THROUGH AUL's LENS: Analyzing A Blog on Medium "In Order to Love Who You Are, You must Not Hate the Experience that Shaped You" by letters from rosie

 Hi there!! Welcome to "THROUGH AUL's LENS"!!! 

I've made two blog analyzes, and now I will analyze one more blog from Medium (again) by famous writer "letter from rosie" with stunning title "In order to love who you are, you must not hate the experience that shaped you". And here is my analyze.


This blog can be categorized as an Inspirational Blog. It focuses on encouraging readers to embrace their past experiences no matter how difficult is that, as foundation to their identity and growth. The writer uses a personal story about a past relationship.

This blog include a strong audience focus on individuals who may be struggling with past trauma. The writer use language that relate-able and empathetic, that make the reader feel understood. The post creativity shines through its use of metaphorical language and the narrative arc of the personal story. The writer uses a phrase on the title, that is both emotionally and relate and resonant to be searched for by people seeking motivation content.

In this blog, I found the strengths. The writer's willingness to share a personal, painful story creates a powerful connection with the reader. The narrative structure keep the readers engaged. 

On the other hand, I also found the weakness from this blog. For someone looking for more concrete, actionable advice, the post is more refelctive and philosophical. It inspire thought but doesn't offer a step by step guide.

Reading this blog made me realize how powerful blogging can be in the creative industry, Writers can use it to share not just information, but also feelings and life lessons that connect deeply with others. For me, learning to write blogs is really important because it's chance to train both expressions and empathy. 

Blogs can also serve as a portfolio, showing our ability to write meaningfully and communicate ideas clearly. In the future, this skill could help in many careers, not only in writing but also in media, design, and other creative fields where storytelling maters. 

And yeah, that's all guys. 

Thanks for reading this blog and see you on my next "THROUGH AUL's LENS"!!! 

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