Jan 11
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Good Morning and Get Moving!!!
wettest, soppiest rat
Deadass
the fact that jeremy probably would’ve ended up as a lawyer & married to some politician’s daughter if he had never met jean
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Gays can never fucking talk can they : an llustrated demonstration
[angry gay pining intensifies]
Hello Mr. Waistcoat! I was wondering if you had any tips on how to make writing more enjoyable? I’m dyslexic, so I struggle to get my thoughts out onto paper, which makes writing extremely challenging and unenjoyable and often leaves my writing not flowing smoothly and scattered. If this weren’t the case, I probably would write a lot more (and not procrastinate essays as much). How do you go about getting your thoughts on paper? Do you have a specific strategy for remembering what you were going to write or for making ideas flow better?
I'm sorry, but I have no tips for this. The process of writing things down is boring and bad to me, but I'm good at it and I hate it significantly less than every other job I've ever had, so I just do it. You don't have to enjoy it if you want to be a writer - you just have to do it.