Blogging is like sex

Blog this virgin.
Blogging is like sex, and blog newbies are like virginal women who want to have sex with men. Like new bloggers, virgins are vulnerable to criticism, rejection, insults, and paranoia. Do they look good? Are their boobs nasty and flat? Are their nips too dark or pinkish? Cute or too big? Do they have smooth, silky skin? Are their legs to die for? Do they have flat tummies? Are their bodies perfect? Do they have JLo asses? Are they worth fucking?
Blog readers are curious too if bloggers write well. Are the bloggers good? Do they have wit and humor? Are their writings concise and logical? Do they use proper punctuation marks? Are their spelling and vocabulary impressive? How about their syntax and grammar? Do they express or impress? Are their blogs dark, morbid, lame, boring or pornographic? Do they make sense? Are they worth reading?
Like first time bloggers, timid, inexperienced virginal women are hesitant to strip and submit themselves at first. They are fearful of unknown consequences. They are paranoid of lots of things. They are cautious. They have lots of questions. Are they going to be secretly videotaped? Are the encounters discreet? Will men spank them? What is G-spot? How will they use dildos and vibrators? What is BJ? Should they swallow or spit? How will they react if guys finger their behinds? Will they be on top, bottom, or sideways? Virgins want to learn everything and try. They watch porn, read "Sex for Dummies," and phone Sunday Night Sex Show.
First time bloggers are bunch of confused cyber wanderers. They are clueless too. They are too careful to open up and reveal themselves initially. They don't want to be lampooned or laughed at. They try to think twice before they write. They don't know their readers. They want to learn how to blog. They ask questions. Will their blogs appear on search engines? Can other people delete their blogs? Are their passwords safe? What is blog spot? How to download photos or publish blogs? What is RSS? How do they add comments to their posts? Can they place hits and counter codes above or below? They ask and ask. Newbies are eager to be part of blogosphere. They surf the net, post questions on forums, and even email blog hosts.
After the initial anxieties, hesitations, and uncertainties, virgins, like greenhorn bloggers, become excited. They get into what they really want to try. They start to wonder about their men. They imagine and fantasize. They have expectations now. They become confident. Are the guys handsome? Do they have hard abs, biceps, pecs, and glutes? Are they too muscular? Are they hung? Cut or uncut? Are they hairy or smooth? Do they stink? Are they good kissers? Do they fuck good? If men fuck them good, will they do it again? Virgins start to create their ideal fuckers.
First time bloggers eventually gain confidence too. They can write now without ambivalence. They start wondering about their readers. It's nice to write when you know them. Are the readers educated? Do they have BA, MA, or PhD? Are they high school kids or elementary? Are they smart or just nosey? Jobless or executive? Are they Democrat or Republican? Do they criticize constructively? Are they close-minded? Atheist or fundamentalist? Are they haters or stalkers? Do they write good comments? If the readers' responses are awesome, will they continue blogging? Newbies now have perceived ideal readers.
Sex, like blogging, is very complex and interesting. Women can fake their orgasms, give their bodies away for free, or charge for a fee. Some are into one night stands, and others look for long terms. There are women who are fuck buddies, booty calls, bitches, easy sluts, cunts, and whores.
Blogging too has fakers and posers. There are straight men pretending to be lesbians and gay men writing as women. Most bloggers write not for money. Expressing and reading angst is free. Those who blog for coins sign on google adsense. Some have been blogging for years, while others just blog once. Bloggers are bunch of Internet friends, bums, writers, depressed loners, bipolar flamers, attention-getters, hoaxers, lazy asses, and bores.
Sex is indeed very addicting like blogging. Those women who become nymphomaniacs resort to multiple partners and hop from bed to bed. They should be careful. There are a lot of dangerous fuckers out there. HIV and STD's are everywhere. Beware of strangers, sadists, murderers, and losers.
Big time blog addicts create multiple accounts, log on back and forth, and browse from blog to blog. They too should be watchful and cautious. There are computer viruses and hackers lurking and looking for next victims. Be careful with unknown links, anonymous e-mails, strange downloads, deranged bloggers, and unfamiliar hacks.
A nympho may say, "Eat this." I write, "Blog this."
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