They scroll.
They like.
They forget.
But I don’t write for scrolling thumbs.
I write for tired hearts.
For those who feel but have no energy left to explain.
For those who refuse to perform, but also refuse to stay silent.
You won’t find trends here.
You’ll find truth. Unfiltered.
Sometimes beautiful. Sometimes ugly. Always real.
If you stay, you stay because you feel.
Not because it’s pretty.
But because it’s alive.
Welcome to pixsilentloud —
a place where silence finally makes noise.
Well, I hope you mean what you say, because if you write on WordPress, you better get used to drive-by comments that demonstrate your point went WHOOOOOOSH over the reader’s head.
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Appreciate the critique, even if it came faster than the time it took me to write the post. I’m still building this space, not firing missiles. If it went whoooosh, maybe slow down and read again.
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It wasn’t a critique nor was I referring to myself, it was a friendly comment about what you’ll have to deal with if you blog on WordPress. But here’s another friendly tip: if you want to build a space, lose the attitude with commenters. I won’t be following.
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Upon reflection, I think my reply was unnecessarily harsh so I apologize for the tone. All I was conveying in my original comment is that when you blog on WordPress you can expect to get people who just scroll through and leave comments showing they didn’t read or missed the point. There was no critique of your post, merely an add-on.
Fair point.
Maybe I came off too sharp while trying to be too real.
This space is still under construction – raw and flawed – but that’s what I stand by.
I respect that you took the time to reflect and respond with more balance. That says a lot about you.
Thanks again for engaging. I value honest voices.:)
WordPress was really great during the Covid era when people just sat home on their computers and started blogging. Now it’s harder to find like-minded people. It can be very frustrating when you pour yourself into your writing and they completely miss the point.
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That frustration is real. Especially when effort meets apathy.
But maybe the point isn’t to be understood by everyone — just by the right ones.
I’m only two days into this and still learning the terrain.
But I already see how rare genuine interaction is.
Your comment felt like one — and I appreciate it more than it shows.
Thanks for stopping by. Really.
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