Friends of Quinn

I don't get why people feel prsreuse to post on their blogs. For me, it's really just a personal outlet. If other people get something from it, awesome. But I'm not trying to please anyone but myself. I guess if you get to a certain level of popularity and people come to expect blog posts from you, then you are in a different position. ANd if you are trying to make a career out of it or gain some kind of notoriety, then you probably do have more prsreuse. I say, do what inspires you, and if that's not blogging, then stop. :)

=) I stopped. And I have no idea why. Ok, I'm lying. I've had a ton of fialures in my life recently: not doing well in school, didn't get a promotion (and am now finding it hard to not be miserable at work), wondering if my relationship will make it, and I WANT to write about it. But I can't until I can see the light in all of this b/c the last thing I want is a pissy blog. I admire that you keep trucking through knowing that you probably experience bad times too, but none of your posts come across negative. I think if I were a better writer, I could find something else to blog about, or a find a less negative way of approaching my life situation at the moment. You seem to be able to do this, which shows that in the end, your persistence in writing has indeed made you a very good writer. (and I understand not wanting to miss the connections with people, I'm still wondering if semi-charmed wife is doing okay but too shy to email and ask!)

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