Have I Become a Robot?


 

          Sometimes I go to past comment sections on my blog from last year and re-read them, not in a weird way or anything, but it's interesting to analyze my old self. 

           My writing voice has definitely changed, but besides that I've noticed that I'm a lot more brisk now when replying to comments. Before I was way more chatty, now I'm more to the point. 

            It's not like I've started taking my comments and followers for granted, I would be lying if I told y'all that I don't grin like a manic when my gmail inbox tells me I have a new comment, or that I don't inwardly throw confetti and squeal when I have a new follower, because I do. 

            I did a year ago and I still do. 

            I'm worried that I come off as if I'm only here for comments, follows, and views. I'm not. Those things are great, sure, but I'm here to meet people.

              I enjoy getting to know y'all, I cherish and appreciate the friendships I have made on here. 

              Have I become a robot? 
               
               Sometimes I get behind on comments and I feel too overwhelmed to reply wholeheartedly, even though I LOVED reading them with all of my heart. 

                Have I become a robot?

                Sometimes I have nothing to post so I post some filler content that I could care less about. 

                  Have I become a robot?

                  I try to reply as quickly as I can to emails from people, but sometimes they get so buried that I forget for days. 

                  But I haven't become a robot, I'm just adjusting to change. 

                  When I started blogging I had no idea that I would get over three followers, but three followers turned into ten, ten into twenty, and so on. 

                I know I'm still pretty small on here, but I wasn't expecting it. Before I didn't have to make time, now I do.

             And I hope that y'all can bear with me as I go through this learning experience. I love blogging, I don't know where I am going in blogging, but I do know that I hope y'all stick along for the ride. 


       I know this was kind of a ramble, but I had a few things I needed to get out of my head. 

So how are you? 
Tell me something random, let's chat.

Happy Writing,
 

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