Sharing good things online

Skuka says they barely share good things online and I understand why. I understand it's a big, vulnerable leap. The void is infinite and cold and the silence is deafening. They are talking about personal stuff but I thought about it more broadly. My take, though, for myself, is that this is all the more reason to. There's so much negativity online, and in life generally, that I feel like I actively want to try to redress that balance. I'm not saying I can but I want to. I certainly don't want to be heaping more steaming shit onto the scales. There's plenty of stuff I could have a rant about. I understand that helps some people, being able to vent. I'm not sure it helps me though. I think it acts more as a wallow, in my case. The bad thing happens, one. I'll probably tell the story to my wife or someone, two. It probably goes in my journal, three. So it's already repeated a couple of times anyway. If I blog about it that's another time it's happened to me - likely at least two given…