Why do you blog?
I seem to have a lot to say, opinions, thoughts. I’ve recently joined a local writers group. I guess I think my words are worth reading? But that’s just my opinion. I may be boring, I might be showing off.
I have suffered imposter syndrome in the past when I was working. I think blogging helps me feel a little bit validated. Having somewhere to share my thoughts and ideas, to share my art. Something to be remembered by. So that I have an existence outside of these four walls.
I recently looked for family details on the Internet. I am mentioned lots of times because I use lots of social media. But the family? Not much detail. Because their lives were mainly pre Internet…
I still keep on blogging..
Mallaband-Brown 
You are doing great. Keep at it!
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Christine, your words carry the weight of truth that many writers recognise but seldom voice so honestly. That impulse to share our thoughts, to seek validation, to carve out a place in this vast digital landscape – these are not failings but fundamental human needs.
Your awareness of imposter syndrome shows wisdom, not weakness. Every writer questions their worth; it’s the price of caring about our craft. You’re building something meaningful: a record of your thoughts, a bridge between your inner world and others who might find solace in your honesty.
Keep writing. The world needs voices like yours – authentic, reflective, and courageously vulnerable.
Bob
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I am overwhelmed by your kindness. Thank you.
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