I try not to judge.
It’s been some time since I surfed other sex blogs but I noticed a strangely disturbing scene.
Good (sex) blogs that have decent writing are dying. It isn’t difficult to justify the lack of updates – good posts do take time to craft. Words are picked carefully, structures are formed, but there seem to be a lack of appreciation. It’s hard to deny that we do need readers’ motivation to share more. After all, a sex blogger usually has an exhibitionist character, so attention is more than neccesary.
Then I ponder about the staying power of a sex blog. How long can we last? And what makes us?
I thought pictorial blogs will die easily – after all, same boobs, same pussy, same angles. Months and years passed, nothing moves on… perhaps except for effects of gravity. I don’t think it should be that physical. Nor that superficial. However, apparently not. Blogs like that survived, way better than others. Sex sells, doesn’t it? As literally as it can get, a picture is indeed worth a thousand words. One naked picture beats a carefully crafted 1000-word post. Is this for joy? I don’t know.
It’s tricky.
If you have to choose, what’s more naked to you? Baring our body or baring our (sexual & non-sexual) thoughts?
I don’t know what conclusion to draw. I think it’s just a different tier. A different taste. Or perhaps, just different audience.
I miss those days when the blog community was much more active. It’s also funny to note that male bloggers stay on the surface way longer. A few lady bloggers whom (in my opinion) can write have gone missing. Perhaps there are just more reservation for a girl to share. Where is the lady that first started the “One Orgasm A Day” blog? I wish she sticked around longer.
Have you ever read a blog and went, “I can relate to this person. There is a special bond. I don’t know why, but there is. It’s real.”?
Sometimes I thought I found it, but then it went missing shortly. It’s like a bad breakup – I wish there were more reasons given before I was ditched.
I wish there are avenues in life where you can get to know someone in its entirety – friends, family, relationship, sex. There’s no pressure to be politically or even morally right. You are who you are. I thought that will be found in blogging. Maybe, not yet.