt's my blog and I will write whatever I want.
Let it out.