It’s one of those things I’ve never talked about with other people, the most I’ve really been exposed to journal keeping in pop culture is Doug Funny. People don’t talk about their personal journals.

Ever since I was a teenager I’ve sometimes felt compelled to write about major events, and over the years this has become the habit of keeping a journal that I write in almost every day, and sometimes I go back and read old entries. “What was I doing this time last year?” I also sometimes keep notes or such intentionally for future reference.

So, if you keep a journal, do you go back and read it? Why?

  • thestereobus
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    1 year ago

    Seldom unless I want to revisit or check something specific. I think journaling is more about digesting things than documenting things.

    • Captain Aggravated@sh.itjust.worksOP
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      1 year ago

      I’ve definitely done that, just started writing or typing just to process something. Though I also do a lot of brainstorming and planning in my journal.