You can just imagine my surprise for the first time to read her post about how she didn’t like blogging so much anymore. Here I was thinking that she enjoyed her writing so much because it reflected on the tone of her posts. In her post, Writer’s Block: Say it Ain’t So, she writes about how her blog felt more like a job and how it has gotten to the point when she didn’t have time to even visit other blog sites because of all the emails she had to reply to.

I feel for you, Shamelessly Sassy. I love my blog. It’s like some part of me will die if I stop doing this. This has been a refuge and a source of happiness I can’t seem to quantify. Thank you for sharing your post. Your blog is a success because of YOU and if you change who you are just to accommodate a few, you’ll find that your blog wouldn’t be YOU anymore. I read because of you. I hardly comment, though. I think you’d rather know that I read your blog rather than what I thought. There’s enough people doing that already. And besides, don’t you think that the simple fact that I do read your posts says it all?

So I say, to hell with all of them. You are your own person and you should follow what’s best for you. I’ll still read your blog no matter what happens. Whether you say “Ferrari” or fuck. It’s all the same to me. I’m sure there are others out there who think the same. Keep at it, Shamelessly Sassy, my life would be so boring without you and your blog.