We have tried very hard to make MyDearDiary.com fast, fun and easy for you to create and maintain an online diary. While this site isn't intended to be an "adult oriented" site, diary entries will be uncensored and their contents are limited only by the imagination of the writer.

Our mission is simple: MyDearDiary.com is a fun free service to you and we plan to keep it this way.

How MyDearDiary.com Works
Visitors to the site are welcome to view journal entries. Visitors may also choose to view only the journal entries made in the past 24 hours or search the comprehensive archive of all diaries by age, sex or diarist name.

Diarists can open a diary at any time by choosing "New Diary" from the side menu. The new diarist will be prompted to enter a user name and password to open, and write to that diarist's individual diary. Individuals are cautioned against sharing their user name and password for security reasons.

MyDearDiary.com does not engage in any editorial review or censoring of any entry. The content of the entry is the sole responsibility of the diarist. Please see our Terms of Use for additional information.

MyDearDiary.com in the News
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• WebShots' Cool site of the day (May 26, 2000)
• The New Hampshire - College News Paper (February 4, 2000) News Release
  Dear Diary... by: Vanessa Palange
• Boston Sunday Globe (November 21, 1999) News Release
  Where everyone can read your thoughts by: Stacy Milbouer
• Interface Tech (October 24, 1999) News Release
• NH Business Review (October 24, 1999) News Release
• Foster's Daily Democrat (July 14, 1999) News Release
  Can't keep a secret? Dover man's website helps you share your deepest, darkest thoughts by: Jill Hoffman
• InterfaceDaily.com (Week of July 5, 1999) News Release
  MyDearDiary.com, an online community site where diarists can share their thoughts and feelings by: Jen Boggs
• Netscape's Cool site of the day (December 22, 1998)