As soon as I figure out how to set one up, I will be doing the same thing - just writing about my own stuff, where I don't have to worry so much about offending others about how I choose to express myself. However, this will strictly be my stuff only. No references to others' posts; no involving other people. Just ME and MY therapy and MY experiences...

I got this idea from a blog site I found. It follows the recovery of a male diagnosed with BPD for about 3 years.
What struck me about HIS blog is how he was able to keep it totally focused on his recovery process, providing details about his personal life only to the extent to which it related to his recovery.

He was very focused on his experience with therapy and how it related to his experiences; and how he grew in his knowledge about his illness. It is really a facinating read. It is precise, eloquent, and very, very insightful (not all over the place, and not getting caught up with lengthy explanations of justifying his behaviours. He wrote consistently with objectiveness in mind, and it really shows. If you are interested....

Anyhow, I would not want to be included in, referred to or in any way associated with your blogs, just like everyone else. I would feel so violated and, apparently, many feel the same way.

I won't be checking your site out now that I know your intentions...but I'm guessing you don't really give a %#@&#! right now, which is ok, too.

Best of luck in your endeavour!

Altered State