>tfw your writing is so bad Why even bother trying?

>tfw your life is incredibly idyllic so you can't write from experience and you don't have an inch of creativity in you either

Kill me already

>>8008863
pls write about the good times
tell me the nice things

>>8008884
One time when I was a child, I accidentally broke a vase before my father was home. Usually, he would become incredibly angry and yell at me at a couple of decibels, but when he went home he was okay with it.

Best time of my childhood.

>tfw your autism seeps into your characters so that the only people you know how to write are over-logical robots

>tfw trying to write a novel and your first chapter is boring shit and when you ask your friends to critique it they just say "yeah good job man"

>John Green will never emerge from beneath the covers with that smug grin on his face after eating your box to ask whether you came

>>8008863
>cant write from experience
That's a poor excuse unless you actually have not done a single thing in your life. I mean, T.S. Eliot hardly lived much of a life in his early years (besides reading) and he was still able to pump out Prufrock.

>>8008899

Eliot, and other authors with unremarkable lives, were had good /lit/ skills though.

If you don't have /lit/ skills, it seems like the only way to make up for it is to write from experience.