I'm saying this after deleting a long article that I've been thinking about for so long yesterday's night.
Our personality, our opinions, are largely set by our personal experiences that are similar to the experiences of people around us -since they most likely have to pass by the same experiences outside the personal scale- so the results is commonly mainstream opinions maintream tastes.
But our most unique and extreme opinions find place when we think, when we talk to ourselves and process our thoughts alone in silence, in peace...away from any outside influence. And the big BUT here is that we're bad at remembering our arguments. We are bad at organizing our thoughts. We are bad at having a global vision of long chains of thoughs. Here's where writing emerges to correct the fuzzy blurry image of the product of thought.
I'm going to be honest I've started writing that article for the pleasure of sharing little wins, but putting it on a paper, simplified and easy to digest made me completely disapprove with myself about what was a very proud atypical opinion.
Note: The image was uploaded from Google Images
