There comes a time in every blogger's life where he/she must address the fact that there are readers other than him/her self. This is, for some, a painful experience.
Responding to some queries:
1.) No, I will not sleep with you.
2.) Even if you meet me "in secret", you probably still won't get a code name and you won't get immortalized in the blog unless you're interesting and awesome and captivate my fancy for at least a few weeks.
3.) I have my strengths and faults. The "You're not all that" comment, written of course by an anonymous fan, is both 100% true and 100% un-necessary.
4.) If you think you know who I am, or actually do, you can try to blackmail me all you want. I'm not ashamed of my blog, I just think the code written a names are to protect the innocent. Or, you know, even the not so innocent. I've been pissed enough at someone exactly once to the point that I talked shit about her using her real name in a blog, and she was (is) a heinous cunt. Other than that, despite the level of shit I've been dragged through by some people, their identities remain protected.
5.) Yes, my life is meaningful and fun.
6.) Maybe I am an attention-whore, I don't know. People in real life (IRL) pay attention to me quite a bit, but I also like to do my own thing and not pay so much attention to what other people think. That said, it was legitimately difficult to let that comment just slide. Don't read my blog (and ergo pay attention to me) if you think that. I use this blog as an outlet for my private thoughts. Even though I know I will be judged for it, I am a voice of the Sex-Positive movement, which deserves more attention and not silence.
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