Hello people of the internet! In case you've been living under a damn rock for the past nine months: Kylie Jenner was secretly pregnant and had a baby. Late Sunday night on February 4th she finally broke her silence and announced the birth of her first child. Now, I bet you're thinking, who actually cares?

Well, my answer is; I care. I've been following this story since the rumours broke months upon months ago. I've read every article, looked for any clues, etc. I really care. I'm not being ironic. I've enjoyed this whole media storm.

And guess what? So have other people! Who would have guessed? One of the most followed people on the in the world has people caring what's going on in their life. Shocking, I know. 

Why am I writing this post? Well, when I read Kylie Jenner's announcement I was actually really excited. I was one of those people who spent a portion of their Christmas Day hoping we would get a glimpse of Kylie's baby bump in the Kardashian Christmas card series. Or, that she would announce she was actually Kim's surrogate. I felt invested. 

Obviously, this isn't everyone's cup of tea. A lot of people took to Twitter to share how little the gave shit about what was happening. That's fair enough. But usually, this tends to turn into a who is better than who argument on the internet. 

Following this story and this huge event in a celeb's life hasn't hurt anyone. It doesn't make me a shit/stupid person. We all have interests. You might be big into sports. I'm not! And, guess what? I'm not going to sit here and tell you your interest is stupid and that you're wasting your time. Neither of us is better than the other for liking different things. 

I think this is the perfect example of how we should all act about people's interests. I've spent a huge part of my life afraid to talk about shows, music, games etc that I like. Mainly because people tend to complain if you like certain things or suddenly it becomes a competition of who knows more. Either way, I've been left feeling ashamed of a lot of shows that I like. 

I have interests in things you might not like. You might have interests in things that I probably don't care about. At the end of the day, neither of us are hurting anyone, we're all enjoying something and sharing that experience online. It's not a competition. One of us isn't a better, more intellectual, more interesting or important than the other.