Don't give up your day job.

[deadstar_1]

"It might also be useful to write your thoughts and feelings down in a journal. According to studies conducted by American psychologist James W. Pennebaker, journaling - also known as "expressive writing" - for at least 15 minutes a day, about your innermost thoughts and feelings, can help release "blocked emotions" and make you feel "significantly

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[privatelyricist]

Hadouken! are pretty awesome live. They're entertaining, enthusiastic and energetic plus the songs are pretty funny. Do you have a particular track of theirs you're listening to/do you want their mixtape?

Liquid Lives Noisia Remix is a gooooood way to start a barfight

[deadstar_1]

I just like all the stuff off their Myspace really, apart from maybe Liquid Lives because I've heard it too much & it's quite nu-metal.

[luxredux]

A change in perspective! I love that. Anyway, I do tend to feel a lot better when I keep a regularly updated journal. I don't think it's really for the emotional effects, but just that writing has a grounding effect for me. The problem I have is that I don't really like to talk about how I "feel". I have difficulty expressing my emotions, even in a private diary. I will have to try to think over those questions everyday and actually respond the best way I can.

[deadstar_1]

I think the questions in that article are really important to think about, especially the last one.

[ophelias_fate]

hey, I found you through a community . We seem to have a lot in common, may I add you? :)