Making Sense of the World

There is something truly liberating about writing down all the thoughts swirling around in my head and putting them out to the world. 

I have ADHD and writing for me can be like untangling a ball of wool, with every word, the knots loosen and become less complicated. Writing things down has always been my way of making sense of the people, the things and the world around me.

It can be difficult for me to make sense of everything going on in our world today. There is always so much going on, my thoughts and feelings get all jumbled up in my brain and the best way to tackle these feelings is to put fingertips to keyboard and write. As I write, all of the thoughts and emotions flow out of me. 

When I write I can explore different ideas, feelings perspectives, and sometimes solutions. Writing is my safe haven. I can either let my imagination run wild, make logical sense of things, or sometimes even connect dots between seemingly unrelated topics. 

The act of putting my thoughts down on paper, organising them, and working through them is incredibly cathartic. It's like a mental workout that keeps my brain sharp. I love writing. Putting my thoughts down in my blog is my way of articulating those thoughts to the world around me, even if noone ever reads it. I write for me, it helps me discover new ideas, explore different perspectives, and find clarity in sometimes messed up and chaotic world.