  Starting my blog is not the easiest thing. There are different kinds of blogs you could have and you can have several at the same time or you could just have one. Everyone has things about themselves that they do not want everyone to know -- maybe something that happened in the past.
For instance (and this is perhaps an extreme example), lets just say that at one time in your life you had a stuffed animal fetish. You loved to roll around in a pile of stuffed animals when no one else was around. Obviously, you weren't sharing this with too many people at the time. However, as you grew in your wisdom and faith in God, you came to realize that your teddy bear fetish was really only a symptom of a much deeper problem. Along the way, as your obsession increased in its intensity, you perhaps committed some truly ungodly acts with pooh bear (boy this really is an extreme example). However, The Lord dealt with you and delivered you out of your sinful psuedo-beastialistic ways. Now, you are free of the affliction of pseudo-beastialism. However, something pulls at you to want to share your experience with others because you feel that if only you could convey the experience with untainted honesty, you could some how use it to glorify God.
I think I have been awake far too long. So what should you do? Should you go forth and begin proclaiming yourself saved by God and begin detailing the realities of your nightmarish obsession with pooh-pooh? Or should you deny it to the end and go forth to walk in a newness of life, reaping the benefits of your newly found, God given wisdom? Or even worse, what if somebody somehow found out about your Poohilism before you were delivered from it?
How will you ever be able to face the world? What if someone has pictures? My point is this. How much of your self must you reveal in a blog in order to maintain its integrity as a genuine and complete representation of who you are? Are there not instances in which it is not what you do say but what you don't say that is faulty? 
