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Women-“Blogging is Difficult”

 A blog is an online journal in which you share your thoughts about a particular subject with readers. It is a way to stay in touch or a “way to BE the news”. You are reading my blog and also processing the words in the flow. Not trying to hypnotise but waking up your 6th sen
se. This also means that you are Able enough to differentiate between right, wrong or fact and fiction. The term used for this ability have to be “opinionated“.

Blogs are being used to speak on everything the main stream media is afraid to say and this should be an encouraging term for expressing ones opinion and not staying idle even after having the knowledge. You are an individual then why cant you have an individual opinion? “Men get attacked for their opinions, and women get attacked because they have opinions,” well said by Vox producer and correspondent Liz Plank. Studies show women writers receive more negative feedback, regardless of the topic. Only 20% news outlets are written by women. I know expressing your individuality is not easy but what is the use of all the education you have gained by stimulating your mind for a 5-6 lined theory? If you are worried that your ideas are too “out there,” don’t worry. Somewhere on the Internet, there’s a guy teaching how to use a toilet seat as a small dining table.

The main motive of blogging should be to inform, advise, help and protect. Never feel any lesser because your insight has the power to make the Internet more meaningful.

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