The Filtered Letters

I have always had a strong need to throw out my emotions in full-screen mode. I have always spoken expressively, shared everything with friends… but with ADHD the road to a punchline can turn into a detour through all possible side threads.
It is funny – as long as you have time and patience. My friends had… until a certain time. :)
It turned out that when writing, I can express my emotions more purely than in conversation. The written word goes through the filter of thought – and that increases the chance that I will throw out exactly what presses me, what I was not allowed to say, but what I still wanted to resonate – and resonate well.
One day, in a rush of honesty (and slight desperation), I decided to introduce my friend Jagoda to my writing. There are people who appear in our lives exactly when they should. So she read my notes and said: – Natalia, this reads so well. You write nicely – Start a blog. I do not know if it was encouragement, or a clever way for me to bother others and not her – BUT HERE I AM :)
Writing has become my filter. A place where I can throw out what is unspoken.
There will be a bit about the world, a bit about people, a bit about me. Sometimes in a serious tone, sometimes with a smile, sometimes in both at once. Sometimes I will write something wise, and sometimes something that seems wise only to me.
And since I already have this filter… I decided that maybe it is time to let you pass through it as well. Welcome – the seats in the first row are still free.