/lit/ - Literature

You write down your thoughts.

It is literally that simple you fucking troglodyte

>>9656596
And if I never seem to keep up with it?

>>9656600
That's your own fault and I'm sure has more to do with your inability to commit to anything than writing in and of itself

>>9656629
probably more to do with having a endlessly boring life if I'm being honest.

>>9656634
i dont think you have an interesting life like your favorite author...with this im saying that you might consider this idea...

i have the same problem

>>9656634
Go do something worth diarying about then.

>>9656634
When I journal I start by writing how my day went. Even if it was really boring. Because I'm trying to improve my handwriting, it goes really slowly, by the time I finish writing about my day my brain is already drifted off into a dozen other thoughts about things, I just start writing one down and then another thought pops into my head as I write that one. Then I fill a page and stop.

Journaling is easy if you actually enjoy writing. If you don't then consider it a daily chore. Either way if you don't journal every single day there's no point in it.

I've been journaling recently and I've found that it helps with putting my recurring thoughts into words and being able to understand them, I've also become more aware of them. I am able to talk about things that I wouldn't necessarily talk about with others.

Get a fountain pen so it's fun to write.

>>9656732
anything can be worth writing unless you think otherwise

>>9656590
If you don't enjoy journaling then don't do it.

It's so simple

you don't have to have an interesting life for journaling, my life is a boring piece of shit but i write everyday, don't you think during the day

>>9658319
I do think, but I think so much that by the time I get to journaling I've already thought to myself about everything.

My whole life I've been told I think too much/fast.

>>9659144
>tfw when so intelligent that my thoughts are already obsolete when they reach the paper.