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A glimpse in the mind of the author

So I have spent the past 15 minutes trying to think of a title for my introductory piece and I think that pretty much summarises the kind of person I am. I wonder if that was a result of the perfectionist in me or my indecisive nature. Whatever it was, here we are. I am wondering which heading I will go with in the end.

It looks like the first paragraph was me going on about the difficulty of deciding on a heading. Okay, maybe "going on" is a strong word for 4 sentences but I think that pretty much summaries the name of my blog.

Now, why did I start a blog? Well, firstly, my friend encouraged me to put some of my writing out there after reading a few threads I have written in the past. The second reason is that for a while now I have been writing a few pieces and the majority of them are unfinished. So I figured doing this would get me to finish some of them. This, therefore, means the next 6 or so publications will not necessarily be stuff in my head at the time of publishing as some of it was first drafted 3 to 6 months ago.

So what can you expect? The answer to that is in the blog's name of course πŸ˜‚. However, while some of the good pieces I've written have been on love and relationships (damn you Mills & Boon), I might refrain from writing on them. Therefore, I hope I get inspired to cover a wider array of topics. Not to mention, if we're being honest, people generally paint themselves as the victim in their stories so I also want to avoid that hypocrisy for I know I have had my fair share of toxicity in my past relationships.

Indoda that acknowledges the above >>>> πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

I just read this intro and I must say it is far from what I imagined it would be like but seeing I wrote it unrehearsed, it might just be a true reflection of how my mind works. How about that, I think I know what the heading should be.

Comments

  1. Great way to start and I'm equally inspired to do my thing because I've neglected my writing.

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  2. I doubt your mind ever quietens. A mind like Liketso's. Your mix of Einstein and Chris Rock is quite a refreshing personaπŸ˜„.

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