[ SECRET POST #2166 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2166 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

How many author wrote amazing books that included the death of a sibling or a child without having ever lost a sibling or a child themselves? Or even without having had siblings or children? And yet no one begrudges them their lack of real-life experience, even though it is a common experience that many readers will have lived through.. Why makes sex so different that it's the one thing people require authors to experience before they are supposed to write about it?

You can write about a myriad of human experiences without having experienced them yourself. Death, birth, war, poverty, sickness, love... If you have imagination, if you put some time and care into research, if you are smart enough to extrapolate from other experiences you've had, and if you have enough empathy to understand how it feels for others, you can write about anything, even if you have not lived it and countless others have. That's what differentiate good writers from average ones.