I can influence other people to get their own blogs. :)<\/p>\n
b: you know when you said im more talkative today?
\nme: yessss
\nb: you shoulda said \\”typative\\”<\/p>\n
[HE SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS BECAUSE HE DOESN\\’T WANT TO BE FOUND.]<\/p>\n
And out of that conversation, comes typative.com<\/a>!<\/p>\n Four years ago, I used to \\”blog\\” more openly and freely. There was no impending disaster of Google finding me. Most people didn\\’t have a long enough attention span to read my journal. Back then, I wrote about everything, everything emotional and thoughtful. Nowadays, I find that I have to censor myself. Be plain. Because I\\’ll never know who is reading… For some reason, people are often shocked when they eventually read the blogs\/journals of people they know. He thinks like that?!<\/i> It\\’s probably the blunt emotions written online. The thoughts that they never knew about. Why are we so scared about things that are there, but we just don\\’t know about? It\\’s not scary<\/i>. To me, it\\’s almost comforting to read blogs\/journals of people I know. At least, I know they\\’re human.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I can influence other people to get their own blogs. :) b: you know when you said im more talkative today? me: yessss b: you shoulda said \\”typative\\” [HE SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS BECAUSE HE DOESN\\’T WANT TO BE … Continue reading