People Worth Following · 5:27pm Aug 28th, 2020

It has been a goal—for whatever reason—to see the people close to write. Stories or blogs or poetry or anything. Your content is limited to you. I enjoy reading my stories and blogs for the reasons that prompted me to write them. Still. That is limiting. It's in reading from and about others that we learn more about the world and life. There is a higher moral in that, somewhere.

But pushing others to do matters not in their interest ceases to be interesting after a while. There's enough blogs written on the benefits of writing. Desiring content—blogs mostly—to read. I decided to check the kinds of blogs there were still being dropped in this age. There are a lot of good ones from back in the day. Those require harder searching.

Below is a list of people you should follow for their content.

equestrian.sen

Sen comes straight to mind for the quality of the wisdom and the ingenuity of his format. He evokes ideas that wouldn't normally appear in your head but that establish grounds for you to get to know yourself for better. And his techniques, while seeming odd at first, reveal themselves to be deeply thematic. For instance. Humans tend to see patterns well from a distance but fail to do so close up. In writing down our likes and dislikes in bubbles, we can recognize a theme in the making to a subject. Same applies with our problems. In writing down our scattered troubles, sometimes, we see the web connecting them.

Which forms a bridge from our subconscious to our active conscious.

Of course it's not exactly like that. Sen wrote about it better. As he did a lot of other things.

EverfreePony

This is the person of the forums. I'm not a nice person in admitting that I skim over most posts in a forum due to poor grammar and logic and whatnot. If something looks like shit, I don't read it. The worth of one's opinion has to be earned in the way they present themselves. When Everfree writes about anything, be it right or wrong, the way they got there, at the very least, is logical. That. And their opinions have a tendency for kindness.

They are worth reading for in how to write and think better on writing. They deal in concepts around the craft. You'll find most of their worth scattered through forms as they appear to deal with cases than writing about a topic. However. Their current blogs—and everything—are worth the time.

Tynal

I fuck with quotes. Not much to say beyond that. Only book I rented from my school back in the day was a book of quotes. They possess everything. Either a pearl of power or energy to infuse the soul with. Or a toss of understanding that reshapes the current state of your mind. 'Focus more on your desires than your doubts and the dream takes care of itself' is a quote that I worked and lived by. They are the greatest power and comfort I know of.

And this fucker has been posting a quote from good sources, every day, with a consistency unable to be shamed.

Follow them to have a rise in your feed.

Those are the current people I have so far. I would like to do more people if I can. Focusing on others allows you to not focus on yourself so much. This can be a good thing. Being brought out from yourself, and instead, placed inside the life of another, or the world they present, can do a lot of good. But my skill and wit are our of shape. All will have to deal with this for now.

Be well to do well.

~ Yr. Pal, B ~

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