The Little Moon Residence

When I first started my blog, I was so nervous that I didn’t realize how many people were interested in my writing. I’ve been receiving email from readers who follow me on Twitter and Facebook, and I’ve also been getting a lot of comments and fan mail from people who find my content interesting. But it wasn’t until recently that I realized how many of them are actually interested in my writing.

I am absolutely not a fan of comments. I mean they are a necessary evil that needs to be addressed, but they make me feel like I am being attacked. I also do not like to be put on the spot.

I know this is not a very popular opinion, but I truly believe that every reader is entitled to do as they please. I do not think any reader is inherently being “hurt” by my writing. I am simply saying that the right people are responding. I have not read the comments that I am about to link to, but I know that many of them are a mix of people of various backgrounds and ages.

Most of the comments that I have seen on my blog are coming from young and relatively new (at least in India) readers. I know that some of them are confused, but most of them are quite supportive. I think that because I write more about politics and current events, I attract a more diverse set of readers. I know that a lot of my readers are male because that is the case everywhere I go.

That is true. I know that my blog is about news and current events, but it doesn’t mean that I don’t write about other aspects of life. Some of my fans are male, some are female, and most of them are younger than me. There is no right or wrong here. Just different.

In the same way that my political writings are more likely to be read by people with a more liberal outlook than by conservative Americans, my political writings are more likely to be read by people of a more liberal outlook than by conservative Americans. It is because of my political views that I attract readers of different political leanings, but people who are conservative will read my blog because they are reading politics.

While I’ve been a conservative (and in the past conservative), I’ve also had a number of friends who aren’t. My political views have influenced the way I interact, learn, and make decisions in my everyday life. I think it’s because my politics have an air of uncertainty, of being on the edge of something I’m still unsure about.

This is why I started my blog. I know its not very well known, but I wanted to write about my political views because I have very little to no knowledge about them. I thought that would help me to communicate them better, and as it turns out, it has.

This post is about my political views, but before I explain why I have them, I want to explain why I do. I don’t really have a “right” or “left” position about anything. I simply think that there are things that are just right and wrong, and that we should all be able to live with that.

I think most people are more confused on how to vote than how to think, but I don’t think there are any real rules to voting. People vote based on emotion and intuition, rather than any kind of logical reasoning.