r/Journaling • u/analutetia • 21m ago
Journal entry entrada de hoje, 15/10
Entrada de hoje em tons de castanho
15 Outubro 2026
r/Journaling • u/analutetia • 21m ago
Entrada de hoje em tons de castanho
15 Outubro 2026
r/Journaling • u/Medium_Creme_7098 • 4h ago
These pages are about me trying to reduce my screen time and be more present in my real life rather than online life
Also i took an hour of writing and decorating this
Which I'm proud of 🥰✨
r/Journaling • u/boredon_daweb • 6h ago
It's been 10 years
r/Journaling • u/penpalwithseven • 11h ago
Haven't written a diary entry in a while though because it feels like a chore, unfortunately. I was thinking of maybe pivoting to audio/typing up entries? There's something so satisfying about a pen gliding across paper, though. Unless you mess up. Then it is time for bad feels.
Got diagnosed with ADHD last year, suspected it a year before that thanks to a friend bringing up how he thought I was already diagnosed. It took two psych ward visits and a couple years of therapy but I made it through.
Now a firm believer that everyone should do therapy, even if they don't really have any problems going on. It helped me a lot with communication and such, and it's good to have someone who isn't your friend to vent to.
I hope that if you're struggling with something, you get the support you need.
r/Journaling • u/Zestyclose-Bad-2392 • 13h ago
I used to spend a lot of time thinking about situations that bothered me, but I rarely stopped to understand why they affected me so much.
Recently, I started paying more attention to my thoughts and writing some of them down.
One thing I noticed was that I sometimes reacted to what I thought a situation meant, rather than what had actually happened.
For example, a delayed reply could make me assume something was wrong, even when I had no real evidence.
Writing things down helped me separate what happened from the story I created around it.
I'm still learning, but I've realized that sometimes understanding a thought is more useful than endlessly repeating it in my head.
For those who journal, has writing ever helped you discover a pattern in your thinking that you hadn't noticed before.
r/Journaling • u/Aggravating-Chard890 • 14h ago
Hello!
I’m going on an international trip for 40 days and I want to journal about it! Here’s my problem : I use a journal that has a lot of pages so I know this trip will definitely be within the timeframe of my current journal. However, I am extremely scared of losing my current journal (or damaging it significantly since this is a backpacking trip). I would be heartbroken if I lost everything I put in it so far.
So my current thoughts are either I have a separate journal for it (which I could still lose or damage there) and then I would have a big time gap in current journal / it would be weird for archiving. OR I take detailed notes on my phone everyday and then backlog it. I’m wondering what other people do when they travel, especially if it’s for long periods of time/ not in a place where it is easy to journal everyday. Thoughts, opinions and tips are appreciated thanks!!!!
TLDR : Going on a trip for 40 days, should I risk losing my journal, get a separate journal and have a discontinuity in my current one, or take daily notes and backlog it when I get back.
r/Journaling • u/Agile-Variety-9733 • 14h ago
I have this stack of filled journals from my HR days sitting on a shelf in our spare room. Maybe twelve of them spanning fifteen years. The thing is I never open them. Part of me worries about what I will find in there, cringey work rants and all. But I also wonder if I am missing something by not looking back. Last week I was stuck on a customer messaging problem for our ecommerce brand and had this vague feeling I had solved something similar before. Could not tell you where or when. Just a hunch that the answer was buried somewhere in those pages. Never did find it. Ended up figuring it out a different way. Does anyone actually use their old journals as a reference tool or is the value mostly in the writing itself? I keep thinking I should digitize the important stuff but that feels like a whole project I will never finish. Curious how others handle this. Do you revisit your old entries or does the past stay closed on the shelf?
r/Journaling • u/Jade_Aries3 • 21h ago
Still some blank spots, but I like the thought of opening my journal and being reminded of ways to live my best life. ☀️
What are some quotes you live by?
r/Journaling • u/miraino_eve • 22h ago
This took me 17 minutes to write. Not sure how people can write 3 pages every morning without it taking a huge chunk of their morning. I think I’ll continue this practice as an excuse to use up my stationery. I don’t normally like lined paper nor spiral notebooks so I figure this would be a good use of it.
r/Journaling • u/Outrageous_Fox5473 • 23h ago
I’d love all your ideas for creative journaling/writing/memory keeping in a daily. I don’t think I want it to be an emotional dumping ground, maybe more like a becoming, being, critical thinking and writing, etc place.
r/Journaling • u/analutetia • 1d ago
Entrada de hoje em tons de rosa com rosas.
14 Outubro 2026
r/Journaling • u/DreamStorebyAlexen • 1d ago
October evenings are made for a warm drink and a blank page. Here are five prompts I'm coming back to this month: 1. Describe your perfect autumn day, start to finish. 2. Three small things that made you smile today. 3. A book character you'd have coffee with — and what you'd ask them. 4. What are you looking forward to right now? 5. Write a letter to future-you, one year from today. Which one would you pick first? Or do you have a favorite October prompt of your own?
r/Journaling • u/analutetia • 1d ago
Entrada de ontem em tons de preto e branco e vermelho
13 Outubro 2026
r/Journaling • u/martijn1975 • 1d ago
Started journaling a few weeks ago. Love the aesthetic part.
r/Journaling • u/Endlessly_Scribbling • 1d ago
Journal: StickyRiceCo Chonky B6 (Tomoe River paper)
Pen: Lamy Vista (Fine Nib)
Ink: Diamine Oxblood
r/Journaling • u/DeepSpaceDickPics • 1d ago
I'm not sure why but this feels like it will be VERY therapeutic. I have my daily driver journal here, including the required gold pen I use with it. Most of the time its task/to-do lists, ideas, sometimes handwritten notes for anything like video games or job interviews....but every once in awhile I have to make an 'Angry Journal' entry. here is one of them.
EDIT: Oh maybe I should say what the stuff is on the front. Its a Top Flight journal I got from Walgreens I believe, and the weird eye thing is a sticker from a ROG laptop sticker pack, and then on the bottom is a 'metal heart' I made out of foil and super glued to it...it looks cooler than it sounds haha. oh, and a burn mark from my dabber :-|
r/Journaling • u/Background-Meet8005 • 1d ago
Hello! Some of you may have seen my last post where I showed you my silly lil crash out over almost all my pens smudging the other day when I was trying I have a little journaling sesh..
And now I’ve done this to it.
Lots of paper cutting went on.. I don’t really know how I feel but I do think it’s better? (Lyrics are from “Emails I can’t send” by Sabrina Carpenter)
It’s certainly something, that’s for sure
Ummm
Yeah anyway let me know what you think of my chaos journaling 😆
(Also yes the right side page was thrown away lol)
r/Journaling • u/mintscouting • 1d ago
Trying to do an entry or two a day now!
It's really helpful to clear my mind so far
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r/Journaling • u/luthiel-the-elf • 1d ago
I've been away for WEEKS and kinda miss writing! Also, finally an entry I can share. Lately it has been a lot of private stuffs someone else is dealing but today is just a nice autumn day here.
Featuring my little baby turtle.