Single & Blogging it
So i was over at the Living in Barbados blog and i learnt that:
Most bloggers are male and age under 35… . Most blogs are personal (I fit). Most bloggers are fully employed (not just blogging) and highly educated (well, of course). Most bloggers, by a large margin, are NOT single .
Perhaps this explains why i’ve had such a hard time as a consistent blogger. For as long as i’ve been blogging (and even before that) i’ve been in the relationship wasteland. What is it about relationships that gives people (men mostly, according to the stats) so much to blog about?
i’ve been tossing around the idea of writing about just how much of a dating desert Barbados is but instead im gonna go spend sometime offline so that hopefully i’ll get some inspiration to be more prolific online 
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Interesting stats. Most of it is true. Don’t feel too bad E. I mean, how many guys blog about their relationships? Really?
most of the male bloggers i know blog randomly about ALL manner of things, not just relationships (although wives and kids provide the funny fodder).
barbados IS a dating wasteland. although, every time i’m there for any length of time, i do happen to meet one decent lad… i’ve a feeling the success rate will drop as i get older.
Dalia, I know the men aren’t blogging about being in a relationship but maybe something about being in a relationship makes you feel like blogging
if you think Bdos is a dating wasteland try SVG.lol
How’s school going girly? Happy to see you’re still blogging even though I’ve basically given it up.
Happy 2009 – take care of yourself.
Citygirl
school is long & painful but i am enjoying the journey. Happy 2009 to you too! Thanks for stopping by!
Why are there so many dating waste lands in the Caribbean, SVG and Bim ?Why not try Jamdown ?!! Nuff respect