I want to take a brief moment to point out the importance of ranting. See, most people in my day-to-day life tend to get annoyed when I rant. Actually, I think that’s probably true of almost everyone. People don’t like to listen to ranting. But I think it’s important that everyone take the opportunity to rant.
If something is bothering you. If something’s unfair. If something’s ridiculous, you should be able to say it. Setting aside the catharsis that comes from ranting, it’s important to note the unfairness and injustices in this world. Ranting ensures that we aren’t allowed to hide from the unfairness or injustice. When these subjects are brought to the forefront no matter how big or small, it ensures that we can’t hide from them, that we face these feelings head on.
I think that’s why I like wordpress so much. It’s provided me a place to rant where people accept and appreciate what I have to say.
I believe in ranting and I appreciate others when they’re able to share their true thoughts and their truth with me. It should also be noted that you can rant without being mean. As long as they’re constructive about it, I love listening to people rant. I think ranting is extremely helpful for one’s mental health.
Rant away, I say.
PS. I went to the doctor this afternoon and he told me I’m suffering from a migraine. Thanks to everyone for your kind comments last night that included suggestions about things to do to deal with pain. Presently trying to lay low. Hoping to be back to my normal self soon.
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V, go ahead rant your heart out!
I’m sure everyone that reads your blogs are adult enough to understand!
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It’s healthy to rant, even though many people don’t want to hear it. WordPress is one of be best places to get things off your chest in order to let things go. So rant away I say. We’ll read what you have to say because we care.
Migraines suck! My best advice would be to get a roll-on peppermint essential oil and roll and massage it into your temples. I use a strong one from DoTerra even though it’s very expensive. Saje works too if you need a quick fix but it’s weak compared to other brands.
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How timely. As it happens, I’ve been thinking of doing a Rant Post about some of my recent frustrations.
Now I feel entitled to do so…with V’s post and its blessing on rants. ;).
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I always enjoy your rants!
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Ranting’s a good sign that you still care. Think of it as CPR for the soul. Good post V.
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CPR FOR THE SOUL. I FUCKING LOVE THAT.
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I have the tendency to rant a lot, and it’s not bad. In terms of blogging, I tend to give my readers a heads-up that there’s a rant incoming – so they can duck appropriately if they wish to avoid the ranting. Hahaha…
It is therapeutic.
My wife has a different view on ranting, though, and does not view it in a positive light. She sees it as a petty way of seeking attention.
It’s a form of expressing frustration.
Better let it out, than hold it in.
Have a nice day.
Hi, I’m Jomz, writer, blogger, and a jack-of-all trades, among other things, from the Philippines. I write about writing, mostly, as I try to walk the path of becoming an author.
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Blogs are great places to rant. It’s better to let it out then keep it locked in!
What are your favourite things to write about? What are you going to write about as an author?
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I want to dive into writing as a fantasy/mystery/suspense fiction writer.
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I’m a firm believer of ranting, another great thing we have in common. Not acknowledging and releasing how you feel can be toxic, even to the point of affecting you physically, so I’ll always support your awesome rants friend. 🙂 Glad it’s a migraine and not anything more serious than that. Speedy recovery!
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Thanks, friend!
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Anytime! *digital hugs*
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Ranting is cathartic, it has definitely saved me from regrettable actions. 😂
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That’s a good way to look at it – ranting saves you from doing something you can’t take back.
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rant away!
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Ranting is good for your mental health I think. A bloody good rant is a weight off your mind so go for it I say! I just had a rant today about judgemental people on my blog.
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Ranting is great for your mental health. I agree.
And, judgmental people suck. I completely agree! Going to go and read that now.
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Thanks 😊
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I love this post, and the reason you started a blog is the same as mine, so I completely agree with everything you have said!
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Awe, thanks. I’m sorry you’e in the same boat as me, but I can definitely appreciate having someone who knows what I mean.
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Yeap, my blog is my place to rant 😂
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Sounds great to me! I love when people aren’t afraid to rant.
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I am rant 😉
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har har har. Funny man!
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