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Writer's pictureCharmaine Shettlesworth

Why I Write

Updated: Jan 6

As an author, writing holds a significant place in my life. It goes beyond simply telling stories; it has become a form of therapy, self-care, and a means of connecting with readers on a deeper level. In this blog post, I want to take you on a journey into why I write and explore how it has profoundly shaped my life.


Writing allows me to unpack my thoughts and emotions in a way that verbal communication often needs to be improved. Through the written word, I can dig into the depths of my psyche, exploring complex ideas and inner turmoil with clarity and coherence. It is within these words that I find solace – a space where I can articulate what may be abstract or confusing within myself.


Writing has become an integral part of my self-care routine. When faced with stress or overwhelming emotions, immersing myself in writing becomes therapeutic. As each word flows onto the page, it acts as an escape from reality – transporting me to places where imagination reigns supreme. Through this creative outlet, I can recharge and find balance within myself.


Beyond self-care, writing acts as my form of therapy. It allows me to process past experiences or current challenges by weaving them into narratives filled with emotion and introspection. As I explore different characters and plotlines, I gain insights into my journey and hope readers may find their reflections mirrored within the pages.


One of the utmost joys as an author is knowing someone is reading your work - connecting with them on multiple levels. As I create or share personal anecdotes, struggles, and triumphs, they gain a glimpse into my life, my thoughts, and my perspectives. The

se connections foster an intimate bond between writer and reader, bridging the gap of shared experiences and universal emotions.


Writing is not merely my profession or passion; it encompasses far more. It is a means by which I express myself, find solace, heal wounds, and forge connections with others. Through writing, I have discovered the power of self-expression as therapy – both for myself and those who resonate with my words. As I continue this journey as an author, I am grateful for the opportunity to share narratives that reflect aspects of the human experience - ultimately reminding us all that we are not alone in our thoughts and emotions.

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