In my opinion, a lot of the comments that you young ladies deal with just stem from jealous, insecure and a lot of the time mentally imbalanced individuals with access to a keyboard and a internet connection. Block ‘em! I don’t approve any of thoses comments.

On another note, I like Rumi, I think she is sweet young lady and I know where apricot.tea is coming from. I’ve followed her since her early mystylediary days as I was also posting outfits to that site around the same time. To me Rumi is just evolving, doing different things and pursing her goals. Obviously her blog has opened up opportunities that she is taking full advantage of – nothing wrong with that. Wasson maybe an inspiration, but that doesn’t seem to be an issue for her nor does it seem like she minds the comparison at the present moment. Perhaps in time she will evolve even further and define her style more clearly. If someone no longer relates to that, then they have so many other blogs to follow out here. Lots of choices in the fashion blogging community. On the net – people come and go. Followers may grow tired of your blog and move on to someone else’s, thats just the ways it goes. You gain and lose readership, just the nature of the beast. I just try to focus on keeping it positive on my blog and not let the “fake ones” weight me down with negative comments and distract me from my whole reason for blogging.

i really hope they find a way to catch these people and give them some kind of way to punish them, seriously.

Best feature ever: Google’s Webmaster Tools. I still have my portfolio site and my old domain but I have had them removed from google. Now people can view them if I give them the URLs but they will not come up in any google searches. I know it’s not the most fail safe method, but I feel 100 times better knowing that I’m not so out there anymore.

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