As an economics enthusiast, the basic motive behind any action is what interests me. So I have asked myself, "Mr.Moron why do ya want to start blogging?" My mind wanders for a while and then I come up with the following understanding.
My everyday life is influenced by a varied motley of personalities. Certain actions of their make me laugh, some get me on the defensive, some make me bitter, and some instill confidence. Barring the ones with good outputs, the rest are psychologically detrimental. So i believe blogging is a healthy way to relieve some of this "PEER PRESSURE."
Humans are born hypocrites and I am no exception. The above reason though partly true is cited with the intention of making me look good on the blog site. The real reasons for having a blog are:
My everyday life is influenced by a varied motley of personalities. Certain actions of their make me laugh, some get me on the defensive, some make me bitter, and some instill confidence. Barring the ones with good outputs, the rest are psychologically detrimental. So i believe blogging is a healthy way to relieve some of this "PEER PRESSURE."
Humans are born hypocrites and I am no exception. The above reason though partly true is cited with the intention of making me look good on the blog site. The real reasons for having a blog are:
- I can ramble on and on with all the fundae I am capable of coming up with.
- I can boast in any conversation with my friends that I too am a BLOGGER. (Such behavioral patterns are evident early in our childhood my friend; don't ya remember the quibble with your sibling over a stupid chocolate. Ya see a good pair of sneakers on your friend and BAM! ya want those at any cost; I believe this is no different.)
- People tend to get judgmental at times and I am judgmental MOST the time. Sarcasm is my mother tongue; I can poke sarcastic humor and be assured of no repercussions.
- I am preparing for the GRE, and this helps me use the memorized cornucopia of useless words.
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