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@PaperHats November 18, 2019

I keep creating too many discussions but I’m genuinely curious about these topics. _{_{I’m very sorry about polluting the discussions board :P}}

I always write better in certain places. In my bed or at my desk?? Can’t do it. I always write better when I’m out in my backyard, surrounded by trees and plants. It impacts my writing greatly. I also really enjoy writing in a small quiet cafe— stereotypical, I know, but it really does just fit my mood perfectly.

If you guys could formulate a place that would help you write, or a place you enjoy writing in the most, where would it be?

Penny Lee November 18, 2019

I Love Love Love writing outside!!!! there is just something about it that is very inspirational! I also hate writing at a desk. It's uncomfortable… I do have a large papasan chair that is sooooooooo comfortable and is an amazing writing spot! I generally tend to migrate there when I'm in the mood for some writing!

@PaperHats November 18, 2019

(That’s awesome, and I love that someone shares an outside-liking with me :D I’ve always wanted to write in a treehouse for some reason. Seems like it would be really cool. )

@belle-elaine November 18, 2019

I personally right the best at my school. I know it sounds kind of weird, but it's easier to right down characters or settings or situations when there's some sort of background noise preferably people.

@belle-elaine November 18, 2019

Wright, sorry I spelled that so wrong.

@PaperHats November 18, 2019

I personally right the best at my school. I know it sounds kind of weird, but it's easier to right down characters or settings or situations when there's some sort of background noise preferably people.

That’s really interesting, and pretty cool. I’m better at just jotting down ideas if I’m ever in a crowded place, I never am able to actually sit down and write when people are around. But I’ll totally have music blasting as some background noise.

@belle-elaine November 18, 2019

I personally right the best at my school. I know it sounds kind of weird, but it's easier to right down characters or settings or situations when there's some sort of background noise preferably people.

That’s really interesting, and pretty cool. I’m better at just jotting down ideas if I’m ever in a crowded place, I never am able to actually sit down and write when people are around. But I'll totally have music blasting as some background noise.

Yeah, it's hard sometimes but I wright in my English class mostly, and being the the awesome teacher mine is. If my works all done she'll let me take out my laptop and wright.

@dvisalln November 18, 2019

I personally right the best at my school. I know it sounds kind of weird, but it's easier to right down characters or settings or situations when there's some sort of background noise preferably people.

I second this but not really for the same reason. I can right perfectly fine in the quiet, it just seems that I write best when I'm supposed to be doing other things… unfortunately.
_{_{no wonder my grades in school are so low}}

@belle-elaine November 18, 2019

I personally right the best at my school. I know it sounds kind of weird, but it's easier to right down characters or settings or situations when there's some sort of background noise preferably people.

I second this but not really for the same reason. I can right perfectly fine in the quiet, it just seems that I write best when I'm supposed to be doing other things… unfortunately.
_{_{no wonder my grades in school are so low}}

Lol, that could be a reason, and I can write in the quiet but I guess I just prefer busier places. (Not crowded, I can't stand crowds funnily enough.)

@PaperHats November 18, 2019

^^ _{_{same tho}}

@dvisalln November 18, 2019

Yeah but right now I'm just writing stuff down in the quiet of my bedroom
I do best in 3 place, in my bed, at my home desk, or at school

@belle-elaine November 18, 2019

That's really cool. What kind of things do you usually write about?

@dvisalln November 18, 2019

welll… a lot of stuff really
a boy who's inspired to be a superhero, a bastard witch, a genius ceo with cyborg arms, a time-travelling cowboy, ninjas, a spiritual protector and a universal protector, gods and demigods, a semi-immortal man who was struck with a magic space crystal, a war that literally split midgard into 2 (that's my reasoning that magic isn't on earth anymore), an usual drug cartel leader who has an obsession with cats, a cambion, past and present Elven queens, a human girl who accidentally intentionally runs away in the Magic world, a little red-headed girl who finds herself in space, a viking who finds a ring in hell that gives him ice-related abilities, and other stuff

@MrBudD3r November 19, 2019

I always write better when I’m out in my backyard, surrounded by trees and plants. It impacts my writing greatly.

I tried it and I love it! It helps so much. Thanks for this!

@belle-elaine November 19, 2019

welll… a lot of stuff really
a boy who's inspired to be a superhero, a bastard witch, a genius ceo with cyborg arms, a time-travelling cowboy, ninjas, a spiritual protector and a universal protector, gods and demigods, a semi-immortal man who was struck with a magic space crystal, a war that literally split midgard into 2 (that's my reasoning that magic isn't on earth anymore), an usual drug cartel leader who has an obsession with cats, a cambion, past and present Elven queens, a human girl who accidentally intentionally runs away in the Magic world, a little red-headed girl who finds herself in space, a viking who finds a ring in hell that gives him ice-related abilities, and other stuff

That's impressive honestly sometimes I'll be half way through the story I'm writing mid-line and I forget what I'm saying.

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