End Of June With A Difference

End of Month...Summary.

Things I hated this month through blogging:

• Silly, unmeaningful comments: I need feedback on what I write therefore, I don't like reading comments such as 'Beautiful Pictures'. I know they are beautiful, that's why I chose them. When I find these type of comments, I generally reply the same way. Or I don't reply at all. If you don't like reading, don't comment. (This applies only to posts which include both writing and pictures, where in my opinion, creative writing is way more superior that the pictures. When posts are dedicated to only pictures, or personal images, that's a different story...)
• Giveaways: What is the use of organizing giveaways if they are not international? Do you really mean it when you throw cheap giveaways? Is it only because you want to increase the number of followers? And what happens when a winner is chosen "randomly" but the random.org print screen is not published? Dear giveaway organizer, do you really think  that participants are foolish, to not realise that instead of doing it randomly, you picked the winner yourself?
• Bloggers commenting on their own posts: Once I comment I don't go back to that same post. Ever. No one does. It's a fact. So why do you comment yourself on your own post? To increase the number of comments and page views?!
• Unpersonalized, highly objective fashion posts: I would rather check professional fashion websites rather than read a typical post. Maybe because I want to hear people's views, opinions, suggestions...and not simply boring copy-and-paste articles.
• Long posts: If you have something in mind, write it in 2 or 3 short, concise paragraphs. There's no need to publish one, long paragraph, font size 9, no pictures. I won't read it anyway.
• Colourful languages: Ok, we live in 2011, by far, I do believe that most of us, read and write in English, so why do you keep on publishing posts in your own mother tongue language? Who will understand it, except very few of your followers? English is the international language. Stick with it. For God's sake, it's understandable to everyone.
• People who comment on your blog, simply because you commented on their blog first: By experience, I realised that these people are not interested in others, but simply concentrated on themselves. "Comment on me, i will comment back." No, it doesn't work that way. Ok, I have a few "friends" whom I comment almost on every post, but I do that for the simple reason that I adore their whole blog. Others who comment my writings, only after I comment on theirs are just worthless bloggers. Sorry.

These are by far the worst things I've been noticing quite for a long time through the blogging experience, thus I wanted to share them with you, sane people. I'm not mentioning particular blogs, but if you possess any of the points above, then it might apply.  I excuse myself, but I'm not trying to hurt any feelings, I'm just being honest.

Things I loved this month through blogging and life in general:

• Few bloggers who I now consider my "friends": I'm refering to those I write constantly, sharing thoughts and feelings. I love you all.
• Internet ingeneral: I'm learning all the time. There are so many talented people out there, ready to share what they know to others. I suck at practically everything. Thanks to all the tutorials, videos, images and user friendly articles...I'm actually surviving.
• Enjoying myself: I've been so protective over myself lately. I don't want to hurt myself anymore. I keep saying this to myself. I deserve the best. No one can hurt my feelings. No one can make me feel horrible. I'm feeling good with myself, I'm learning to accept every single aspect - that's what's making me live and appreciate life better.

Pick up song for this month:

What I'm looking forward next month:

Partying.

Beach.

Birthday.

Being happy.