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Gayathri Jayakumar:
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Gayathri Jayakumar
Hi Varna, Goodreads being a page in English i prefer to answer to you in English (no offense).
Writing for me is like a purifying act. Helps me drain away what ever is stagnant in my mind. Everything good and bad, sad and happy and all the emotions and thoughts that churns inside me is emptied out onto paper when i write. There are times when my mind is turbulent from emotional intensity, and then instead of crying or laughing that away i prefer to write. The relief i feel after letting my hand suffer my pain is amazing. So yes, writing for me is a panacea that can cure any ailment and of course, like i always say, it is a ticket out of the real world into a flight of fantasy.
Writing for me is like a purifying act. Helps me drain away what ever is stagnant in my mind. Everything good and bad, sad and happy and all the emotions and thoughts that churns inside me is emptied out onto paper when i write. There are times when my mind is turbulent from emotional intensity, and then instead of crying or laughing that away i prefer to write. The relief i feel after letting my hand suffer my pain is amazing. So yes, writing for me is a panacea that can cure any ailment and of course, like i always say, it is a ticket out of the real world into a flight of fantasy.
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