| Positive: Neat Letting go Nice Fun Grateful Building Character Think for myself Ask myself questions Mellowed lifechanging great met people good friends intellectual knowledge skills valuable lessons patience acceptance lifestyle respect me collegues know better visit moving tattooed hopes dreams keep now live life hope well freely write say like family acid concert hall know home living philosophical should study damn good one like live fulfilling life make music make art dance love care Be God We All Want Help Be Themselves Space Legit Want First Acid Want Meet Want Internet Think Consider Significant Revolutionized fantastic | Neutral: Whatever Exercicse Whole Experiences Studied Retrospect Probably Something Chance Naturally Side years moment lapse dozens social expanded interact every day probably whatever throughout steady serious shifted time group start passes campus secret places some next exactly when real out getting recall like mirror because slowly becoming asking speak usually because to sometimes will people coming brains see myself whatever means not are this seems didn’t person ISS Have Constantly Looking Videos Pictures Animations Technology Anything Possibly Invention Generation Communicate Interact tool | Negative: Overthink Have “fit in” Bullying Bully Shoved Laughed at Shoving laughing highschool weird rather not talk about it rebel against society uppity little cunt having same people relationship type binge drinkers drinking drinking illicit immoral can’t work supposed feel graduate no plans vaguely future bleak cheesy shit people ourselves rant tirade fault never seldom wouldn’t know how scared what come out scaring visible tattoos conservative old juvenile delinquents mugged drinking driving pedaling scared dying scared don’t lawyer could live blatant pawn fucked system get fuck off planet scare fuck off stupid shit porn cat videos against |
Curiously, I did an exercise like this the other day. I was talking with a friend about how I'd like to write more and let go and be able to express myself and he suggested I just take a page and start writing about whatever is on my mind at that very moment, no judging, no reflecting on it, just immediate thought. If you keep that up for long enough, eventually you're going to stumble on something you might've not known you felt, or wouldn't have known how to put it. It's an effective exercise for loosening up. As to how many positive and negative words, I think it was pretty balanced, I guess the words you use depend greatly on what you're talking about and with regards to one's own life, one can always find positive and negative things to reflect on.
I enjoyed the exercise since it's a challenge for me to let go and write.
I enjoyed the exercise since it's a challenge for me to let go and write.
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