Mind Crust And The Sublime Parts

Journals rarely make it through their lives without betraying the writer that spilled their guts onto the page on the false premise that every secret shared would remain so, secret. But once you write your thoughts down, once you put ink to paper (or digital word to screen) and give that thought a voice, it's no longer a secret.

That thought is born naked and vulnerable into a world where anybody could possibly see it and that leaves you wide open to judgement you never expected.

I need to unburden my mind. I need to clear out my mind crust. Each day I feel my mind thickening with unexpressed thoughts, feelings, revelations and emotions--and I'm risking the vulnerability in a genuine pursuit at personal growth.

I'm going to be completely honest and uncensored here, but keep in mind I will write about things sometimes in a state of emotional confusion, what I express will be my feelings AT THE TIME THEY ARE WRITTEN. Feelings are subject to change. Thoughts are subject to change. Goals and expectations are subject to change. Everything, indeed, is subject to change.

I'm doing this for me, and I guess it's about time. Get ready for Mind Crust And The Sublime Parts.