How plausible is it to become an earning writer?

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>>9443700
The entertainment industry is packed. Very competitive.

"Fucked" is relative though. If you can earn enough to live on and save some, nothing's stopping you from being happy.

>>9443700
Are you already published? Do you have connections in publishing/production companies? If so, you have a fair chance.

If not, you're fucked like an Amsterdam hooker. Why would you quit your job when you have nothing else going for you?

Are you a demi-sexual transpanatlantic dragonqueer?
If not, you're fucked

>>9443814
Because I hated it

I've got no connections

> how plausible is it......


You've More chance becoming a rockstar....and people don't even listen to rock anymore.

>>9443900
I completely feel that.

Could you/would you take drudgery writing gigs?
I don't know if I would even if I had the talent.

>>9443916
This. It was hard enough becoming a professional writer before the internet age. Nowadays the price of information is effectively zero, so there's less money in it than ever.

Being well-connected, or already famous, are your only hopes.

who cares you're still alive in the best time to be alive ever and you will lead a comfortable life and just not be famous or leave a legacy. exactly like everyone else on this website.

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>>9443700
you have a job and are able to support yourself so you aren't that fucked. do everything in your power to maintain your financial stability and a roof over your head and you'll be alright