There's a strange assumption that everything we publish online should be trying to find an audience.
We're encouraged to grow subscribers, increase traffic, improve engagement and make every post discoverable. Even a personal blog can start to feel like a small media company.
But having a website doesn't have to be a performance.
You can write something that only a handful of people read. You can publish something because you wanted to remember it. You can spend an afternoon making a page that nobody visits very often.
The value of a website isn't necessarily measured by how many people see it.
Sometimes it's enough that it's yours.