No to all of these questions. I'm too lazy to do anything.

>>11644 hohoha.... i do enjoy writing. it's the source of my consciousness and if I became illiterate than I would cease to function as a human being. It's that bad, really. I've been writing since a little kid; I was writing fallout new vegas fanfictions in fourth grade or around there. i try to write in a journal every night for reflection this year I've been writing more comprehensive stuff. I've finished a novella and I'm almost done with another. i submitted flash fiction to a magazine and I do hope i get published soon. if any hikarin wants to share some works if they wanna id love >have you learned shorthand or cursive my calligraphy sucks... i do want to acquire those skills, but i have no clue where to start

>>11646 hikarin! fanfiction is so fun to write! i remember writing a lot when i was a kid.. good luck with submitting them, i've always written things up, but never had the motivation to publish anything. do you want to become an author hikarin? good luck!! my friend told me to read musashi

>>11644 I was the last year in my school district to be taught cursive. I still kinda sorta remember...

>>11650 It's fun because of how quick you can write everything

>>11644 About 130 pages (A4) of scrapbooking this year. I have a lot of spare notebooks from my school days that are falling apart so I'm keeping one on my desk all the time. Physically writing down things as they come up and then processing them later digitally has been very helpful for developing my novels. Writing in the morning helps me set my goals for the day too. I want to get into keeping a proper diary one day though. Something that could last for a long time that I can look back on in 10-15 years.

Writing is nice but my writing form is abysmal. Typing is better but it's difficult to stop as I could type my thoughts forever if I could, probably. I could use to sketch stuff all the time though. I should normalize that since I waste my time daily anyway.

>>11676 Anon get one of these! A5's are always great! https://a.co/d/fqWEZyU >Physically writing down things as they come up and then processing them later digitally has been very helpful for developing my novels. Are they long anon? A diary would help you remember a lot of things too!

>>11691 It's so easy to edit spreadsheets I can't imagine how people'd done it years without Try sketching hikarin! It'll be worth the effort!

I have a txt file where I'll jot down some of my thoughts every now and then. I would love to write more often since I notice I am much more productive in my life when I am, but alas it is way too easy to procrastinate and throw the time away... My handwriting is pretty terrible, for whatever reason I cannot write in a straight line and the ends of my sentences tend to skew downwards