Does anyone here do junk or bullet journals?

I have a scrapbook-mixed media style journal.
It's for my thoughts, writing, other people written stuff (quotes, poems) that I like-found profound-etc.., my bucket list, a place to release some of my feelings, among other things, etc...

It is a three ring binder(no sheet protectors), I use scrapbook paper, cut in assortment of sizes (glued back to back, so I can write on both sides).
I have watercolor crayons, stencils, stamp, stickers, to use in there.
It's messy, random, hand written, not perfect, etc...

It started out about 20-ish years ago, as an organized scrapbook style journal, everything printed out - neat and orderly, sheet protectors, organized, etc...

I've always admired the messy mixed media style (way out of my comfort zone). 
Life is messy, life is not perfect, I am not perfect, etc.... My thoughts are a mixture of everything(normal, hot mess, and everything inbetween) and I wanted my journal to reflect that.
In the fall of 2019, I took my organized journal apart, and began putting together a messy style journal (using various sizes pages of scrapbook paper).
I copied my perfectly printed thoughts, writings, etc... as well as all rest (bucket list, things others wrote) and wrote them in my own hand writing.
I have a lot of my writing in emails that I sent myself, and plan to write that down in my own handwriting.
It's a work in progress.
It's been very therapeutic and healing for me.

Re-doing my journal has prompted and lead me to begin (and it's in the very beginning stage) a new project.
I've read other people books, and I love the thought provoking things that I get from them. I don't love reading someone's exact story in a book and more than once said, "I wish there was just a book of questions without someone's personal story in it". A book of journal prompts. 
There are books like that, and I've read through them...but I want to write my own book, with questions I want to ask(and answer) myself. So I decide to write my own book of journal questions.

I don't journal because I find it too stressful.

I do love paper crafting and have done some form of "scrapbooking" and/or "junk journaling" most of my life. Mostly, I find that act of working with paper fun and relaxing and love to keep little journal/scrapbooks of memorabilia, ephemera or just anything I find visually pleasing. Recently I have discovered "glue books". I like being able to be creative, but enjoy the process without having any rhyme or reason, using what I find, from any source - with no rules. I have so many paper crafting supplies, that it's a pleasure to use them with no regard to a rigid intent or purpose. I'm enjoying being creative without having to worry about purpose, neatness or rules, because with glue books, there are no rules!

www.creativefabrica.com/the-artistry/journaling/what-is-a-glue-book/