Myspace question, How can anyone view my blogs with my profile on private?

I have my profile on private and have been writing blogs, I have not added any friends to it. I had a feeling someone had read my blog, so while exploring the the links of myspace, I figured out how to tell if someone viewed my blogs. The counter for the blogs reads that someone or many people are viewing it. My question is How is it possible for people to view my blogs if My profile is on private?

those view counts are either coming from your friends viewing them, or from you viewing them

you cannot view blogs on a private profile unless you are on their friends list

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