DIARY

Forget the “Dear Diary” myth: You don’t need to write a full page every single day. The secret to consistency is committing to the bare minimum. Many writers suggest lowering the threshold to just one sentence or even a single word to keep the habit alive.

Write to put demons to bed: Instead of listing what you did, focus on what you felt. Venting your frustrations on paper helps shift them out of your working memory, leaving you with more mental clarity.

Old blog posts, old art, old texts, thoughts, photos and more all bundled up over 150 text posts accompanied by 150 art posts.

With 6 themes from life, it’ll be old me before I’m done.

Art.

Literature.

The most brilliant secret to understanding art is recognizing that it is essentially a game of rebellion. Every major art movement—from the Renaissance to Cubism—started with artists getting angry at the previous generation’s rules and doing the exact opposite. This is my art.

Literature isn’t just a collection of stories; it’s an evolutionary mechanism for empathy. Cognitive research shows that reading literary fiction directly boosts your “theory of mind”—the ability to attribute mental states to others—essentially rewiring your brain to better understand and navigate complex human psychology. These are my books.

Cocks are vascular hydrostats rather than muscles, relying entirely on blood pressure for erections. Because of this hydraulic nature, regular erections are required to keep the tissue oxygenated and elastic—a biological “use it or lose it” mechanism. This is mine.

Writing a diary is most powerful when you treat it as an unedited brain dump rather than a formal history. It is a tool for thought, decluttering your mind, and tracking your personal settings.