I see this blog as sort of my own journal....a place to put my thoughts but...really, how much should I share? Does anyone who reads this blog even care? Not like that would matter, but I don't want to lose readers over posts. I don't want to be a Debbie downer type either.
Should I filter my thoughts??
Should I only share the happy & awesome in my life??
If I do share any of this....will I be seen as just complaining?
It's a lot to think about.
I am a complex person with a wide range of emotions {even more so with my hormones leveling out--you know almost 4 weeks post-partum.} I think I am allowed to have some thoughts or negativity without being considered a negative person. I am not. I am very happy, incredibly blessed. I have an amazing husband and awesome family. Two beautiful girls and great friends. But I still have opinions on things and ...insecurities...unfortunately.
Should I share those things here??
If not, where??
PS-"I work out" Wednesday will be coming soon...then some of those insecurities will be put out there!!
Share those thoughts sister!!
ReplyDeleteAnd if no one else wants to read them you know you can ALWAYS text me!!
write away, its your blog. I wonder the same thing sometimes , mostly about writing things that are of a spiritual nature, wondering if it is appropriate since I choose to have a public blog. But still I say go for it
ReplyDeleteGirl, let it all out! You know I do! ;) It is therapeutic for me to write. And honestly, if people don't want to read it, they don't have to. It is for me. So do what you want! :)
ReplyDeleteBring it. If someone doesn't want to read it, they wont. But I doubt you'll have people unsubscribing over a post or two. Besides, you never know who's struggling with the same things you are. Its comforting to know that other people are in the same boat - in fact, you might get even MORE readers =)
ReplyDeletePs. When I wrote all about Ellie's surgery, I had NO idea that it would help one of my friends out. Her child got very sick and she told me she held on to every word I had said to help get her through. I don't know her that well, but when she told me that I was so grateful to have helped. Nobody has a perfect life. And sometimes it is nice to see that.
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