Writing Without Filters: Embrace Raw Emotions

We think of writing something, but we have not been able to put it together for many days.

We constantly search for a subject to put our thoughts on, but we can’t.

This happens always, but then we see something or remember something, and we try to word it.

Sometimes what we write is out of frustration or because of anger.

While writing, we don’t think about the situation or the person we are writing for. We know writing anything such will be weird, and it may put us in difficulty, but we continue.

We put each detail in that writing; we don’t think of how embarrassing it will be for them and for us as well.

When we finish it and take out everything we felt about that person or situation, and feel satisfied, we keep reading it.

That time, while reading the draft, we shouldn’t be so blunt and upfront.

Then we start trying to be a bit softer, try to use better synonyms that will not be so pointed.

AND THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I DON’T WANT.

Once you’ve put something down, especially in such a situation, and then don’t look back, just check for spelling and grammar if you think of it; otherwise, just shoot.