Monday, September 26, 2022

 Dear readers, 

I haven't written a blog entry in a full month concerning lengthy school initiatives, but because I live in the United States, the amount of holidays we have is immeasurable. So, I have enough time to write at least two before the horrors start all over again. On the topic of horrors, I have recently indulged myself in the horror movie series, Insidious. To simply put the movie in the description, it was loud and scary. One of the concepts I found interesting was the ability to come out of your own body and become lost. Obviously, we have not truly experienced it, but we do experience it mentally. In fact, there are several mental disorders that include the distortion of reality.  But, it isn't true that we do not experience this feeling unless we are diagnosed with something particular. We often make things seem different than they really are and force ourselves to believe what we want. It is our way of coping. Do not be ashamed of doing so, because in the end, just like in Insidious, your reality is truly what you make it to be. 

With much love, 

diarygirl

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