thank you!

i know some of these posts can blur the line between fiction and reality but somewhere, it's happening to someone. that's what matters most.  i know it's difficult to decipher the difference between storytelling and documenting personal events but there is certainly a reason as to why i switch between first person and third person.  it honestly doesn't matter who is going through these things. what matters is that someone is and because no one likes to feel alone, they shouldn't have to. not everyone will start a blog and not everyone will write in their diary but since everyone can relate, it's only right that they're given a voice.

so yes, these posts serve as my release but they are also reminders that documented emotions cannot be ego driven or purposely written to accommodate the views and likes of others. these words have been written to inspire, relate and divulge.  all of me to all you in due time.

oh and i definitely read ALL of your comments, whether it's an email, a text, a tweet or however else you choose to contact me.  i can't say enough how much i appreciate it. i literally screamed out loud when i found out over 3,000 of you logged in to read my thoughts. thank you, thank you, thank you.  after much debate about how to address your comments, @danigirlbx came up with a great idea. i will respond to every single one of them on thursdays.  i will dedicate a whole post to respond to your thoughts, your questions and your ideas, just to say thank you for reading. and it'll be much easier to find considering you don't have to go back to the post you commented on to see if i responded.  this blog has grown in ways i never imagined. it started as a class assignment, then it turned into the things i've noticed, then into the things i've felt, then into detailed accounts of different experiences and now it's a conversation i feel like i'm having with everyone who checks the page.  i just wanted to say thank you essentially and that i really appreciate that you're taking this journey with me.