Tink
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- May 19, 2013
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Well, I don't journal but I'm meeting my BFF for breakfast tomorrow and I'm asking her. She's normal and has tons of other normal friends, unlike me...LOL. I don't understand it, personally. I vent. There's not much I need to say that I don't say. And what if someone finds it? Why put to paper stuff you can keep in your head? Is it cathartic? I guess I don't carry stuff with me to ruminate about. Let it go. Say it and move on. To me, an adult keeping a journal is a little...unbalanced? I could see for pre-pubescent teens, or teens in general, who want to express things they don't want to share. But for adults? Maybe I'm out of the loop on something, but I don't get it. I'll let you know what I find out. LOL
And the journaling seems to be common in these 2 psycho cases. I wonder if my sister journals? The last poison pen letter she sent to me seemed like a stream of consciousness journal entry to me - so maybe so. What does this mean? UGH
I'm into Zimmerman more than Seacat. Seacat is an egotistical murderer. I know Z is rife with controversy but I'm in.
One thing I would point out that it's not just the psychos in the cases journaling. I don't even know if Brett Seacat had a journal I thought it was just his wife. And as far as the Jodi case I believe Travis kept a journal too. Also I don't know many that journal but a lot of people blog which I think is a form of journaling.