Why people don't want to have a journal
- Some people only wanted to have journals because they watch pretty ideas on Instagram and they don't find themselves as creative as Instagram posts.
- Some people have guilt to missed a daily entry in a journal. they think if they don't have to keep it daily, then what’s the point of journaling.
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