Writing has always been an intrinsic part of who I am, means a way to connect with myself and the world around me. It all began in 2005 when I first bought a diary. Back then, my entries were a mix of poetry, pasted clippings from novels, and snippets from digests. Over time, this hobby evolved. I transitioned from traditional diaries to modern tools like Google Notes, Apple Notes, and advanced journaling apps, which allowed me to document my thoughts more fluidly.
As I explored different facets of life and the world, my observations deepened, and my writing matured. Initially, I hesitated to address topics that might offend or hurt others, even though I strongly believe writing is a form of free expression. However, with time, exposure, and growing confidence, I began to write about more profound subjects, such as addressing injustices, societal imbalances, and the disharmonies I observed around me.
Today, as I reflect on this journey, I realise how extensively I’ve written. Every word has been worth it, from hours spent with a fountain pen and plain paper to the occasional cramps in my fingers. Writing has become a passion and an essential part of my identity. I thrive in written communication and love weaving logic into arguments, whether on paper or in debate.
Now, I’ve decided to take this passion a step further. I’m committing to writing and sharing one journal entry a day on my blog. These entries will capture my thoughts, experiences, and reflections. I invite you to join me on this journey of reading, connecting, and perhaps finding inspiration in the words I share.
