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    Stress Kills Creativity

    @TypeAxiom @Ninetailed_Furball You guys are so freakin' snooty. Bet you guys wouldn't talk shit to me in real life.
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    Stress Kills Creativity

    Everyone feels that way. You should read more books to increase your vocabulary. I don't understand your third paragraph. Ohhh, that's what you meant. I don't think it was weird at all.
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    What are your fav novels this year?

    :;):
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    Anyone ever confuse a soy sauce bottle with a coke bottle? Definitely not me...

    Anyone ever confuse a soy sauce bottle with a coke bottle? Definitely not me...
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    Stress Kills Creativity

    *pat pat*
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    Oof

    Oof
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    The Name of the Wind is such a power fantasy.

    The Name of the Wind is such a power fantasy.
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    Stress Kills Creativity

    I'm literally the exact opposite. Now and when I was a kid, I always thought to myself if I can finish this thing then I'm awesome.
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    What are your fav novels this year?

    Eh, I'm too lazy.
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    Resolved goes back in time to save the world

    Someday, CupcakeNinja, someday...
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    What are your fav novels this year?

    I'm going use this as a platform to talk (rant) about a book I'm extremely bored with. It's well written and the characters are great. But, my god, the plot is so fucking boring. And the actual contents of the plot are not the parts that bore me, but the fact that the characters say what...
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    Writing Tools/methods you use to write yourself out of a predicament?

    I was going to say you may not have worded your question well, but I didn't want to offend you.
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    Writing Tools/methods you use to write yourself out of a predicament?

    I don't think you give people enough credit. I simply think you're a very certain kind of writer. Maybe you're too hard on yourself; it's not as bad as it seems? Of course I can't say for certain, as I know little of your works. For me, it may be that I haven't written enough. I guess this is a...
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    Writing Tools/methods you use to write yourself out of a predicament?

    Apparently not.
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    Writing Tools/methods you use to write yourself out of a predicament?

    Pantsers cannot understand the woes of planners.
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    I swear to god, the sun is always setting or rising in novels.

    I swear to god, the sun is always setting or rising in novels.
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    Writing Tools/methods you use to write yourself out of a predicament?

    I can relate and I can't relate. Most of the time I fuck up I can tell almost immediately, so I don't continue to write until I fix the words that sounded wrong. My story usually goes bad when the MC makes a speech. It's very - it's hard to make a speech sound natural. I'm normally very good...
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    I can't do writing prompts, is that a sign of a bad author

    No. Most prompts are simply bad. If you want good ones go on reddit. Don't confuse can't with won't. I'm sure you could, but you simply don't want to. "It doesn't speak to you." Or something like that. It's more preference than capability? I was under the assumption most people here didn't care...
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    I hate it when people don't know how to use the word had.

    I hate it when people don't know how to use the word had.
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    There's something romantic about lonely hearts ads

    There's something romantic about lonely hearts ads
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