Entry: Just because you display it, it doesn't mean it's real Thursday, March 23, 2006



My blog (this is not where I tell you the definition of blog) has always existed as my hideout, the place where I can say what I like. A few people read it: the friends I can see everyday, the friends I don't often meet (eg, Pris in UK, *hugs*), and random strangers. Writing gives me release, and I don't foresee a day when I will stop doing so. Some people can't wait for the time when they can drink, dance, talk to their mates, and I do all that, but I also write. Maybe sometimes I blog for an audience (the BlogsMalaysia post), which is rare, or for my friends that share my joy and pain (like the parties, and the meetings), but that's separate from my normal everyday stuff, where I may be selfishly going on about me.

But there'll always be stuff that you want to keep to yourself. This is where I reiterate you won't read about every single thing that goes on in my life here. I don't happily disclose secrets that people trust me enough to tell me here. I won't tell you about every messy ordeal in my life here just because I need to release it all out. Not everything is meant to be public. So if you think that I will blog about something just because it will earn me more readership, think again. I'm not shallow. I'm not that open with everything, because some things aren't meant to be out there.

I don't need to display anything for it to be real.

So if you were wondering why, you know now.

   3 comments

Alynna
March 24, 2006   11:32 AM PST
 
Pris: Thanks, dear. :) You take care too.

Max: You're part of the friends I don't often meet. :) Definitely NOT a random stranger.
Max
March 24, 2006   03:32 AM PST
 
You forgot about us toher little peoples.... we's hurt
Pris
March 24, 2006   01:12 AM PST
 
*hugs back* =) *is braindead from lack of sleep for the past 3 weeks, so please excuse what I write*

It's so nice to have a blog where you can type out your feelings and all... where you also have friends reading it.. friends who are understanding, and, even if you're wrong, won't flame you for any comments you make. I'd love to write about my feelings on my blog, but there are some people who read it who will nag at me, flame me, scream at me, get angry at me, etc. if I write about whatever I feel about ppl.

For example, I write about missing my family. There was a point of time when I was so homesick I couldn't smile for weeks. Now if I write about family again, they automatically assume I'm homesick. If I write about Azrul (even if it's 'I spoke to Liss and Azrul last month'), they think I still have feelings for him.

Sometimes I wonder if it's really my fault for taking things to the extreme.... ne?

Hehehe, sorry for the rant XP take care, Saph! =)

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