I'm a Millennial that didn't quite get social media

Pinellas Park, Florida
April 6, 2017 10:54am CST
When I was but a wee little lad internet was around. You just had to sit at the computer and listen to the internet dialup tone, then boom! You've got mail! Then I would click, wait, click, and wait. Computers were so slow. You had to have patience to work with them that's for sure. As a kid I didn't wanna have patience. I liked to go outside and have fun. Sure I signed up for Myspace when that was in. I enjoyed making my own page of comedy filled with as they are called now "Memes." I also signed up for facebook so I could connect to my friends. The only real part I really couldn't get was how to make my friends connect to me. I've always thought that I was such an average person that no one would really be interested in what I have to say. Now that I've grown a little older I realize now that just by putting my funny Memes up it makes people wanna connect with me. I think often about making a blog. My hardest part is getting the nerve to pick an idea. I feel like there are already a million others out there who know more about any subject I pick. Suppose that's a part of the learning curve. It would be really fascinating to make money though one, but really I just want a place to express the things I enjoy.
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@Poppylicious (11133)
6 Apr 17
If you ever find out how to make money from a blog, please let me know!
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@breine (97)
5 May 17
I remember old computers too, nothing to brag about.
@AkoPinay (11542)
• Philippines
7 Apr 17
I first use internet 1999 the dial up. But since 2012 I only use smartphones to make money online. I have a personal blog on Blogger.com and Wordpress.com. I bought domains from Namecheap for my Blogger blogs and monetized them by displaying affiliate banners/widgets. You can start a general/personal blog and apply at amazon affiliate program. In the Philippines I promote products from Lazada because it is the easiest affiliate program in Asia.