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9:39 a.m. - 2004-11-30 But what I also weighed with forethought, even more was by asking myself � what is it that draws me towards certain styles of writing over others? The conclusion I came to � or at least based on my frame of mind at the time � was that I enjoy poring over particular writing styles � opinionated and thought provoking (with the exception of American politics), but I fail to write these kinds of entries. What I don�t care to read so much � the ins and outs of daily life (i.e. I heard Muffy say to Biff, that she saw Midge hangin� out with Rocky, who�s supposed to be going steady with Shaquanna), that is basically all I ever write. Side note: The names have been changed to protect the innocent. That and I really don�t know anyone named Shaquanna. I consider myself to be very opinionated at times, but totally uncomfortable with expressing it. No � I tend to save my opinionated opinions and share them mostly with my T. Poor guy. He knew that before I married him. Kudos to all of you who write so exceptionally, and express a concept well, and so openly. Now, I must go back to contemplation of tolerance. Do I, or don�t I? Is tolerance (or lack of) different than judging? Is being opinionated a different form of intolerance? Thought provokingly yours (I hope), LJ
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