"What goes on in your mind and how does it work?"
This is perhaps one of the deepest, most intimate questions you can ask a person. It holds within it all that is beautiful and interesting and unique about you. It might seem odd having a total stranger ask you such an intensely personal question. Obviously, whether you answer it or not is entirely up to you.
How you answer it is equally up to you: it could be a gigantic prosaic essay, a few brief paragraphs, a single paragraph, a poem, a picture, or a single line.
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That’s a really loaded question, I think I never thought about that before.
I think I could compare my mind to a messy art studio, full of colours, unfinished paintings, discarded works, and perhaps some masterpieces hidden somewhere.
I have a very emotional mind, sometimes I find it hard to think objectively and I end up sunken by feelings.
I rarely live in the present - alas; my mind is constanly wondering in some nostalgic past or making guesses about the future.
However: it’s never boring in here!
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