FOR SHAME. :c
Feb. 14th, 2011 01:37 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
satoshitomiI think I'm lost.
Compared to old class and course mates that I have met in my 4 excruciating years in college, I'm the only one (or at least one of the few) who don't really practice writing. I mean, am I really a writer when I have no motivation to pause and write something every once in a while?
Was journalism the right thing to take? Did someone forgot to tell me, before I enrolled in 'the-wonder-that-is-writing' course, that I should churn out at least 5 written outputsplus a literary critic on all five at the end of each month (even after graduation)?
Is my Lit Crit Professorstalking watching still grading me whenever I do my advertorials for work? D:
When I think about it I ask myself, am I still a writer? Do I stop being a writer when I "take a break" from writing? Will I ever be called a real writer if I don't write poetry, essays, prose or a book that can rival the fame, glory and spiritual controversy of the Da Vinci Code?
: /
Well, screw this. I'm gonna write me some fanfics. 8D
Compared to old class and course mates that I have met in my 4 excruciating years in college, I'm the only one (or at least one of the few) who don't really practice writing. I mean, am I really a writer when I have no motivation to pause and write something every once in a while?
Was journalism the right thing to take? Did someone forgot to tell me, before I enrolled in 'the-wonder-that-is-writing' course, that I should churn out at least 5 written outputs
Is my Lit Crit Professor
When I think about it I ask myself, am I still a writer? Do I stop being a writer when I "take a break" from writing? Will I ever be called a real writer if I don't write poetry, essays, prose or a book that can rival the fame, glory and spiritual controversy of the Da Vinci Code?
: /
Well, screw this. I'm gonna write me some fanfics. 8D
