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fandomsecrets2011-12-25 03:24 pm
case) wrote in fandomsecrets2011-12-25 03:24 pm
[ SECRET POST #1818 ]
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(Anonymous) 2011-12-26 02:45 am (UTC)(link)Uh, if they're a professional writer, isn't writing their job? If they're getting paid to produce books/stories/articles/etc. then I'd expect them to treat it like a job.
That said, I know people seek that wonderful land of getting paid to do what you love for a living, but as far as I've been able to find, if that job involves something creative like singing, writing, drawing, painting, etc. you grow tired of it after a while (even if it's still something you deeply love). I do some freelance art, and when I had to draw to put food in my mouth, it wasn't a hell of a lot of fun. I still love the craft, but when I need it as a source of income it kind of sucks.