Title: Why We Write: Four Reasons
Headings: Why We Write: Four Reasons
Why We Write: Four Reasons
This post was first published in July, 2012.
4 Reasons Why We Write
Why Do We Write? To be fully alive.
We write to make a name for ourselves.
We write to change the world.
We write to discover meaning.
PRACTICE
Joe Bunting

Content: My thoughts, however fleeting, my feelings, how ever deep or shallow at the time, my memories of why I am this way at this time, my love of self, gone. I just recently started writing again. This is the first very public piece. Thank you for giving me my voice back, holding my hand as I stand back up from being knocked down, so to spesk. see more
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anonymous • 2 years ago
How can someone truly express their feelings and opinions without offending someone. This world has become so argumentative over the years that I have witnessed. Everyone has an opinion and there will always be someone to tell you your wrong or how it affects someone particular. Writing is such a critical thing dissecting everything you say for each consumer, exhausting! You can't keep everyone happy and interested. You can however, keep a group of people interested and write on that particular subject and run with it.