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Autohistoriography

Thread starter Keps Mnemnosyne
Start date Aug 23, 2020

Keps Mnemnosyne

New member

Aug 23, 2020

For those of you who have been here longer than five years have you ever gone back through to your older posts and see how differently you may view it now? Has there been many aspects that have changed or do you view your old posts to be representative of who you are today? Does anyone else read old posts? If anyone has a better word than autohistography let me know; I am trying to state the idea of studying one's own records written not for an autobiography for future, but written for that day's usage.

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