Learn to write when you don’t feel like it. This is one of the biggest differences between the professional and the amateur. The pros know you have to write whether you’re in the mood or not.
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Relationship is hard.
Staying single is hard.
Hitting the gym is hard.
Staying weak is hard.
Taking risk is hard.
Not taking risk is hard.
Building a business is hard.
Working under someone is hard.
Choose your hard wisely.
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@phillip_toop Dialogue has motivation and that needs to be driven by the character not what you, the author, need to be said. It's messy and tangential. If you have question->answer->q->a format in your dialogue, it's exposition not dialogue.
@LauraSavino747@phillip_toop “Hmmm”, he said while methodically polishing the lenses of his glasses, frequently checking them in the window’s light.
“Well”, he began again, still focused on the clarity of the glass , “have you ever considered adding some body language to your characters’ dialogue”?
@tinderplatinum@TheManMakerx I wonder where those knights in shining armour have been .. a lot of people have to save themselves with hard work regardless of their gender.
@Emma_g_Writer Let me try to talk you down. If you keep going over the chapters you've written instead of writing new ones, you'll NEVER write new ones. Finish the work first. There's plenty of time for revisions after.