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1) anime fanfiction, every night, every second of my life 2) it is my life 3) i am a real life anime, so i write my experiences. i have no formal education in anime 4) waking up and realizing that im spreading the good word of anime 5) naruto writers 6) watch more anime
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i feel bad for shitposting lol nope so i'll serious post 1. I write flash fiction mostly for thunderdome. I write a piece (around 1k words) once a week usually, maybe more depending on mood or classes, sometimes less if I'm lazy or busy with real life. I've been writing since I've been in school, though that was mostly academic and boring. I started writing creatively more in my junior year of high school, more seriously my senior year when i found thunderdome, and then even more seriously freshmen year of college (for reference I'm a sophomore in college). 2. Nope, just a big dumb idiot writing dumb words, though I've submitted to some mags, never published though. 3. I started writing in a creative writing class, but I don't remember much of it. If you call Thunderdome training/education, then yeah, that. Both are equally important imo. You need experience, but also need people to yell at you and 4. When people talk about my stories and they like it. It could be a little thing, but it's great to hear when somebody says "this was a fun read" or "I really liked this." It's (part of) why I do this tbh. 5. I don't really have a role model. I don't know, I think it's because, while I write for other people, I also write for myself. I'm a fairly introspective person and really, really quiet and awkward, so it acts as an outlet for me. So, writing to me is more of a personal experience that where I feel like the only person, which is why I like it. 6. Write you. Don't try to be anyone else because people will know. Anyways, why do you want to be anybody else? You're the only you, you're the only person that's seen things the way you see them. So why not show the world what you see? That's the best part about reading. Seeing all those new ways to look at the world, it's wonderful.
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