[ SECRET POST #2116 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2116 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Deacon Frost, Blade]


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[Legend of Korra]


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[Luke Wilson]


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[Transformers: Shattered Glass]


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[marvel comics]


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[Pan's Labyrinth]


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[The Walking Dead]


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[Jackass]


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[Avengers]


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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 01 pages, 020 secrets from Secret Submission Post #302.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Re: NaNoWriMo

[saku]

going at my own pace, jumping from story to story as my brain sees fit, etc. my biggest worry is that i'll lose inspiration and work on a different story for a time, which would put me behind in my goal to finish the nanowrimo novel. i know most people who participate encourage just writing and not focusing on perfect quality (or at least that's what i've been told in past years when i mulled over participating) but that wouldn't come easy for me. i don't mind being placed out of my comfort zone - i try to step outside of the box in different ways with every story - but messing with my writing process isn't something i've been too flexible with lol. :[

but there's no harm in trying i suppose, it's not like someone's gonna reject me for a job just because i didn't finish my nanowrimo novel once.

Re: NaNoWriMo

[caecilia]

Ugh, I always lose interest in something if I don't get it done right away, and I feel like that's a big setback for me. Sometimes freewriting a ton helps me and sometimes I really need to go at a slower pace. I feel like I do need to change my writing process though, which is why I asked. I've never really participated either because I always get anxiety that keeps me from writing ANYTHING, but I think I've more-or-less jumped that particular hurdle, except for a few crappy days here and there.

Re: NaNoWriMo

[saku]

i get discouraged pretty easily myself, especially if i've hit even a slight block. that's why so many of my stories are unfinished, i often takes months to get back to them. u__u

which probably says something about how effective my process is for me, lol?? as in, not very. so maybe trying different processes will end up being a good thing for me. i really don't like the idea of writing even when there's no motivation there, because i feel like mediocrity will come out of it, but i edit like crazy anyway, so if even crappy writing knocks me out of a block then that's better than just setting the story aside indefinitely.

eta: yeah i found it, in the welcome page it gives you tips and the second one says "Do not edit as you go." that would probably kill me, i can't not edit. i get the strategy behind it but i feel like editing time is always lmao.

Re: NaNoWriMo

[caecilia]

I didn't write anything for a few years and only got back into it a few months ago, and I found that forcing myself to do it when there was no motivation actually helped make me motivated. I just started looking at it as something I had to do. I think I have two different 'modes' because sometimes I do the constant editing thing, and other times I find it easy to turn off (and yeah, the results of free-writing are usually crap, but sometimes there's something in there that is actually pretty good, and I guess the next step is to take that and build on it? I haven't actually succeeded with that step yet). But MAYBE this will work for you: instead of deleting/crossing out, just write the sentence, and then re-write it with the changes you want to make, as many times as you have to. It's like editing and free-writing AT THE SAME TIME.