How to keep a diary secure? (please read!)?

Question

I used to keep a diary so I can read back a few years later and just enjoy it :] ...but one day it was found and--heh. Yeah. That wasn't pretty.

Would a computer diary be easier to keep?

(meaning it is kept on a word document or text)

I sort of like the original writing in a diary on paper, but I get fusterated since my hand can't keep up with my thoughts and I feel like I'm loosing my thoughts as I go :[ Computer-typed diary is good and all...but it's something I can't huddle in the corner and read under the lamp light at night like a diary :[

Suggestions? Thanks! 10 points~!

Answer 1

keep it with you

if you think someone is spying on your diary, make a second false diary.... put really weird stuff in it to scare and confuse them. They have no business spying on you so they deserve what they get!

Answer 2

i have the  same problem i want to start a dairy so bad and frankly it would be really good for me to but i won't cause i think my boyfriend would get ahold of it and read stuff he wouldn't want to read but i think if you can find a dairy with a lock on it that would be ur best bet, and you don't always have to write paragraphs to keep up with yourself just write down little thoughts that pop into your head at the moment and then when your done you can always go back and elaborate on those thoughts but atleast you have them all and didn't loose them trying to write them all down...and if you find one of those dairy's with alock on em let me no where u got it :)i would appreciate it i've been looking all over :)

Answer 3

You know what.. your problem is relatively easy to  solve...what you are to do is to make a computer typed diary..then after that,print it out so you can have a hardcopy.. then compile all your hard copies in a binder or wherever you want it to place...in such way you can read your diary anytime you want...just make sure that you hide your diary in paper too well...

Answer 4

combination locks on the diary and a box to keep the diary in