I've got a blog now... But people tell me its weird to have one unless you are married...They are liars!

So I was looking at Graham and Rhandi's blog and I noticed that they had Wade and Whitney as a Friend. Since Wade is one of my good friends, I thought I should take a look at his blog and see what he was up too. Unfortunately, I was quickly denied and told that I couldn't access his blog and that it was for friends only. Startled by this message I instantly became offended. I knew I was a good friend and deserved this privilege. How could Wade do this to me? Well, after crying about it for a few days I decided that it wasn't worth the hassle and I should just create my own blog and invite them to be my friend.

The other day, I was discussing with someone my situation and told them I was going to create a blog. To my surprise they told me I shouldn't. They then continued to explain to me that blogs were for married people only and that I need to stick where I belong (Facebook and Myspace) Apparently, it has become a trend in America for married people to become bloggers and the lesser class of singles to fill the ranks of Myspace and Facebook. I had never known of this social divide before. I guess the Married class developed blogs because they didn't want to associate with the single Myspacers. After this conversation I became very worried and felt that maybe my lack of a friendship with my friend Graham and Wade were all based on the fact that I couldn't have a blog. I was convinced that I needed to make a blog but at the same time I was worried that I might be violating some social norm that has been created by our society. With passion and determination I decided to put in a little time and see for myself what I could do about the situation.

I first started my research by looking at blogs. To much regret, I noticed that a good majority of blogs were done by married people. I was completely convinced so I began to investigate Facebook and Myspace.

Married! Single! Single! Married! In a Relationship!

It did matter! Facebook and Myspace seemed to be pretty universal. They were accepting of all types of relationship statuses. So why is it that blogs are mostly married people? Is it because they are superior to the single members of society?... Maybe so. Married people get better tax breaks and other rights and privileges single people don't. Maybe this blog thing is just a way for all of the married people in the world to show that they are better then the rest of everyone else.

Single people world wide I say we don't stand for this injustice. I say we "fight for our right to party" just like the married people. I call all single people to rise up and make a blog and show those filthy bums whos the boss. Don't let this social norm get you down and force you to stick to Facebook and Myspace. They are not preliminary networks that lead to blogs as soon as you are married. We all have the right to blog and you can make your own blog at anytime. I challenge you all to create a blog even if you are single and let your voice be heard.