what's the difference between a thought and a feeling anyways? the thought causes the feeling, right, but how do you set them apart? it's a tough question
My writings are largely silly and inconsequential, I'm the first to admit that, but they've always been important to me.
I starting writing as a child to give my(OCD)self peace of mind- if I document my thoughts and feelings, or events to my satisfaction, then they'll be with me forever. I don't have to worry about losing experiences I want to keep. When my mind fails me, I always have zillions of post its and notebooks to look back on.
I have a terrible memory, and I like to keep track of where my head is at, and has been.. and of course those special (or devastating) moments that are too important to let slide into oblivion.
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