Honesty time
Dec. 29th, 2006 02:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
letterbladeNon-fandom people: Do my fandom posts--the random squees and rambles, the fic, and so forth--annoy you or put you off my journal?
Fandom people: Do my non-fandom posts--the (admittedly rare) RL updates, personal rambles, angst, and so forth--annoy you or put you off my journal?
I am, for the first time, seriously considering splitting this journal into two: one (this one; it's too connected not to) mainly public for fic and so I can be as much of a giggly fantwat as I want without bothering the grown-ups; and one (a new account), probably at least half f-locked or filtered, for the RL and personal posts, which would also contain all the things I currently filter in this journal (sex, magic, angst, original fiction), so those here for my fic don't have to deal with them.
It would up the posting load (although in the end that's a good thing; I'm not updating nearly consistently enough), and I've always liked having just one journal, but...it's beginning to feel necessary.
Fandom people: Do my non-fandom posts--the (admittedly rare) RL updates, personal rambles, angst, and so forth--annoy you or put you off my journal?
I am, for the first time, seriously considering splitting this journal into two: one (this one; it's too connected not to) mainly public for fic and so I can be as much of a giggly fantwat as I want without bothering the grown-ups; and one (a new account), probably at least half f-locked or filtered, for the RL and personal posts, which would also contain all the things I currently filter in this journal (sex, magic, angst, original fiction), so those here for my fic don't have to deal with them.
It would up the posting load (although in the end that's a good thing; I'm not updating nearly consistently enough), and I've always liked having just one journal, but...it's beginning to feel necessary.