[ SECRET POST #3979 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3979 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Write a fucking novel on your downtime while paying your rent and food with your second job, get it published, and then we'll talk. Or just do your existing job for free for a couple of years because why would you feel entitled to a livable salary while there are people in the world in desperate enough situations that they'd do it much cheaper?

(Also: if professional writers wouldn't be able to make a living out of their writing, all those 40 chapter fics on AO3 wouldn't exist, either.)

[(Anonymous)]

I am doing this right now, just like millions of other people.

Lol, you actually believe that everyone who writes 40 chapter fics are publishing novels for the living?

[(Anonymous)]

... A LOT of very famous novels were written in that author's "downtime." If you want it bad enough, you'll make time for it. I could be working on one of mine right now, rather than having this stupid argument.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, you go and work on that. Then hopefully one day, if you succeed, everyone will pirate your work for free. Karma is so salty :(

[(Anonymous)]

GOOD. I *want* people to feel free to pirate my work, if they can't afford it. I do this for the love of it - to make even one person happy. To improve even one moment of one day. That's my reward, not knowing I received every single dollar owed to me.

[(Anonymous)]

That's nice. It's also called privilege.