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Remembering Why I Blog

Published: Jun 10, 2014 · Modified: Feb 15, 2015 by Jessica Dimas · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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Last week, I wrote a post that resonated with a lot of moms. I wasn't sure how it would be taken, cause it was kind of a rant about a taboo subject, but I was delirious from exhaustion that morning and I posted it anyway.I'm really happy that so many people liked it. It was shared a bunch of times and I got feedback from people who don't usually read my blog.

I get nervous and anxious when I see a post getting a lot of views. I feel like I've really put myself out there, for one. Free and open for judgement and criticism. And secondly, I feel like I have to perform now. I have to come back with something just as good as my last post. I have to keep the momentum going.

I wrote a post last night, about my nightly ritual. But it was just so boring and I didn't feel good about publishing it because it wasn't as "exciting" as my last post. I'm pathetic, I know.

And then, I got this in the mail today, from a blogging friend.

Tiffany, from A Touch of Grace, sent me this little gift with a card. I've never met her in person, just communicated between our blogs. This totally put back into perspective why blogging is so special to me and what I don't want to forget, which is that I blog to connect, not to impress.

I'm pretty sure Tiffany isn't expecting me to write posts that make her fist pump every time she reads them. She doesn't read my blog because I'm some huge, impressive blogger, obviously. She's my friend because we've connected over a period of time, through small posts and big posts. But mainly the small posts. The every day posts.

So thank you, friend, for reminding me that it's okay to publish my boring, mundane life posts. The ones that we've connected over. The ones where we get to know each other's kiddos and what our daily lives look like as moms, what recipes we're making and what we did on the weekend. Beautiful girls online will show naked body. Internet Striptease on your computer. Sexy models and their depraved fantasies excite you. Look at free porn chat live girls online masturbate and cum. Want erotica get thousands of models will show their charms just for you in the online web chat. Several girls or guy with a girl communicate on video camera online on Bonga Cams. If you are here in search of child pornography, please leave the site. I think those are the most important posts anyway.

 

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About Jessica Dimas

Jessica is the author of the book "Sacred Self-Care for the Highly Sensitive Mom". She is a Huffington Post contributor and has been featured on sites such as Scary Mommy, FamilyShare, and BlogHer. She has a BA degree in psychology and lives in NC with her two boys.

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