Observations from 30 days of truth:
It’s hard to be honest. It’s hard to put yourself out there, to hang your heart on your sleeve and to hope that people will understand where you are coming from. It’s really hard for me to think about things I like/love about myself. I can be very self-conscious and down on myself so to locate those things and write them down is a bit much for me. It was interesting to think about and re-live certain memories like the person that made my life hell or the hero that let me down. These posts hurt to think about but it was also good to just say these things outloud. Gay Marriage and religion/politics were without a doubt the hardest subjects to voice my opinions about, knowing that some people will disagree with you and possibly even judging you as closed minded, antiquated, homophobic, or fundamentalist. In all doing this 30 day project allowed me to think into things I don’t normally think about and that is a positive. Doing this 30 days of truth project was a great experience and I invite you all to take this challenge!
Thanks for reading along, folks!
About Me
- J
- I love writing. If you want to know anything else just ask me or else read up! I have two blogs ("A Pen Itching To Bleed Onto Paper" and "The Rebirth of J"). One of my blogs (A Pen...) is updated more frequently than the other. "The Rebirth” is more of a story I am writing with my life whereas "A Pen" would be my random thoughts past, present, and future in this unfolding journey I call life. If this is your first time reading my blog, please visit Post #2 for the month of April 2008 in my "A Pen" blog archives... Thanks!
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I enjoyed reading your posts...I found it tough too..
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