The Bloggers With The Most To Say
Do you still write the same way you did when you started blogging?
Who feels like their writing has changed?? Like completely.
Do you still include the same emotions you did when you started? Do you write more because (more)people are reading as compared to when you started when you were just "writing for yourself"? Has it become easier to write?
Has your style changed? Have you become a better writer since you started? Do you feel you write to please your readers or do you stick to your original goals?
So many questions. I could go on but I guess you get my drift...
Do you still include the same emotions you did when you started? Do you write more because (more)people are reading as compared to when you started when you were just "writing for yourself"? Has it become easier to write?
Has your style changed? Have you become a better writer since you started? Do you feel you write to please your readers or do you stick to your original goals?
So many questions. I could go on but I guess you get my drift...
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Mimi on -
I like your attitude but you saying you don't write for an audience is hard to believe since SO MANY people read your blog, doesn't that put any pressure on you?
Love your blog by the way.
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Permalink Reply by Heather on -
When I first started blogging I was a freshmen in high school so obviously it has. It used to be "OMG she did this and then this happened, who does she think she is?!?!" I'm glad I grew up and found interesting things to write about.
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Permalink Reply by Joemill Flordelis on -
Oh boy my writing back then was so bad - bar none! As I go along, I think my writing is better and I'm hoping having more readers perhaps does equate to it - that excites me to keep on blogging. :)
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Permalink Reply by Andrew G on -
I used to have a lot more attitude and poetic imagery in my posts. I don't know if that served me well because I've never really tried too hard to gain an audience. Now I write in a more straight-forward manner and it seems to be working for me. I still add a slight dose of sarcasm every once in a while, along with metaphors and whatnot, but for the most part I am trying to get rather complicated points across in a concise manner.
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Permalink Reply by Stephany on -
I started "blogging" when I was in 9th grade and it was awful. I "blogged" on Xanga and mostly I wrote to impress people on my life, which wasn't all that interesting. Then when I was a freshman in college, I wrote to talk about my exploits in teaching education. Also, pretty boring and I didn't have any sort of following.
Then I discovered this whole world of BLOGGERS and 20SB! Before, I would write just a few times a month, just for me. It wasn't anything crazy, just goings-on in my life. But I try to write a few times a week now and I really, REALLY feel that my writing has improved. A whole lot! And I have a small following, which is awesome. I still sometimes feel antsy to write about things that cause chaos (like religion and politics) but I'm trying to change that and just write, even if I do have people who disagree with me!
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Permalink Reply by Garf on -
Personally, a NO. I am still the same in there. I write what i want to without a care in the world for the readers and i guess that is good. I went for this blog of mine as an anonymous one to have the ability to be me and i am still the same...hope they remain the same.... :)
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