In recent years, it has become super fashionable to have a blog. Every second housewife who is served her dishes has created a culinary blog. Every self-respecting fitness instructor (also a modern job) has a blog about healthy eating, nutrition, supplements and exercise. Fashion, book, travel bloggers, vloggers and all sorts of gurgs are all over the internet. I have to admit, some are really good and you can learn a lot of interesting things from them. And why does someone make a personal blog Collect likes and caress your ego a bit, express yourself, express yourself or just diversify? Promote your business and make a living? Definitely there of all kinds. And if you haven't caught the subtle black humor and self-irony in the above lines, let me say: I have a blog too and I'm a blogger (or an ordinary writer, a scribbler, a bored mother, wanting to stir her brain cells a little and think of something other than diapers, purees, and expressive children). And do you have a blog, do you follow any blog and in general what do you think about this great miracle called BLOG?
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It depends on your motivation behind the blog. If it's vanity to show yourself to others for fame, to prove how cool you are, etc ... this thing will ruin you. If you think you have life experience and knowledge to make the world a better place with your thoughts and thoughts. If you can make money from it, why not. It all depends on whether what you do has a result. Is there a profit and changed human destinies
A blogger is a person whose hands are wrapped behind his back and nothing else is possible, except for empty talk. Have you not heard the maxim that who knows something does it, and who does not know makes a blog and gives advice.
1, when I look at them, most vloggers and bloggers are just like that - to pretend to be cool, they even often turn it into a saliva in their quest to pretend to be interesting and fun, which they are not. But they look ridiculous, because they begin to believe in themselves and radiate falsehood. The other part are those who think that they will gather millions of followers and get rich and start unpacking some fictional products, writing stupid books and selling them and all sorts of such nonsense. Few are really useful with a real cause. Most talk empty and general talk and generally drool and make it interesting.
Chukchi writer, not reader.
3. It depends, if this nonsense brings them profit, maybe it makes sense for them. I wouldn't live my life pretending to be a clown, just to make money without having to go to work, but there are people who are willing to do anything about it. Most often they earn from advertising products, but do they lose themselves that way. Yes, I think they do. And as you say, the falsehood is obvious. That's right. Fame sucks. I understand a person who has something to say to the world, to look for a platform - it is necessary. To some extent, I understand those who do it only for money. Everyone is looking for money in the end. We live in such a world that they are important. However, I do not understand those who do it neither for money nor for a meaningful purpose. I think they are stupid. In fact, they are all on Facebook. Fb is a blog and a deposit - for no money. It is the perfect place to bury yourself.
By turning off the computer and the phone, etc. bloggers' products are disappearing. They are not on the buses or billboards. False fame.
I follow them, I follow the topic in Bg mama "Bloggers and vloggers" more. For me, they are like a social experiment. They live quite isolated. They earn easy money, but I think that their mental capacity is not very high, of Bulgarian bloggers in particular. There are a lot of interesting people in the world.
Bloggers are like everyone else, there are people of all kinds, from real geniuses discussing science and technology to the most muffins that describe their latest purchases in Dubai malls. There are those who make a living this way, but there are many for whom this is just a hobby. So it's ridiculous to claim and summarize that all bloggers live in isolation. I think, however, that in order for a blogger to have a larger audience and income, he should write in English or Chinese, for example. The Bulgarian internet space is limited, there is nothing to be mistaken.
People have always needed to express themselves. At the moment it is just very convenient to do. Blogging, vlogging and all derivatives are just such a convenient tool. And you, many of the commenters, are sincere idiots. Brother.
99% of bloggers have sick ambitions to be famous for something. There is an expression wannabe. The Russians have a different expression with a different meaning, but the same psycho origin: Laykodrocher (who does not know, drocher = checker), ie. a person who is figuratively satisfied with the likes he receives. So forget that nonsense, unless you really have something significant to say. For example, to be a specialist with 20-30 years of experience in a given field and to share subtleties, and not to waste people's time reading your slop.
I don't have a blog, deposit, etc. I have a real job. I'm not particularly interested.
8, I've watched a lot of different bloggers in recent years - believe me, there are no geniuses among them. Bulgarian bloggers and vloggers are bottom to bottom, to one.
There are indeed meaningful deposits, but they are in English. There are scientific topics, for example, that explain in a very good and interesting way. There are also football-themed ones that explain in an interesting way how tactics work, analyze matches, etc. Even in Bulgarian TV shows I have seen them use their materials. They are really quite competent. But I have not seen such a Bulgarian until now. All Bulgarian are of the sort Emil Conrad, The clushers and the like, which aim only to sell their books and advertise some products, and at the same time there is no content. I can make such a deposit, ie. they stand out with nothing but knowledge and presentation.
Clowns. Very, VERY rarely to have someone meaningful. Looking at which are some of the most famous in Bulgaria ... little by little. 30-year-old men behave like 10-year-olds and drool .... I'm referring to Slavcho and Conrad .... apparently they never intend to start doing something serious.
Super tragedy. Yesterday I watched a blogger on the cherry and for the first time I played 2 videos, I was shocked. In general, what can a blogger as a crazy reporter teach me?
Up to 15 This show, with these addicts, must be taken off the air!
15, Antoinette Cinderella (better known as Antoinette Pepe). Toshko and I behaved disgustingly at the icing on the cake because they had no topics to talk about. She also. I don't know how a mother of two can afford to humiliate another person on the air and then sleep peacefully at night. Gram's mind is not there.
To me, a vlogger is a person who shows what he does in his daily life, something like an overview! There is nothing interesting here! He must be doing it because he wants to show off how he combines everything!
Dude, aren't you some hidden blogger, vlogger who got hurt? Why are we idiots now?
It's like asking "What do you think about reading books?" and answer you "Books are not at a good level". There are all kinds of books and blogs.
As a student, I watched Emil Conrad and the like, I wanted to laugh at nonsense. Now I only watch movies and TV series. People, if you want to do something normal, read a book.
I have a serious job (even two), but that doesn't stop me from having a blog to share interesting things. You stigmatize people you don't know for the simple reason that your mind can't handle how serious and real people relax in a way other than hanging out in a pub and at a bacon table. This is blogging - people who have different interests and hobbies write about them from time to time. Love of writing and specific topics. This is behind 90% of bloggers. A hobby like any other. November_Soul
22, we talked about vloggers, not bloggers, you must feel the difference. The problem is that everyone has become a lot of writing and a lot of investing, and more than half of you do not become. You just don't get up! If a person has talent, he writes well, ok, great. But these are very few people. Here is your opinion about your readers and viewers: you think that we are so limited that we do not understand you, we do not understand your hobby. We understand that, but most of you don't know how to write or you don't have anything interesting to invest. You do not tolerate criticism, and criticism tells you that most of you are not up for the job.
Vloggers are heavy complexes with a mania for fame and greatness. And most, of course, are not suitable for a finch. Oh, yes, she is bored and it hurts them to find a normal job. Who will watch your ligatures, huh ?!
Wasn't this story written 10 years ago and published only now? People have switched en masse to social networks and video sharing sites.
Wow, I was scared of Antoinette Pepe, what is this anorexia? Laugh
Antoinette Pepe is a former companion. But you know that there are no former k .....
A small but very revealing detail - the author has confused the section. What does the next manifestation of validation search have to do with prose? Like most bloggers, this one is so inadequate and incapable of judging her surroundings that she hasn't even paid attention to where she's posted. But on the other hand, she wants to tell everyone about herself, as if she is particularly interesting. Bloggers most often talk about themselves and their mediocre lives. And the simple truth is that a person who is happy with himself and his life does not need someone else's validation. The very act of looking for this type of external validation means that deep down you know that what you are doing is wrong but you want someone to tell you that you are great. Well, I'm sorry, but number 2 told you the truth.