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20/f. I'm open to advice from anyone at this point, I'm kinda stuck.
A little background on me: I've always used writing as an outlet, whether it's to dream up my future husband, or play out a scene before it happens to see how it'll turn out (my writing's also had a habit of predicting events, if I use people I know as characters.) My other two major creative outlets are singing and drawing, all of which I'm equally good at...but all of which I'm equally stumped on.
I was reading some of my old writing, and I found it to be...overwhelming. One of my stories was written entirely out of my control (my characters took over), and it's just SO good. I can't figure out how to just let go like I did to write that story. Where my prose used to flow smoothly, it's now choppy and flat, and I can't stand it. I hate my own writing, and that bothers me to no end.
I intended to use this break from classes to get back in touch with my ability and remind myself why I love it so much, and I feel like I don't even know where to start.
Can anyone relate?
Does anyone have any useful advice?
Thanks...
-Siren =( (link)
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It really depends on your feelings to your topic. Like for exampel i have a diary and the best thing i express is my feeling tword my crush. I love him so much I could write a 10 page essay on how much i love him. Im telling you it depends on your fellings tword your topic
Note: It helps if you write in comlete scilence like at night when your whole family is asleep.
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I'm not talking about papers, honey, I'm talking about books. They're not so much topics as they are lives and loves, events and moments. I have never been a real part of my writing before. And, I'm not looking to just write - I wanna get this stuff published, it has to be good. You could write ten pages about your crush, but would it be marketable?
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