How do people blog for thirty years without running out of things to say?

Throughout my time on the Internet, I’ve made numerous attempts at blogs, some ranging from simple online journals to others where I’ve essentially just ‘reblogged’ whatever it was that I found interesting at the time. I think it’s generally fair to say, with the benefit of hindsight, that airing my dirty laundry, insecurities, and perhaps frustrations with unrequited feelings wasn’t the wisest of decisions on a medium that essentially never forgets. When your professional reputation, whatever the hell that means, could potentially come under fire because you found something controversial interesting or posted a less-than-savoury opinion on a topic fifteen years ago, it can sometimes feel like the best option is simply not to post at all. On the other hand, I have such an admiration for those who post so much without fear of reprisal; posting purely for the sake of loving writing and sharing their opinions and thoughts with the world, not because they’re trying to manipulate search…