I think a lot. I talk so little.
That's why I write.
Why I Write And Keep On Writing
We all have our own coping technique. For me, it's writing.
Why do I write? At first, it was just a place for venting out. Expressing how I feel and airing out my opinion.
I like to observe events and people. I write down my observations.
I write to preserve my thoughts and ideas (I get forgetful).
After a while, my blog evolved. Now I blog about events, my travels, food, book and movie reviews, my faith, about being single and about being a woman, quotes I like, wealth and finances, and almost anything and everything that has caught my interest.
Those are the reasons why I write.
But, here are the reasons why I keep on writing.
I keep on writing because it lightens the load I carry.
I keep on writing because I want to share my experiences and the lessons I learned from them.
I keep on writing because of the heart-warming and ego-boosting appreciative comments from friends and strangers alike.
I keep on writing because I hope that through my opinions and even my rants I might enlighten someone who's confused.
I might give hope to those who are on the verge of giving up.
I might make someone smile and make their day better, and I might just make someone realize that they're not alone in what they're going through.
I write because it makes me happy. And I keep on writing because making someone happy gives me a sense of purpose.
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Those are very good reasons to write! They are also some of mine. Keep writing!
ReplyDelete- Lily
Good reasons to write. Indeed, making someone happy gives a sense of purpose. Keep writing. :)
ReplyDeleteI write for the same reasons you do hon ... and I keep on writing for the same reasons. Writing is my own personal therapy. If I can share my experiences and the stupid things my kids do with others and that helps them or puts a smile on their face then I'm a happy girl.
ReplyDeleteGreat! I can understand because I keep painting because it makes me happy :^) Patsy from
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