Popularitchy
"The green beer hashes onomatopoeia in the urge. Ailurophile fails after onomatopoeia. Will the expertise offend around onomatopoeia? The wonder renders the ruler. Ailurophile destroys the dirt next to the sober tone. How does onomatopoeia struggle after Ailurophile?"
Before cursing me, or yelling "WTF!!" at me for writing the above paragraph I solely disown any connection with it except for finding 'Ailurophile' and 'onomatopoeia' from a site and putting it here.
We have seen blogs/books/notes etc., which makes no sense but only noise and ultimately disgust through such style of writing (if I can call them so!). According to me, we basically write for two objectives; 1) To express oneself and to share it with a close group of people 2) To impress; mostly to appeal external audience, but the author derives some kind of satisfaction through his work, as people read, understand and enjoy it. There is a third type which is a mix of both, but ultimately falls in to any of the above categories according to the quality of writing.
So, the blogs which resemble the first paragraph of this blog post are basically orphans; they are supposed to impress readers, but as they do not communicate anything particular to them, they are left alone as weird scribbling. They might get response ONLY from people who feel that they are useless if they don't pretend to understand such intricacies. And it just serves the purpose of 'popularitchy' of the writer, as popularity is positive, I guess!
When I analyze my blog posts, yes they are not read by masses, simply because they are not supposed to read by a lot of people as of now. I write for me, it's more of expressive kind and not to impress anyone. I don't write to inspire anyone, I don't write to make the world a better place and I don't ever write to modify human behaviour, except mine. If something good or bad happened/going to happen out of this blog that is purely unintentional and coincidental.
‘Popularitchy’ is a medical condition which needs treatment, if left untreated it can be a serious illness like psoriasis or eczema. Only self realization can save popularitchy seekers!
Thanks: To my friend Pranav Karnad for the 'random paragraph generator' link.
Before cursing me, or yelling "WTF!!" at me for writing the above paragraph I solely disown any connection with it except for finding 'Ailurophile' and 'onomatopoeia' from a site and putting it here.
We have seen blogs/books/notes etc., which makes no sense but only noise and ultimately disgust through such style of writing (if I can call them so!). According to me, we basically write for two objectives; 1) To express oneself and to share it with a close group of people 2) To impress; mostly to appeal external audience, but the author derives some kind of satisfaction through his work, as people read, understand and enjoy it. There is a third type which is a mix of both, but ultimately falls in to any of the above categories according to the quality of writing.
So, the blogs which resemble the first paragraph of this blog post are basically orphans; they are supposed to impress readers, but as they do not communicate anything particular to them, they are left alone as weird scribbling. They might get response ONLY from people who feel that they are useless if they don't pretend to understand such intricacies. And it just serves the purpose of 'popularitchy' of the writer, as popularity is positive, I guess!
When I analyze my blog posts, yes they are not read by masses, simply because they are not supposed to read by a lot of people as of now. I write for me, it's more of expressive kind and not to impress anyone. I don't write to inspire anyone, I don't write to make the world a better place and I don't ever write to modify human behaviour, except mine. If something good or bad happened/going to happen out of this blog that is purely unintentional and coincidental.
‘Popularitchy’ is a medical condition which needs treatment, if left untreated it can be a serious illness like psoriasis or eczema. Only self realization can save popularitchy seekers!
Thanks: To my friend Pranav Karnad for the 'random paragraph generator' link.
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