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Does anyone else feel like they’re a completely different person depending on who they’re around?

Not in a fake way, just that different people bring out different sides of you. Sometimes I wonder which version is actually the most “me.”

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u/Ok_Disaster_1696 — 4 days ago

Does anyone else feel like they’re a completely different person depending on who they’re around?

Not in a fake way, just that different people bring out different sides of you. Sometimes I wonder which version is actually the most “me.”

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u/Ok_Disaster_1696 — 4 days ago

Do you ever surprise yourself with the things you end up caring about?

Something you never expected to matter to you, a hobby you randomly got obsessed with, a person who changed your perspective, or even a completely random interest you somehow stuck with.

I find it weird how much our interests can change without us really noticing.

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u/Ok_Disaster_1696 — 12 days ago
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Do you ever have a thought you really want to remember, and then completely forget it later?

Like a random idea, something you suddenly realized, something funny you wanted to tell someone, or even just a thought that felt important in the moment.

I swear my brain comes up with its best ideas when I have absolutely nothing to write them down on 😂

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u/Ok_Disaster_1696 — 17 days ago

Have you ever read something you wrote years ago and completely disagreed with yourself?

I found something I’d written a few years back and had this weird moment of realizing how differently I see the exact same situation now.

It made me wonder how often we’re completely convinced of something in the moment, only to look back later and think, “why did I think that?” 😂

Has that ever happened to you?

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u/Ok_Disaster_1696 — 18 days ago

What part of journaling feels like the most work?

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Not the emotional part — I mean the actual process.😕

Getting the notebook out, opening an app, figuring out what to write, typing everything out, keeping it organized, making time for it...

Is there one little part that makes you put it off?

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u/Ok_Disaster_1696 — 20 days ago

What do you do with thoughts you don't want to forget?

Not necessarily something important — could be a random idea, something you suddenly realized, something you want to remember later, etc.

Do you write it down immediately, make a quick note, tell yourself you'll remember it, or just let it disappear?

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u/Ok_Disaster_1696 — 21 days ago