Ever wanted to rant and rave about how life is unfair? Well, life is unfair, nobody can blame you for wanting to complain. If you give in to that temptation, though, you suddenly find yourself labeled as a whiner. Or worse, whoever you want to complain to decides to rant and rave right back without listening.
So what you need is a place where you can let it all out, without interruptions and annoying advice you really don't want to hear and doesn't help. Welcome to blogging!
If something's on your mind, it's best to let it out. It'll be wonderful to have someone who agrees with you about it too, because the last thing you need when you are just ranting is someone trying to reason logically about it.
When you are in a bad mood and want to get some respite, what are the ways that can bring it you? Well, you can indulge in some self-pity, or you can scream at someone. The best way is to share your feelings with people who think like you do.
This was the reason why blogs were created - to vent out your emotions. On the world wide web you find people who contribute to your feelings in a similar fashion. On posting your comments on the blog you will definitely get written responses from these people. They will also throw in a few words of enlightenment and your purpose is solved.
If you prefer a rational discussion that explains your point of view, blogging again is the step to take. No matter what you're concerned about - whether it's your favourite contestant on American Idol being voted off, or the presidential election, or the stock market crash, or the black hole into which pairs of socks mysteriously disappear - you can put your take up in your blog, and find both people who agree and those who disagree, for your rational discussion.
Even if it's something as personal as a fight with your at-the-moment-not-exactly-better half, you can always vent by just writing about it. After all, it is a well known fact that putting something down in words and then reading it is a great way to set things in the right perspective.
When you are in distress, you want to find someone with whom you can share your anxieties. And you are not alone. There are many people who share the same anxieties as you do. Blogs solve this problem. You can now find people with similar thinking. All you have to do is to convert your emotions into words.
So what you need is a place where you can let it all out, without interruptions and annoying advice you really don't want to hear and doesn't help. Welcome to blogging!
If something's on your mind, it's best to let it out. It'll be wonderful to have someone who agrees with you about it too, because the last thing you need when you are just ranting is someone trying to reason logically about it.
When you are in a bad mood and want to get some respite, what are the ways that can bring it you? Well, you can indulge in some self-pity, or you can scream at someone. The best way is to share your feelings with people who think like you do.
This was the reason why blogs were created - to vent out your emotions. On the world wide web you find people who contribute to your feelings in a similar fashion. On posting your comments on the blog you will definitely get written responses from these people. They will also throw in a few words of enlightenment and your purpose is solved.
If you prefer a rational discussion that explains your point of view, blogging again is the step to take. No matter what you're concerned about - whether it's your favourite contestant on American Idol being voted off, or the presidential election, or the stock market crash, or the black hole into which pairs of socks mysteriously disappear - you can put your take up in your blog, and find both people who agree and those who disagree, for your rational discussion.
Even if it's something as personal as a fight with your at-the-moment-not-exactly-better half, you can always vent by just writing about it. After all, it is a well known fact that putting something down in words and then reading it is a great way to set things in the right perspective.
When you are in distress, you want to find someone with whom you can share your anxieties. And you are not alone. There are many people who share the same anxieties as you do. Blogs solve this problem. You can now find people with similar thinking. All you have to do is to convert your emotions into words.
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