I’m glad so many people connected with that phrases because I really felt as though it would possibly offend some people.

I want to educate, yes, but so many people do it better and I don’t know that adding more to the Internet is more helpful because the people who tend to read my blog already know most of this. Much of this so-called education that I find doesn’t do it any better, and while it sounds mean, it’s a waste of their time.

I literally LOL’d when I read this line. It seems like everyone with a non-erotic sex blog is calling themselves a “sex educator” these days. What does that phrase even mean anymore?

I wish I had some advice to offer, but I’m going through my own blog identity crisis at the moment. I want to write about sex, but I don’t want to be a “brand” or an internet personality. I’m still trying to find some balance between my personal needs and blogging expectations.

Good luck with your blogging journey, wherever it may take you.

Maybe I need to pimp my posts more. I don’t know. Maybe I just didn’t talk about how BIG those things were when they happened.

I’m glad people understand because sometimes I think “real” is better than having an angle.

I like this. I feel the same way.