When I first started this blog, I often had many ideas that I was eager to share. I used micro-blogs to channel these thoughts into short, bite-sized posts. This allowed me to express my ideas in a raw and unfiltered way. The short format gave me a regular outlet for my creativity, letting me share new ideas daily or weekly, depending on what inspired me.

 

Micro-blogging became a space where my thoughts could grow and evolve consistently. The short format captured the core of my ideas without needing long, polished articles. In contrast, long-form articles demand a deeper dive, requiring time to refine and expand upon a concept, which meant I shared them less often.

 

Through both prose and poetry, whether short or long, I found a way to explore and express the complexities of human experience. Micro-blogs allowed me to spontaneously share my ideas, while the longer articles provided the space to fully explore and articulate those ideas in greater depth. Both formats have their place on TPM, serving as complementary tools for expressing the multifaceted nature of my thoughts and emotions.