writing feels

I can tell just from the way you wrote that short post that you are an irredeemably terrible writer.

>>7668122
this

>>7668043
Have fun deleting that tingling sentence in revision

>>7668043
whenever i write a sentence i'm proud of it always gets the most shit on when i try getting my writing critiqued

>>7668043
>>7668176
I see through your souls, you cannot hide

>>7668158
>he fell for the kill your darlings meme

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>>7668198
>>7668176
I just make sure I'm writing ironically so that I'm psychologically shielded from criticism.

Tfw you finish a 160,000-word novel, and after all the work you put into making the characters emotionally invisible, they kind of feel real. It's kind of an exhilarating feeling to know that you've in a sense created an entirely other world with words, and even better, you get to share it with people. The feeling of finioshiong a novel and having that "I made something" feeling is great, or just finishing a line or paragraph, reading it over while listening to the right music and it's like: "Fuuuaark." Also awesome when I write something I'm really happy with in the morning, then go about my day.