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ive realize that u can write about anything i mean u could wrie about writers block or wat im typing write now it doesn't matter were u begin or were u end just the journey inbetween... that is my quote biggrin |
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pinkipli I never have never had writers block because my imagination is full of ideas and pics that never go away in my head... they are always there just waiting to be unleashed well aren't u lucky |
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ivy breeze pinkipli I never have never had writers block because my imagination is full of ideas and pics that never go away in my head... they are always there just waiting to be unleashed well aren't u lucky It's possible to know where the story is going, but not how to phrase the story. That's usually what happens when i get writer's block... Strangely enough, I get really creative when I have a bunch of homework I'm supposed to be doing. Why? |
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Personally, i love this thread =) i am a writer myself and i am stuck... i have major writers block and i dont know wat to do??? any ideas???
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My writer's block has existed since I was fourteen years old. I'm now a month away from being eighteen. I use to be so passionate about my writing. And my stories were my own little secret entertainment. I even wrote four-book series between ages 12 and 14. But around that time I had nothing going on in my life outside of my imagination really. I was your typical teenage girl with Asperger's Syndrome and an overactive imagination. But around the end of age 14 to 15, things started happening. I started finding myself, and growing, and life was no longer just something that happened in my head. I had to start living it. And things didn't really go in a happy direction. I've been depressed for years and so much more has happened than should in a young person's life. I grew up too fast and sometimes I feel about tired of life. Too old for my age.
I try to cut off the rest of the world at those times where I can finally be alone and have some peace and quiet. But I'm the kind of person who can't let things go until they're settled; which they haven't been for four years now. And I can't help but put a little bit of myself and the people in my life into my characters, and a little bit of my life and life experiences in my stories. And of course, it brings up negative feelings and I start getting distracted, bored, or just plain reluctant to keep going in fear of bringing up more feelings I don't want to face. And no matter how much I try to dig deeper into my imagination and put something new on paper, it just doesn't work. I can't help but make my writing personal, or finding a way to take it personally. |
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