Sometimes I feel guilty because almost everything I write begins with "I".
It makes me feel selfish.
But I ("I") take a lot of pleasure in writing in first person.
And if I try to change it up a bit the sentence doesn't sound how I'd like it to. It loses its immediacy.
You know what?
"I" is all I've got.
I am all I've got.
There is nothing else in this world that I actually really know except for what is me, and what I know of the world from being me.
I am the one telling the story. Why pretend it's someone else? I don't want to be "she" or "her" or any sort of pseudonym. There is enough confusion about what is real and what I am, or not, without adding further ambiguity.
Anyone can look at me from the outside but I am the only person who can tell you what I am, inside out.
Without me, there would be nothing to tell you.
Without me there is no story.
("I" count:18).
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