[ SECRET POST #4448 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4448 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

OP, as someone who has been writing fic for 25 years, who has also written professionally (nonfiction, technical writing), I have some thoughts I'd like to share.

One is that it DOES take practice; it takes a lot of practice, and that's okay. The more you practice, the better you'll get - especially if you re-evaluate your writing periodically and if you ask someone you trust to give you constructive feedback. Another is that I still feel that way; there are people who write in ways I wish I could write and it's both uplifting and depressing. But that ties into the last one, which is echoing what several people have said here, that your personal voice is important. You'll write how you write and it's uniquely you and that's great. You're doing this because you love it, and you're enjoying it, and I think that keeping that sense of joy with you when you write helps make the experience a positive one.

You're creating something you want to see, when you write, and that's awesome.