The way I practice journaling is through an
unapologetic
stream of consciousness. Even if I sense my
argument is wrong, incorrect, or flawed, I will continue it, following it to its base
component/discourse.
Because of this, I urge any reader to not take these excerpts as current opinions, and do not let them
define me. Any of them may be cast off, edited, changed, or examined further after its writing. Putting
thoughts on paper is one of the greatest ways we can self-analyze and change for the better. I encourage
you
to practice the same.To assist in the reader's criticism, I have assigned each excerpt from its time of writing, a scale of satisfaction I have with the excerpt as a whole. Lower means I see it as wrong or flawed, higher means I see it typically as more objective.
Click on an entry to the left to read it.