Since weeks I'm in a workaholic phase. First in the sense of been depressed around Christmas/new year and getting done nothing though all day long, now too much production on hold. It all appears too fast, and I fear to deliver bad quality. Or *again* deeper studies on what's already been said. - Many blogs, despite talking about news, actually stay very similar, and from some point may dissolve. The author may not notice it, but the reader will, and it can depress. On the other side,
the blues is a part of life and many search esp. for that, since everything else seems dishonest to them.
If you like these kind of dark "occult" views, then this blog entry may be something for you.
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Did you ever have this problem that you accused yourself blogs you wrote may steal time from readers without giving something back in return? I'm a person who tends to self-accuses and -harm, for many of us that's a part which makes life possible and safe. It depends on the background and if for you it's dark, light may not always be the appropriate starting-point. You want to get from darkness to light or some illuminating flavour which makes you feel good - not untruthful light + stay there, because that is much darker. Maybe this world would be a better place if more people went through this hell.
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When I talk about disappointments, I mean in the sense that blogs wasted your time, or were insensitive to you having a family to take care of. Too dark or too much lifestyle so that the other side may feel bad about it?
Another thing would be, a reader lacks time to organize your online life, and with that I mean the strange reality that 15 years after the web was born, still it requires a lot technical skills to follow blogs efficiently.
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This sort of depressed phase I'm currently in has to do with what I'm working on:
I want to build a movement which harbors respect and love, something where people who feel hurt e.g. by rude behaviour of others find a place on the web they can link to, and don't have to explain too much. It could give identity and express why e.g. a person lacks features or may be too sensitive compared to the norm, feels lost in a crowded city. Because people assume their lifestyle to be granted to everyone, while it is a question how pure you live your life. Of course there are self-help and interest groups, but most don't thematize the climate we live in, and that makes much of this sphere dishonest. The considerateness is in part granted to distract from injustice.
I'm going through occult movies and websites, to keep this difficult journey realistic and far away from utopia. You want to make sure such projects to be successful and safe, whereas fear artificial darkness.
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That also means studies on how much effort it is for others to access a web page, technically (typing address bar and to actually find what they search for
spiritually and to connect, without the site being repetitive.
I currently am too exhausted to use energy on searching for nice royalty-free images because I'm caught up in such conceptional studies where there's hardly any ground, and a one-girl team: that darkens my sky a bit, and I feel not to have the complete picture because I'm standing too close.
However, the question is legitimate: What can you expect from a person who wants to have a life, with kids and husband/wife/long-term boy-/girlfriend, this real thing, it's a topic for me who won't have that. Do you expect her/him to visit your stuff every day, is it probable she/he will use automized ways like newsfeeds, or always access the same page so that actually in long phases of you in ivory tower you make people mad or rather depressed? My blogs have many regular visitors who come back, and out of insecurity these friendly persons usually give less feedback than new ones, what they expect.
Esp. since your project lacks life-affirming images/videos, and they know those are the things you'd like to add most by heart, just are too pumped out for this, can be an unpleasant scenario to watch. Or should you make a theme out of your such lacks?
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I don't like this depressed view on things, otherwise, being open about those problems can free your mind. Because, spoken bluntly, we all have this problem we can't talk about. How would it look to admit that you don't have your online-life as much organized as you'd like to, and don't feel satisfied/fulfilled? In part that is technically impossible because technology moved so fast that it has lots of bugs and things like feeds not working like they should.
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What I wanted to give you with this little entry (there'll be another this night, nicer things) is a true image of my concerns. You want to make things work in a way pleasant to people. Considered how much ego-ware is online in blogs we tolerate each day, disappointment can have an subconscious effect how we see this world. To make things brighter and more entertaining is what I have to take care of, soon, just I wanted to express why the appearance of my blogs may look weird.
Currenlty I'm working on a big blog about these concerns which will enable me getting feedback for decisions, so I hope you excuse the shortcomings. If you want to see I'm still alive X) [kidding] you can always access
bookmarks I came across recently.
I'm a workaholic kind of person, so when there isn't much to find in my main blog, that doesn't mean that I did give up. - In activism, the latter impression actually is a big problem: You see people active for a few months and exchange emails, then they disappear, and the cruel thing is they don't say anything. Sometimes that is out of respect, but you never know.
If you're unsatisfied, or you miss something in my blogs, have a question or wish, always feel free to
contact. I want to keep this channel open.