Blogging

What does it mean to me?

To lay things out, Blogging means several few things for me--personally and socially. To me, a blog is something (or somewhere) that makes me want to live my life the way I want it to be. In a more simple term, blogging makes the inner me come to life. It is where I mostly express my deepest gratitude, my serious thanks to everyone that makes my life miserable, my wittiness in every possible way and communicating to the one person that most likely makes the blog what (and maybe who) it is in it--ME.

Other than that, it makes you share anything that you want. From a simple quote or thought that somehow bothered your itty-bitty brain, a photo you want to share, a video that you want everyone else to watch, and plainly just about anything. It somehow makes my social life pretentiously come to life. I may have friends in real life, but don't you just love the thought of being able to make a bunch of new friends that are somewhere out there who shares the same sentiments as you do that are far more different than the real friends that you have? Well, that's what I feel about it and I really do find it fun.

Personally, My blog is my own little space in the entire universe. Its where I keep most of my secrets, my deepest of thoughts, my heart-felt emotions, and my physical instability to become  who I really am inside. Nevertheless, my posts represents the real me when I am quiet in reality. I love to shut my mouth all the time--though my brain won't. Though I may be speechless about things most of the time, but that doesn't mean that my brain isn't picking up something. Thus, when it does, I jot it down or store it away in my blog so that when I get the chance to take a look back, I have something incredulously funny to read. Isn't it fun? 

My posts recently have somehow improved, so to speak, compared to all my other posts on my other online journal before. I follow advices from people who knows a thing or two on how to make sense of everything and how to blog it down in the most comprehensible way possible. 

That's what I always tell myself. To improve and improve every single time I blog; and honestly, I did. Somehow, I was able to express myself clearly this time, going straight to the point and nevertheless, make my readers understand what I feel and how to make them sympathize me for my efforts to try and be me in the most discreet way possible. Whether they understand me or not, the most important thing to me when blogging is to tell the world--including myself--that when you feel like your alone, your blog will be your constant companion to all your heartbreaks and sorrows. 

To end this post, I ask myself, Why did I make this post in the first place? Weird.