Writing is an art. But to write stories told from the deepest part of our heart, based on experiences or expectations, and to have the power to transmit it is a beautiful gift.

I am aware that not all of us are very good at writing. Whether it's because of writing problems or maybe we don't make sense of what we write, but it has worked perfectly for me since I was a child.

I remember clearly that from the time I started preschool and began interacting with people, my imagination was flying. At my short 5 years of age, in my vocabulary I was handling words like "breathtaking beauty" and I really knew what I was talking about, what it meant. Many people always told my parents that I was a very mature girl for my young age. I could converse perfectly well with a person my age and with a much older person without losing coherence in my speech.

I always liked to keep a diary or a notebook. I liked to write in them all my experiences, my thoughts and phrases that I considered iconic. When I grew up, I even wrote poems and verses to a boy I really liked. I never gave them to him because I was too embarrassed to do so, but the notes always remained in my notes.

I learned beautiful words like "unfading" which means that [it cannot wither] or like "limerence" which means [the involuntary state of mind resulting from the romantic attraction of one person to another]... I like to learn new words to write my writings so as not to use common language and to embellish them with words that give an impactful twist to the writing that narrates an anecdote or story.

Writing for me has always been an excellent way to channel my emotions. I always wrote about situations that made me feel bad, such as disappointments in love or a disappointment or someone's bad behavior towards me. Then I would grab some empty milk can, find matches and burn these writings. It was my way of dealing with the situation without having to stress myself out or break into a thousand little pieces because the pain or disappointment consumed me, it was the healthiest way to empty the anger or pain that would build up in me at that particular moment. It was my way of going to the psychologist without leaving the house.

I like to make quite a significant difference in the notes in the notebooks where I write. Disappointments or anger had a good wording but with a different, ugly handwriting, just to get out of the way. As opposed to the pile of little drawings of hearts, flowers or butterflies that contained a happy story, with spectacular calligraphy and full of effusiveness.

So writing is liberating and therapeutic, at least for me. It helps me to express myself better and to see life situations from a different perspective. Thanks to this nice community @Holos&Lotus where I am posting for the first time for this initiative.

Este texto es redactado por Hive account@royvego55 y traducido utilizando el traductor de DeepL / This text is written by Hive account@royvego55 and translated using the DeepL translator.

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