People forget the impact of a written word. Of how whenever you see a slightly inspirational quote with a dramatic background you feel encouraged to take on the day. Writing and reading creates solitude of the mind to function as it pleases. Recording all your thoughts is impossible, our minds move too quickly. But writing down the moments that deserve your attention can change your thought process on a bad day. My reasons to write pertain to what I wish I could say or things I wish would happen. But wishful thinking can be toxic and if the toxicity reaches out and harms others you end up wanting to reverse your initial thought. Writing for me is an outlet that allows me to speak my mind without any repercussions.
I write to remember that my problems are insignificant compared to what they could be. I often experience things that excessively frustrate me where I feel like I’ve hit rock bottom. This was especially evident when an important relationship in my life faltered. I realized the impact and dependency I had on them and when they left I felt alone and betrayed. I kept self pitying and never …show more content…
For me, arguing is best refuted when my words are planned cautiously to leave a lasting impact. Laying my words out in front of me gives me a better idea of how my spoken words are going to impact others. If my arguments are for school or an issue I feel passionate about it can help me understand more of what I’m speaking. If my words were more personal or intended to hurt another person it feels good to have them said but never heard. When I write I find that words that I want to say often never have the best intentions. Speaking through writing is irrefutable. You make claims that you can’t take back because they’re printed on a page. When I write it is to get emotions off my chest and I say whatever I want because only my mind will remember those
I write to remember that my problems are insignificant compared to what they could be. I often experience things that excessively frustrate me where I feel like I’ve hit rock bottom. This was especially evident when an important relationship in my life faltered. I realized the impact and dependency I had on them and when they left I felt alone and betrayed. I kept self pitying and never …show more content…
For me, arguing is best refuted when my words are planned cautiously to leave a lasting impact. Laying my words out in front of me gives me a better idea of how my spoken words are going to impact others. If my arguments are for school or an issue I feel passionate about it can help me understand more of what I’m speaking. If my words were more personal or intended to hurt another person it feels good to have them said but never heard. When I write I find that words that I want to say often never have the best intentions. Speaking through writing is irrefutable. You make claims that you can’t take back because they’re printed on a page. When I write it is to get emotions off my chest and I say whatever I want because only my mind will remember those