Bear With Me? Bare With Me?
Loegan Draye,
It's been a minute since I got the courage to put pen to paper... or skin to keyboard, rather.
I got embarrassed.
I never want to overwhelm you and I felt like long posts with sappy words were too much to process.
My thoughts, not your words.
I started to feel like in order to write to you it needed to be eloquently filled with alliteration, prose and pretty structure.
Then, I could chalk the corniness up to the practice of writing. The practice of poetry?
Somehow, I could justify the words and make them less personal to you so it would be less embarrassing for me.
Whatever the excuse of the day is, the result was that I stopped writing.
But, I don't want to be afraid to studder, stammer, and stumble through telling you how much I love you.
So, cheers to my first day back in the gym.
I'm going to make a point to flex these muscles with consistency.
LJ
This post really hit home for me. I think we all get so caught up in making our words perfect that we forget the point is just to say them. The "bear with me" vs "bare with me" mix-up is such a classic too—I’ve definitely sent that typo before and had to laugh at myself. It’s brave to come back to writing after a pause, and honestly, the raw, unpolished stuff is often the most relatable. If you ever need a quick creative break to reset your brain, I’ve found that playing around with a Free AI Image Generator can be a fun way to loosen up and get the words flowing again. Keep flexing those writing muscles, LJ.
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