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Here Are the Bizarre Reasons Why Writers Give Up on Their Dreams
Writing for me has always been a dream ever since I learned that I could string sentences together to tell stories. This dream was something I kept to myself until halfway through my college education when I realized that a degree in biology wasn't going to be the fulfilling career that I wanted.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Semrush
Identifying Key SEO Metrics: Understanding the metrics that SEMrush's free version offers for analyzing website performance.
By SATPOWER2 years ago in Writers
"A World Without War: Utopian Vision or Achievable Goal?"
The fantasy of a world without war has long spellbound the human creative mind. It addresses the most elevated desire for mankind, a dream of worldwide congruity where struggle, savagery, and obliteration are consigned to the records of history. However, the inquiry that waits is whether this vision is an idealistic ideal, everlastingly past our span, or a substantial objective that we can reasonably take a stab at. This exposition investigates the idea of a world without war, looking at both the difficulties it presents and the potential outcomes it holds.
By shnkr2 years ago in Writers
Collaborated
Hannah Moore and I recently collaborated on writing a micro fiction (Placing Wagers) for a Vocal + Assist Facebook group Lost in the Story challenge. Neither of us had ever written anything with another writer and was unsure how to proceed. We worked with a 300-word limit on this challenge to make matters even more complicated. Here are some takeaways from working with an author from ‘across the pond’ and for first-time collaborators.
By Mother Combs2 years ago in Writers
Doing More With Less
Let’s set the scene: you’re at a time in your life when you finally have the time to write the story you’ve been plotting for years now. You’re probably somewhere in a cafe, maybe at a desk at home, or maybe at some obscure location that you’ve deemed your “prime writing spot”.
By Kadence2 years ago in Writers
How Important To Say I Love You
Expressing "I love you" is incredibly important in nurturing relationships and creating emotional bonds. It conveys affection, appreciation, and a deep sense of connection to the person you love. By saying those three powerful words, you validate your feelings and make your partner feel valued and cherished. It promotes open communication, vulnerability, and intimacy, fostering a sense of security and trust in the relationship.
By Nene2 years ago in Writers
Why I Continue To Write On Medium Even Without Gaining Followers
Writing online sometimes comes with risks, and one of those risks is that even though you write something - doesn't mean that anyone is going to read it.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Keeping On A Positive Path
Introduction I often see things or behavior that grates on me in the Facebook groups and think "I should write about that or call that out" but then realize that it just makes me a bit whiney and as bad as the people that I would be calling out.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
Unspoken
The thing about writing a blog, and attaching your face and name to it, is that it gives you a sanity check. You don’t have the full anonymity of a computer screen, and so you think before you type. You self-censor.
By vaibhav titarmare2 years ago in Writers
What Goes into Proper Garden Maintenance, and How Much Should You Budget for It?
Dubai, a city known for its dazzling skyscrapers and modernity, is also home to a diverse range of gardens and green spaces. Amidst the desert landscape, these lush paradises serve as tranquil retreats, providing respite from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Maintaining a garden in Dubai is a unique endeavor, requiring a blend of expertise, precision, and an understanding of the city's arid climate. In this comprehensive guide, we shall delve into the intricacies of garden maintenance in Dubai, exploring the key elements, seasonal considerations, and the importance of professional care.
By NZRA Landscape2 years ago in Writers
Take your love back, it makes me cry.
My first love made me feel like shit in all different ways that I’d never imagined even possible. Not only did he attack my work ethic, he also attacked my sanity, my mental vulnerabilities, my appearance, my personality, my health, my honesty, my relationship with myself, my family, my friendships. Everything I can imagine that I have built and spent years maintaining or even strengthening, he not only judged me for, but he re-wrote. For some stupid reason-no-because I loved him and I trusted him, I let him. Then I forgot myself, I said I’d stay, I cried, and I went back. I hate myself for it. However, the thing that I truly hate, is him. I see now with open eyes just how fucked up he is. The way he treated me, I would never wish onto another human being. He was cruel and he was aware of it. Every single thing he did was completely for himself and I have no idea how there couldn’t have been an ounce of empathy left over, tucked away somewhere in his mind. He let me pick up all his anger; insecurities, social and moral difficulties and fix them for him. And then he had the audacity to take that love and willingness, and empowering and use it to make me feel even worse about myself. He knew that he was getting away with it, taking advantage of my kindness, my emotions, my forgiveness. He knew that I was too good to be with him but instead of learning and trying to do better, he just tried to make me worse.
By Yas2 years ago in Writers
Past the Shroud of Shadows
In the peaceful town of Havenbrook, settled between thick woodlands and moving slopes, there existed a legend that had been murmured starting with one age then onto the next. It was said that just past the edges of town, concealed profound inside the dim and old woods, lay a spot known as the Cloak of Shadows — a domain where reality and dreams interweaved, and the line among constantly obscured.
By MD Rifatul Islam2 years ago in Writers