Writing that Exalts Me

For a while, I engaged in self-isolation and focused on writing, boldly revealing myself through my words. During the writing process, the 'me' reflected in the blank spaces was sometimes miserable and sometimes resilient. By observing these various aspects of myself, my true desires – how I want to live and what I truly think – became crystal clear. While this process was a little embarrassing at times, it ultimately led me to love myself more.

The daily act of writing became a precious moment of self-reflection for me. Some days, it took two or three hours to complete a single piece. This was because I was simultaneously bringing past wounds to the surface. These wounds didn't easily fade, and I was afraid of confronting them. However, writing has always been a valuable tool for me to understand and express myself. Often, within the whirlwind of emotions I encountered, I learned how to understand and accept myself.

Through my daily writing, my 'liberation journal' was naturally completed. I took out each of my past hurts, looked at them, and gradually began to detach myself from them. Writing became not just a form of expression but a tool for my healing, and in the process, I gained a deeper understanding of myself.

Writing, whether then or now, has always been a precious tool for me to understand and express myself. In my daily records, I'm finding myself, and this process heals and makes me grow. I want to continue writing my liberation journal. Within it, I want to always discover my true self, learn how to love myself, and share that love with others.