what does your blog say about you?

over the past two weeks or so i've had to seriously consider and reconsider this whole blog concept. i started my own blog, with some outside persuasion, originally for the intent of using it for fff and emptying my own creative mind. however, i have found that this blog still hasn't really become my own and thus blogging has posed quite a challenge. in an attempt to come up with a solution i began to, as many of us have, scroll through the most random of blogs courtesy of the "next blog" button. what started out as a search for inspiration, in hopes that something would spark a blog post of my own, quickly turned into the analyzation of blogging in general. what i found over the course of my searches is that regardless of the content, each blog is personal on some level and thus represents its creator. whether or not the blog is meant for self-preservation, or revolution, or if it is a daily journal, a place to vent, or simply a trigger to let your twitchiness run wild; each blog becomes a look into the life of its creator. it doesn't matter if you blog about restroom signs or constant arousal; while the product may be different, we're all selling the same thing - a piece of ourselves. within my own blog, i have refused to get too personal and have thus been unable to truly embrace this space. that is changing through some recent revelations and is beginning with this post. when this post began it could have just as easily ended with an "i'm done blogging" but instead i'll dip into that creative mind that i've promised the world. in closing i would like to big-up all bloggers for providing the necessary motivation to continue blogging myself. do check this blog in the future - there is more to come.