
firebunny
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Posted by IrresistableScorp
A writer who is afraid to put himself completely in a vulnerable state on the page is always going to sound a tad pretentious. Good writing is all about revealing your soul for all to judge. It's uncomfortable but so very rewarding. Hardship helps the process. That's why heartbreak makes such a very good muse. But so does love!

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Reading through the pages did not only give me a glimpse of how I was then but also made me feel ashamed of myself for writing pieces of junk that do not convey any gem of wisdom at all. The words, the phrases and the idioms I used reflect so much on my character: a rotten piece of tomato, full of insecurities, immature, and pretentious!
I don't know how I could go on with my life now that I have just read some articles that I am very very ashamed of! This is not how I want to be remembered. This is not how I want to be known. Yet, the magazine is a clear reflection of how I was then. How could I be soooo shallow, soooo pretentious, sooo egoistic!
The past five years have been hard on me but the harsh experiences molded me into the better person that I am today. Wiser, stronger, more understanding, more compassionate, more confident. I practically lost all my insecurities at the onset of 2014. Happier than ever before, no matter how many problems and issues I am still facing. But a part of me was written, published, and distributed to so many hundreds of persons. A part of me that I don't want to be known, heralded and scorned!
For the record, that was the time when I haven't known myself fully. I was trying hard to appear better, to be appreciated, to be loved, to be befriended... only to realize that in the years to come, such attitude would bring me enemies and estranged relations with friends.
I am not the way I was before. And I thank God that He has made me experience sooo many hardships that made me who I am today. But at the bottom of all these things, how do I go on with my life having this newly-found insecurity of mine: that I did not have a good character during my college life and that such fact was immortalized by a magazine issue that I handled as the Chief Editor?
I want to burn my copy so badly but I have put so much effort into it. When it was released, I was very proud of it. I love it so much that I even gave copies to strangers. But now that I've read those pages again, I feel small. I feel insecure.
I needed to get rid of this insecurity. I am writing this articl