So I've been thinking...yes, that's what that burning rubber smell was...I've been thinking about IMAGE. That persona or part of ourselves that we put out for the world to see.
I've come to realize that I have multiple personalities...thankfully, I'm not quite like Sybil...not yet anyway, but I somehow have gotten into the habit of changing my mannerisms to suit my audience, whether it's on Facebook, or Twitter, or our blog, at work, etc.
The reason I'm bringing this up today is because it's been frustrating me lately. It's exhausting actually! I've read posts written by some of my favorite snarktacular chicas {The Bookish Brunette and Supernatural Snark to name a couple} and thought, "damn, why can't I write more like that? I'm snarky too!" *pouts* I really admire those people who are "what you see is what you get". The people who are the same across the board and make no apologies for it. Frankly, I could never be one of them and I know it. However, while I think it's perfectly acceptable to be one way at work, another at home and another with friends...I took it one step further and split myself to suit different forms of social media. You see how complicated and confusing it's gotten *facepalm*
Now don't misunderstand me...I am NOT fake...I am everything you've seen/read on these various sites. I am a grammar nazi, I am sarcastic, I am temperamental & moody, I am perverted, I am sweet, I am funny, I am a perfectionist, and above all, I'm very complicated.
When we first started Book ♥ Soulmates, I wanted to be perceived as a professional. I developed a very specific review style, wrote my posts a certain way, never cussed and was rarely sarcastic. Now those of you who know me know that I had to work at hiding those last two because I've had moments where I'm pretty sure I could have made a pirate blush...but sometimes I want to cuss and be all Miss Smartass on the blog but I feel like that goes against the IMAGE that I've developed as a blogger.
So what I want to know is:
What is your perception of me as a blogger?
Not fishing for compliments *pinky promise*
How would our readers feel if I was more "Twitter-like" on the blog?
So what I want to know is:
What is your perception of me as a blogger?
Not fishing for compliments *pinky promise*
How would our readers feel if I was more "Twitter-like" on the blog?


















