I don’t like to put myself on a pedestal when it comes to blogging.

In fact, I often feel a bit guilty about it, even though I don´t really have anything wrong with that.

As a child-free blogger, I’m just trying to share my stories with you as best I can and make my readers happy.

But if I do feel guilty about my blog, I feel a little guilty because I know that the truth will come out in a positive way.

I know my posts are important to others.

And I want them to be happy.

That´s what the blog is about, right? 

The truth is, I really like sharing my blog and sharing my stories.

I want my readers to be able to get the full picture and know what I´ve been through in my life and what I can teach them. So I don�t really like to let it be known how I feel about myself, and I donât want to ruin that.

But sometimes, as I write these blog posts, I wonder what it feels like to be in the middle of a big controversy, or even to have a big public disagreement. 

So when I read the comments on my posts and the comments of other bloggers who share the same thoughts about my blogging, I get a little scared and I get depressed.

That is why I wrote this post, to help me get through this time of intense criticism and stress.

I also want to help others understand how much it hurts when I write about my personal life.

I don¡t want people to feel bad for what I am going through, and in fact, if they did, it would make me very sad.

I would feel even worse about it if I thought that they were really going to judge me and that I deserved it.

That would hurt my feelings and it would affect the way I blog. 

My first thoughts when I get into a disagreement with someone is: What the hell is wrong with me?

What am I doing wrong?

It is such a common question for many people, so I will try to answer it for you: I just don’t have a real life anymore.

I live in a virtual world, in my mind.

I can see the world, but I donęt see my life.

So what do I do in my virtual world?

I just write about things that I am passionate about and that my family is proud of.

And sometimes, my family gets mad at me.

And so, I write more. 

In addition to my blog about my family and life, I also post about my work, which I am proud of, and my family, which is my primary concern. 

I want my blogging to be honest and authentic.

I write because I love it and because I want to share it.

But I also have to put my best foot forward when I do it.

And when it becomes too much, I just stop writing.

I usually stop a few days before I stop. 

It feels really weird to stop a blog, but it is a part of who I am.

I have a lot of time for writing, so when I feel like it is going too far, I stop writing until I can put my head down and focus on the task at hand.

I sometimes feel like I am trying to get away from the blog, so that I can write about something else.

But when I have to write about everything, it feels so awkward.

I often think that it is better if I donít write at all.

But even though it feels weird, I am not doing anything wrong.

I am just trying not to be too busy. 

What if my blog was shut down for a while?

Well, if my blogging platform stopped working, I could not publish my content and I would be out of luck. 

If my platform stopped functioning for a long time, I would need to find another platform to publish. 

But I would not be out completely.

If my blog had a hard time getting through the network and if I had to go through the same ordeal of losing my blog for months, I wouldn´t be able the same amount of time.

I need to take care of my family. 

Do I have the time?

I know it is hard to imagine going through that.

And in fact I can understand why it is so hard to take the time to create something that will live on.

But that doesn´t mean that you should not try.

There are so many great bloggers out there that are dedicated to making a living blogging, so it is not unreasonable to think that you could make money by being a good blogger. 

One thing is for sure: I would love to see all of my blog posts and videos made available to the public.

So if you like to share your life and life experiences, I invite you to