As time flies, changes occur;
and so is the blog world. New sets of gay bloggers are emerging and this time
they are more adventurous in terms of getting and telling their life
experiences. It may not be as thematic or playful as before, but at least we
still get to read posts about someone else’s sex and love life. Blogging on
that arena hasn’t died yet, apparently. I wonder though, does longevity equates
popularity in the blogging world? Which is better?
With the rest of social media
and micro blogging sites that exist nowadays, is blogging considered a thing of
the past? A classic like Friendster? Are we to blame Path, Twitter, Facebook,
Instagram and all the rest for this?
I feel like blogging still has
that certain premium-feel into it; something authentic, time consuming and an effort-inducing
activity. I salute those bloggers who
stick to what they do for the sake of blogging and not anything else. I admire
those who blog so they can express and write their stories not just to be
recognized but simply to get it out there. Longevity, indeed, does not equate
popularity. The later may just be a bonus but the most important thing is to
stay and be true to what its purpose is.
Been blogging since 2007 and as mentioned before, I am into it because blogging is my digital diary. It is just a bonus that I get to meet some bloggers along my journey.
ReplyDeleteI consider the latter a reward but the previous is the main purpose. the reason for blogging. kudos fellow blogger!
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