Why Do I Blog?
I’ve been blogging on and off for many reasons after four years writing about life’s common issues on quarter-life crisis, soul-searching, life’s simple pleasures and self-preservation. I even promised myself many times that I will stop writing about my own personal life for the sake of privacy, however, the following things has kept me coming back to continue one of the very few things I love doing:
- It is less stressful than having to repeat my story to several people. And since it is impersonal to rewind and play the tape recorder to recant my tales, I refer them to my blog site.
- It is an online personal diary where one can always can go back to and laugh at old memories.
- Creates another avenue of social interaction to meet new people and forge new friendships.
- Freedom to express opinions, hidden desires and nobody will judge except people who get affected otherwise. Best used with a faceless alias unless most of your readers already knows you by your first name.
- Best outlet for releasing pent-up emotion, then refer back to #2.
- The natural high of being read without even trying. Once you published your entry in the internet, there is always a fraction of its audience, reading your entries without you knowing it. Visitor hits eventually increases if you manage to keep your consistency and even get a few techniques from our SEO experts.
- The fact of being helpful to readers by providing useful information that they would have never known in a thousand years.
- Easiest way to get the attention for a KSP fix.
- The feeling of meeting a complete stranger saying, “Hey! I know you. I read your blog.”
