Ganaram Inukshuk
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Status Updates posted by Ganaram Inukshuk
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I thought about asking the MLP Forums Proofreading Group with reviewing a piece of nonfiction, but then I decided not to. Not what they want, most probably.
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Looking back at all of the times that people offered to help me with something but ended up disappearing when I needed them most... Lovely.
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Have you ever had absolutely no confidence in something you want to do but plenty of confidence in something that you already do that you find boring?
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Writing has actually improved my Inkscape abilities. How? By giving me something to turn away from out of frustration.
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How many times have you had people who said they would help, but end up disappearing at the last minute?
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Is it ever advisable to pursue a dream that brought you endless disappointment?
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My entire mood's just thrown out the window, and that includes my desire to restart writing.
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I thought about wanting to start writing fiction again, but I just can't. I have no time to think anything through.
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Would anyone have wanted to be my writing partner for when I was still interested in writing MLP fiction?
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The best part about giving up on fiction writing? Having absolutely no time to even try to write.
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If you have no motivation to continue a project you never completed, should you force yourself to complete it, even if you don't want to? It's how I feel about fiction writing, except with the added complication of having no time to write.
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A lot of the new projects I deal with are completely different and I can't use any of my old stuff. Think about dealing with programming and you try to use carpentry as inspiration. Doesn't work. This is the position I'm in with writing; I'm involved in something different that it can't use anything from before. At all.
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Huh. Well, I'm solely in the conceptual business, so your situation may not be similar enough to make perfect use of my advice.
That said, you should still keep a record of your past works, even if it's in the form of a couple noted down ideas.And, again, unless it is detrimental to your future(a paid product, to which you have no time to recreate), than you shouldn't force yourself to half-rump it. Be viligant, but don't try make yourself do something you cannot at t...
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Right now, I feel like I just want to talk to someone, but instead, how about I spare you the effort and keep it to myself?
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I wish I was able to find someone to write with me when I still had the chance...
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I simply don't have a reliably large block of free time to write, or any confidence or encouragement to use as fuel. All I have are latent literary seeds in a permanent state of idle activity, forever frozen with potential aplenty with no means of freeing it, left to ferment until it reaches the point of mental insignificance, left for my brain to clean up and purge away into nothingness.
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Where would be the best place to even think about wanting to ask for a writing partner?
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Is it ever a good idea to force yourself to continue something you know you'll never complete?
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At what point does one quit at something they already know they're incapable of achieving?
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Several weeks ago, I made the painful decision of retiring from pony-fiction writing despite having every desire to write and no previous success whatsoever. Retiring from writing is the best decision I ever made.
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People say they would help you out, but then they drop out at the last minute. Story of my life.
