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DEAR B,
This is for my love, I don't know what I would do without you. ENJOY! Dear B, I am writing how I feel about you because there is no words I can say to you that would be able to express how much I love you. You are just so perfect to me and I cannot tell if it is simply my love for you blocking out those imperfections of yours or if it is that I adore you enough to have learned to love them. With every passing day my feelings for you grow stronger. At first I just saw you as a friend, a best friend if you would. I was with you during lunch and after school. I would sit and watch as you played video games, or I would do simple things like helping you fix your car, sew a shirt, help you with an assignment. None of that ever really seemed like a big deal just a friend helping a friend that is until it did become a big deal to me.
By abby lynn4 years ago in Journal
Tips For Writers (Part 2)
3. Overcome your feelings of trepidation Innovativeness is alarming. It's by plan. Our minds are permanently set up to guard us. The obscure is alarming on the grounds that we can't defend it. Imagination lives in the unexplored world. It's totally considered common, normal even, to be panicked the entire inventive activities. We never realize how it will end up. We never realize how individuals will answer it.
By Greg RS4 years ago in Journal
Tips For Writers
Attempting to be more inventive can feel turbulent and overpowering. There are such countless things you want to do every day. Your innovative objectives never feel like a need. You bring in no cash from your imagination (basically not yet). You realize you want to continue to work at it, yet the prize to-exertion proportion is slanted against you. You have your fantasy life as a top priority, however to arrive takes a lot of work, a lot of time, and you can't stop your ongoing obligations. It can feel like you're attempting to revamp your home and live in it simultaneously.
By Greg RS4 years ago in Journal
Dealing With Deadlines (For Vocal Challenges)
Introduction - Why I Am Writing This I continually see posts about people just getting their stories in before a challenge cut off or actually missing the challenge, which must be absolutely heartbreaking. There is also the problem with Challenge Fatigue which you can read about in the article below by Natasja Rose, it is very illuminating.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Journal
Bad Writing Advice from Famous Authors
I’m a nobody blogger but best selling author Malcolm Gladwell said something I don’t like about writing, so here I am explaining why his years of proven success and experience can’t compete with my baseless opinion.
By Jamie Jackson4 years ago in Journal
How To Become A Freelancer
There are many ways to become a freelance writer, but the best way to find out is to try different methods and see what works best for you. This article will teach you the basics of becoming a freelance writer so that you can start finding new clients and expanding your skills.
By PERFECT GAMING4 years ago in Journal
To Be A Great Writer, We Must First Transform The Reader
There's a significant transformation that comes with writing: the reader. It's one thing to entertain yourself with stories, articles, and blogs, but it's another to put someone else in that seat. To invite them into this made-up world and let them see what you've created. There's a thrill in watching their reaction, learning what they take away from it all.
By Rick Martinez4 years ago in Journal
Free Vocal challenges?
When I first stumbled across the Vocal platform I was so excited! I had finally found a way that I could make some extra money and expand my writing skills. I had read a review about the site and was really excited to join and start writing away. To my surprise when I looked more into it I discovered that it could be difficult to earn any sort of money if you are not a Vocal+ member. I get some of the differences, but some of them made me feel discouraged in my journey here. I thought to myself, "What if there was a way to meet in the middle to offer free members some more added incentives?" And what better way to bring my ideas to Vocal's attention than to write my own story about it? While I know that it may be a stretch I figured it wouldn't hurt to possibly get some things improved for free members of the community.
By Bethany Tester4 years ago in Journal
The Purpose of Definition
It may be obvious that a definition essay serves a purpose: it is meant to simply define what something is. It is not always easy to define terms in writing. However, how we define terms can have a wide-reaching impact on individuals and groups.
By Seth Morris4 years ago in Journal
How To Know If You Should Write A Stand-Alone Novel Or A Series
A stand-alone novel is just that, a novel that can stand on its own from beginning to end, and everything is wrapped up with no further questions.
By Elise L. Blake4 years ago in Journal
Que sera sera
Dear sunflower, life update: its been almost 15 days or more since I decided to bring a change in my life and to be honest it was tough to start from all over again just a like a child do like re- learning and un- learning a lot of things.
By shireen naaz4 years ago in Journal
How To Read Like A Writer
It's an understatement to say that reading can help you improve your writing ability immensely and that without reading a writer won't reach their full potential as a writer.
By Elise L. Blake4 years ago in Journal