in my experience no fanfic author gets INTO fanfic because they want to be a published writer. but rather through writing fanfic they realize they're passionate about writing on the whole and this may BECOME a desire to be a published author
There's a particular kind of freedom that comes from realizing you can survive being misunderstood. You don't have to correct every assumption, defend yourself against every accusation, or participate in every argument.
>”Fuckkkkk i have this assignment due fuckkk i better do work when i get home”
>gets home
>does nothing
>does nothing
>does nothing
>does nothing
>”fuckkkkkk i didnt do it fuckkkk why didnt i do it fuckkk fuckkkk im a failure fuckkkkkkkk”
whatever you want to write, someone will have written something similar before. write it anyway. unless you're planning to "write" it with ai, in which case stop that and go away
Pete will be part of the closing mainstage program (4:00pm-5:30pm) on Friday, November 13, at the “What’s Next” event in Denver.
🔗 The livestream will be available here: https://t.co/aGsvKdiwZI