Publishing my first blog post was scary. I worried what people would think, if I could explain myself clearly, and if writing about my life and experiences was a good idea. Starting a blog might not seem like a big decision, but for me, it changed everything.

We talk a lot about our doubts and frustrations. We don't talk enough about what we love. I want to focus on the things that make us happy, the parts of life that bring us joy, especially when times are hard. Before I started, I didn't understand why people spent so much time blogging. Now, after three and a half years, I get it.

Here are five reasons I love blogging-things I'll remember when I feel unmotivated.

I love being creative. My blog lets me think of new ideas and find interesting ways to talk about things that matter to me. There are no rules about what I can write or how I write it. Sometimes I get carried away and write way too much, but that's part of the fun.

Blogging isn't just writing. It involves many different tasks, and I've learned new skills I can use in any future job. As someone who wants to write, blogging pushes me to practice every day. Reading my old posts shows me how much I've improved. It’s a practical way to get better.

I used to keep to myself. I didn't expect to meet people through blogging. But by following and talking with other bloggers, I found a real community. I’ve even made friends. It’s amazing to see bloggers support and encourage each other.

I've faced my share of challenges. Now, I can write about them and maybe help someone else going through something similar. I love writing posts I needed when I was younger. If even one person says something I wrote helped them, it makes all the work worthwhile.

My blog brings together everything I love: writing, raising awareness about disability, talking about beauty, fashion, and positivity. It all exists in one place. I also get to learn about social media, how people use their voice, and how industries work together. There’s always something new to discover, and that keeps me going.

Balancing blogging, my studies, and everything else in life can be tough. But my passion for it never disappears. The work bloggers do takes real time and effort, but so does the care we put into it. Even when it's hard, I wouldn't give it up. After all this time, it's simply a part of who I am.

What started as a small hobby is now a huge part of my life. I'm proud of how far it has come.