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So recently I've found that I haven't written in a while and it's not because my mind is void of thoughts, rather I am finding difficulty organizing many of these thoughts into something coherent. Feedback is something that I am willing to accept when it comes to my writing, but I want feedback to not be in the form of something that is a mistake I could have easily avoided.

Now I'm going to just use this space and this time before class to come up with a list of topics I think I'd be interested in writing in over the next few months. I don't think I'll be able to undertake a writing project as big as the one I undertook over the summer (that yielded vastly underwhelming feedback which I think was largely due to the controversial nature of critiquing religion). No matter what, I'd like to get my brain thinking like a writer a little bit more than I currently do. I have been thinking a lot like a scientist and although this is valuable, sometimes it's helpful to expand the ways in which I collect and organize my thoughts.

1. Negotiating the emotional aspects of long distance relationships
2. The Significance of "Brotherhood" - Expectations v. Reality
3. Self-care techniques for College Students (who don't have money)
4. Summary of Gluten-Free Adventures During the Fall
5. "Serious" Relationships
6. Positive Female Friendships