Shouldn't it be fun?

　Well, I'm not watching your remarks, but as someone who writes my own blog or something, I said, “Oh, it's difficult whether it's going to be good or not. I must have written such interesting things!” I often think that.
“Don't do it with you!” It seems like they say that, but if you say that, there's no point in writing it here, so please ask “something like that” for now.
① I only read what I want to read. I don't want to listen to what I'm trying to say. I mean I have to do marketing, but what about that?
② Too much information (competition). Around 2000, it was already said that “the amount of information we are currently in contact with in a day is close to the lifetime of Heian people.” What's more, now, machine-generated sentences are also flooding in. So everyone is zapping. I can't read long sentences, I can't read them. It will soon be buried.
⓷ The content is out of the blue. I'm being frowned upon by running so fast. I'm free to do whatever I want, but I can't keep up with it.
I think this area is the reason “not being read, not popular.”
Actually, even in a very small number, there are people who are popular because women send out interesting things, so I think it's unavoidable to generalize them as “men.” If you generalize, you'll only get to “I stopped already.”
Hasunoha still has a “thank you” button, but I think that average has dropped since the beginning. But what we continue to answer is, “At least I think about the questioner and answer it. This is because I want to tell this person something useful.” I feel that in order to “be successful for many people,” analysis, research, and techniques for that purpose are necessary.
I write “for someone else” rather than “good for many people.” By chance, that might resonate with other people as well. Pride that the origin is not aimed at an unspecified number of people is the driving force behind our continuation.

I read it.
It's great when you say something funny and make everyone laugh and have fun. It's your own personality, and it's your talent.
It's a stereotype that men say interesting things and women listen to them, and it's a prejudice and discriminatory idea. What's more, when it comes to interesting things, the fact that they aren't popular is also biased.
I'm sure there will always be people who listen carefully and happily to what you say about interesting things. Also, each person has their own personality and compatibility, so please never belittle yourself in that way.
I sincerely pray that you will continue to say and express interesting things, that you can share your joy from the bottom of your heart and live a fulfilling life, that you can live your own way, and that you will be blessed with wonderful relationships and that you can live a rich and happy life from the bottom of your heart.
And I will support you from the bottom of my heart. Please keep up the good work!

There is still prejudice brought about by the image of men and women in the world. There may also be disparities where a fixed sense of role sharing is created by social norms and customs...

Being popular or not being popular is also a matter of taste, and I think there is also comfort born from communication.
If you get them to be interested in what kind of person this person is from sending out interesting things, once in a while, even if you send out serious thoughts and hobbies, you can see various aspects and give depth to your goodness.

If saying interesting things is your hobby, there's no point in anyone saying anything, so you should enjoy it yourself.

Are you doing it to be popular?
If that's the case, there are some interesting comments, but smooth communication like playing catch also shortens the distance, making a good impression. Why don't you enjoy exchanging opinions with each other without stress?