Not your everyday kid's toy, but perhaps not surprisingly, I want one!
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I'm following your blog for quite a while and first I was excited about the stuff you pointed out to your readers (e.g. picture galleries, photographers, and of course rubber gear) but now I start to become bored. Almost every post is an "I want this" post (like the one from above) or it is about your sex life and that's something I'm really not interested in. A blog about a fetish is per se a sexual thing, ok, but I don't care about your fuck buddies or about what you did last night. I'd rather like to see more posts about interesting or new gear, events, galleries etc. Just thought I'd let you know.
Thanks for the feedback...in all honesty the blog reflects what's going on in my life as a whole; I've been working in two cities and spent the summer enjoying my personal life in both. I haven't been to any events in the past six months and I haven't had much spare time to find 'quality content'; this is something that happens in the summer normally for me when I'm spending more time outside than inside, but even moreso now that stuff related to my new job is taking 100% more of my time...remember, last year I was unemployed! :)
I've mentioned my regrets about this several times...but keep in mind, I started this blog as a journal, not a contest to see how many readers I can get but as more of a capture of what's been going on for me, and that's where the problem lies, I guess.
If the content isn't what you're looking for, my apologies, but I hope that the fall and winter will bring more event coverage and things that I find interesting on the interwebs as I spend more time in front of the computer. Cheers!
well I LIKE the blog and have been following you for ages. i dont really care to read what the first one said ....I like you very much and i congratulate you on being a good man., and interesting man and a sexy man. you are so much better than the idiot that wrote the first part. and you know i mean that! hugs and kisses DC XX
Bottom line is that it's RC's blog and anyone who doesn't like the content doesn't have to read. It's not like this is some kind of paid customer service.
I like the mix of pictures/videos, event notices, and personal stories. And the teddy bear is awesome.
Now let's be frank, to me a weblog is about writing about oneself, kind of like a diary. Posting likes, dislikes, experiences, reports, etc. Are there entries I like? You bet! Is there some stuff which is not according to my line? Sure. Would that a reason for me to complain about? No, not really. A blog to me is also a way of self-elaboration we can share with others. And when synchronicities are happening, so much the better.
Having said that, sometimes I wonder why people would complain about others blog and have some kind of attitude with "expecting the right post", whereas they could as well start their own blog with their favourite content instead of staying on the consumer line so to speak.
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I'm following your blog for quite a while and first I was excited about the stuff you pointed out to your readers (e.g. picture galleries, photographers, and of course rubber gear) but now I start to become bored. Almost every post is an "I want this" post (like the one from above) or it is about your sex life and that's something I'm really not interested in. A blog about a fetish is per se a sexual thing, ok, but I don't care about your fuck buddies or about what you did last night. I'd rather like to see more posts about interesting or new gear, events, galleries etc. Just thought I'd let you know.
Thanks for the feedback...in all honesty the blog reflects what's going on in my life as a whole; I've been working in two cities and spent the summer enjoying my personal life in both. I haven't been to any events in the past six months and I haven't had much spare time to find 'quality content'; this is something that happens in the summer normally for me when I'm spending more time outside than inside, but even moreso now that stuff related to my new job is taking 100% more of my time...remember, last year I was unemployed! :)
I've mentioned my regrets about this several times...but keep in mind, I started this blog as a journal, not a contest to see how many readers I can get but as more of a capture of what's been going on for me, and that's where the problem lies, I guess.
If the content isn't what you're looking for, my apologies, but I hope that the fall and winter will bring more event coverage and things that I find interesting on the interwebs as I spend more time in front of the computer. Cheers!
well I LIKE the blog and have been following you for ages. i dont really care to read what the first one said ....I like you very much and i congratulate you on being a good man., and interesting man and a sexy man. you are so much better than the idiot that wrote the first part.
and you know i mean that!
hugs and kisses DC XX
Let's call people names, that's constructive ...
Bottom line is that it's RC's blog and anyone who doesn't like the content doesn't have to read. It's not like this is some kind of paid customer service.
I like the mix of pictures/videos, event notices, and personal stories. And the teddy bear is awesome.
Now let's be frank, to me a weblog is about writing about oneself, kind of like a diary. Posting likes, dislikes, experiences, reports, etc.
Are there entries I like? You bet! Is there some stuff which is not according to my line? Sure. Would that a reason for me to complain about? No, not really.
A blog to me is also a way of self-elaboration we can share with others. And when synchronicities are happening, so much the better.
Having said that, sometimes I wonder why people would complain about others blog and have some kind of attitude with "expecting the right post", whereas they could as well start their own blog with their favourite content instead of staying on the consumer line so to speak.
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