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To reveal or not to reveal..
that is a question that has been bugging me lately. I've got this little ol' blog here. It is written only for my own benefit. That was the intention anyway. But it is flattering to be read and receive comments and it has become a little more than externalising my stream of consciousness. Why do I not keep a private diary instead of out here on the WWW? And if I did want to share my blog with anyone who would it be? I appreciate the freedom to write about whatever might be on my mind, however weird and *!?*up it might be, or how personal it may be to the ones I love and appreciate. I've witnessed Cookie's dilemma with GL but that is different. It was very personal for her. And him (but it all ended happily *we all sighed*). I have one work voyeur who sought out my identity by scrupulous means and whilst it doesn't affect what I write, I am aware that he knows my most deepest inner thoughts. He also knows he will be killed, slowly and painfully if he spills any details! And so my blog shall remain anonymous, because even if I did want to share it, I'm not sure who, those I know, I'd want to share it with. Instead, I remain within the anonymity of the friendly 20sixers. I'm not even sure the purpose of this entry? Perhaps next week I shall try to focus on intellectual content... hmmm? nop! Highly unlikely.
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amillionpieces
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(19.3.07 19:00)
Yeah, I never reveal mine either, it's just weird to think of people I know reading my random cluttered mind...
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sketches
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(21.3.07 04:07)
I thought about the same thing many times.
The only person who knows about my blog is my younger sis, and she doesn’t like reading at all.
I think we prefer anonymity so that we can write whatever we want to, without holding back most of it.
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