Why I Write.

I write simply because I want to.

I write because it gives me something to do other than lounge around feeling lame. I write because I the most bizarre thoughts, sometimes, and somehow my brain comes up with strange scenarios that I want someone to read and feel entertained.

I write because there's a part of me that feels disconnected from other human beings emotionally. I write because a part of me hopes that I'll learn what "empathy" means. I write because I want to learn who I am, because who I am is subconsciously written down in between the words I record.

I write because want other people to hear what I have to say. I write because I want to teach people lessons that they can keep with them. I write because in this world, it's very easy for meaningful words to fall upon deaf ears, or to be forgotten, or to be lost. I write because written words are forever and never disappear.

I write because I want to impact lives. I write because I want people to read my words and think, and do more than just sit there and absorb. I write because I want to provoke thoughts, arguments, debates. I write because I want to provoke dreams.

I write because I want to evoke emotions. I write because I love to make people laugh, because I want to touch people's hearts with words that mean so little yet mean so much.

I write because it is an art that I enjoy. I write because it's one of the few things I actual have a certain degree of talent in and am sure that I can.

I write because it helps me forget. I write because it helps me remember.

I write because I love when people tell me that they love what I write. I write because it feels good to be doing something. I write because it gives a sense of accomplishment when everything else I do sucks. I write because while everything else feels wrong, writing feels right.

I write because it's the one thing I can call my own, from my heart. I write because it gives me a way to show.

I write for a number of reasons. But above all, I write because I love it.