Losing More Than My Facebook Profile

I haven't been on Steemit much beyond my introduction because, like most people on this planet, my Facebook feed still has me hypnotized to a nauseating extent.

I have something to admit.

I have two Facebook accounts.

One account is ME as most of my friends know me, and the other one was the one that I talk about "weird" stuff, like being empathic and alternative healing.

In order to not confuse one with the other (for example, people looking for a movie director and finding a post about hugging trees and feeling their energy) I created two separate Facebook identities and their corresponding websites/blogs.

Technically, they are both me, but the topics are so divergent that it seemed like a good idea to keep them separate so that I do not confuse people and dilute my "brand" as a human being with an Internet presence, which is weird, but sort of important when people do searches for information about me.

And it is already challenging to not confuse people with the plethora of jobs that I do (director/producer/photographer/video editor/etc) so going into a whole other field (like healing) seemed to just add to people's inability (and frustration) to not pigeonhole me into a singular identity.

But I have been locked out of the healing/empathic Facebook profile and I'm not sure what to do now.

There is a part of me that has debated abandoning that entire side of myself online because of all this nonsense with Facebook.

I have a website I have maintained since 2009 which now has a hefty following (and many who also were active on the Facebook group that I can no longer access). Is this Facebook disconnect a sign that it is time to walk away from all of this?

I haven't posted on the website for a long time. Partially because I got trolled for the first time when I posted something political last year, and partially because I just don't seem to be into it as much anymore.

But throughout the years, the interest in posting to the healing website has not always been strong but has always come back eventually.

Also, the way I approach the topic has also morphed throughout the years, but now I feel the urge possibly pull it too far from the original topic.

When I started, the website was more about the beautiful distinction of being an empathic person and teaching others to celebrate the awarenesses they had and to get better at having them. It was to acknowledge that there is an energetic world around us and that it is real, even though some are not aware of it while some are viscerally affected by it.

Then, when I realized there were a lot of us out there, it became about what that meant for the greater good of the planet and the universe. I also started to realize that there were many that struggled with their abilities, or that wasn't sure about them, or they were being criticized for talking about the things they were experiencing by the people around them.

Now I just see so much possibility making the world a better place for everyone through permaculture and building communities based around the care and health of the earth.

But that seems like I'm straying too far from the original site, except that empaths often can feel the energy of the living earth.

In the past I have stuck to topics that answered questions like, "Do I have this special ability?" or "Am I perceiving what I think I am perceiving?" and I think at this point I have answered those questions thoroughly through a multitude of posts.

Now I want to just harness everyone's effort and desire of making the world a better place into taking action toward greening the planet and protecting the beings (plants, animals, minerals, fungi, etc) that are living here.

But am I confusing my own path with the paths of my readers? Must I start a new site and create a whole new following?

It has kind of left me in a stuck place and I am frustrated by that.

I am posting this here, on Steemit, because I haven't written much yet and I haven't really got a "brand". I'm not sure what all this is about yet, either, but the friend that got me started on it said that I could post on a lot of different topics and it is no big deal.

No brand diluting here.

Today is a post about Facebook and my healing/energy/empath website and tomorrow is going to be about coding. And the next day about making movies. It's all ok?

And also, I am realizing that if Facebook deletes or blocks half of my reality/existence online, I feel it as a part of me being lost. And certainly as part of my contacts and influence being lost.

What if they had taken down both profiles? In a way, I sort of cease to exist in the reality of the Internet.

So maybe it's time I diversify my social media presence even more. Maybe it is time I explore Steemit for the possibilities of finding a place to be whole on the Internet, while also offering readers the bits of my writing/videos/content that they are specifically interested in.

I would love to hear other people's thoughts on this situation/dilemma.