Do you say that it is beneficial for me to write down my temporary thoughts or feelings like a diary

It is beneficial, it is good for you to know yourself.

I'm a girl who likes to doodle, and a pen and a piece of paper can be my leisure entertainment. Draw and write from time to time to record the bits and pieces of your mood. I always find pages and pages of scratch paper in my books, all left over from my graffiti.

Occasionally I open a book, I can always find the handwriting in it, and looking at the mood at that time, it is a different feeling, and I like this feeling very much. It's not that this is good, but after many years, I inadvertently found that my previous mood was really a very beautiful feeling in my soul. Or what you wrote casually at the time, which can become your inspiration for future creations. Hehe.

Hehe, there are two sides to everything he does.

Well, it's a very good habit, when you grow up, occasionally open up what you've written, flip through it, sometimes, you will feel that after going through this, you find that you're slowly moving towards maturity. Sometimes, in some cases, you will also find that you can record some of the little things you did wrong to make necessary reflections, and more importantly, what you have written is a kind of memory, some of the best things in your growth, congratulations, success.

Journaling cultivates the observation of details, you can write about the interesting things you see on the road, what you think of by chance, and even what you eat today, what you think about food, anyway, what you think of and write about it.

Anyway, when I write in my diary, all I think of is one sentence: my territory listens to me.

Keeping a diary is about talking and being confided, and I keep a diary when I'm in a bad mood, and it's much better when I'm done.

Carefully observe everything around you, there are a lot of things to write about, try it.

I've developed a habit of writing a diary, and I write something every morning before self-study or every night when I feel that class is boring, in short, I remember what to write, and there is no need to force myself to write a diary. After all, the diary is for yourself, not for others to see.

My diary is divided into sections, and there are no entries before they are numbered, for example.

1.I got up early today, I'm so sleepy, I really want to go back to sleep, but since I'm up, I'll be at ease with what I want, see if there are any beautiful women in the study room, look at the beauties and don't be sleepy, hehe......

I usually write like this, of course, I have to be a little focused, plan what I have to do today or summarize what I did yesterday, and give a little evaluation of the people or things around me, what I want to write, is it my own thing anyway?

I don't know why the landlord writes a diary? I don't seem to have any purpose in writing in my diary, I write whatever comes to mind, and I always feel comfortable only writing my thoughts.

If you don't have anything to write, copy it, and there are some on the Internet.

I'm afraid to find out, I know to post and find someone to write it for you.

Writing a diary is not a running account, writing a diary can actually cultivate a person's sentiments, everyone, the mood is different every day, what happens is not the same, to give you the feeling, is also different, people's thoughts are very wonderful, at the moment you will like, but the next moment maybe you don't like it, record these are all recorded, and in the future, when you look at it again, you will feel that the process is very beautiful.

There is no need to do coping projects, write every day, it is useless, something happens that can touch you and affect your mood, just write it, write it out, write it out, just write it).

Write down what you see and hear every day, or what you think when you see something, and write it down in a diary.

Write about the tiniest things in your daily life and give you a **.

You can write about what you have seen and heard, or the happiness and sadness in your heart.

Just talk to yourself.

Write whatever you want.

The important thing is to interact with yourself.

Just write about someone you met that you didn't know very well, or a delicious meal you ate, etc., in short, this day is different from other days, such as this day I was very happy, why, etc. Or do you have a new idea, such as something new you want to buy? It is also possible to write it down.

Write a diary, I believe that students will be familiar with it. However, the subject matter of the diary is a headache for the students! In fact, as long as we use our eyes to discover, go around, carefully observe the things around us, and think carefully, you will definitely find a lot of discoveries!

Writing essays makes me dizzy, but journaling makes me....Hmmm....The hospital wifi is good....

You can write about any thing in your daily life, because the diary is to record your day, 1 you can write about your meals, write about what you eat, what is in it, whether it is nutritious or not, 2 and students who live on campus can write about what they and their roommates are usually doing, the interests and behavior habits of their roommates, etc.

3. The third point is that you can write about the school activities, the feelings in the activities, the feelings of classmates and teachers, and I hope you can understand.

A person selectively and truthfully records his daily work, study and life, his feelings and observations, which is a diary. Keeping a diary can accumulate knowledge, life experience and writing materials; Helps to develop observation, comprehension and presentation skills; It helps to improve the ideological and moral cultivation and motivate oneself to make continuous progress; It helps to exercise the will and cultivate perseverance.

All the subjects ** in life, a diary can record a beautiful moment.

You can write about the most pleasant and sad things of the day.

You can pay attention to the little things around you and experience them carefully. That is, what you see, hear, and feel every day.

Don't ask me, I'm here for inspiration too