I want to be a writer. I have for years, in fact, but it is slowly

>>10004616
You could suck a real writers dick
You can start with mine if you want

>>10004616
work harder and git gud

>>10004616
you're not good because you want to be a writer, you don't want to write.

Write every day, read constantly.
Write every day, read constantly.
Write every day, read constantly.

>>10004634
This. Why aren't you writing now, OP?

>>10004616
Practice and read.

It's because you're a writer and not an artist

>>10004616
Having the same problem (absolutely no talent) myself, I'd recommend you to try writing stuff you normally wouldn't. For example, I stopped writing the series of dark, blood-and-steel novels I was trying (and failing) to write for the last ten years for a while and instead tried writing humorous fan fiction for an anime.
Actually turned out quite well (at least in my opinion - I'm only halfway done right now and thus haven't yet had the chance to receive any feedback). I'm pretty sure that doing so increased my skill at creative writing.

Now obviously, I don't know what you're trying to write, but unless you're writing legal or technical documents, writing something completely different might be helpful.

>>10004616
Learn the basics of grammar. It most likely isnt that you arent a good writer but instead lack the technical ability to properly paint the picture in your head. Every art form needs discipline in the technical. Study, study, study.

>>10004616
https://youtu.be/bb7FJoiPuBk

>>10006267
But what does grammar have to do with painting pictures in your head?

>>10004616
Start with practicing short stories.

Learn how to write book by understanding how a book is written. More specifically, examine plot structures, understand the meticulous details of what makes a convincing story.