My Personal Writing: The Troubles Of Writing

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For me, writing is frustrating. Many times I have trouble writing about anything. The main reason why I have so much trouble when writing, is because I don 't concentrate on my work enough. Even when I try my hardest to concentrate, my mind seems to wonder around to a different direction towards another thought. After that, I forget all about my work and just think about various things such as people, places, and different times I 've had in the past. For example, even while I 'm writing this small paragraph, my mind keeps on slipping into other thoughts. I dont know if this happens to lots of people, but this is one problem that I have trouble the most in. Maybe this is why I 'm a slow writer and don 't like to write. When …show more content…

However, the best time and the best atmosphere for me to write anything would be during late at night when everything seems pretty quiet around me. Another important thing to me when writing, is that I can not have any distractions near me or around me. Even the internet on my computer has to be disabled or else I would be tempted to surf online. • Writing is like expressing my feelings onto paper. I can write songs, poems, quotes, stories, letters, and just almost anything that you could think of. You can learn a great deal about a person by the way they write or just by the way they express certain words on paper. Writing can also be a part of your life. While reading one 's paper, you can find out about their culture, beliefs, education, and much more. Not only that, but you can also tell what that person has been going through in their life. It is like having your own history book except that the book is about you, and not on America or some other subject. • I write whatever I feel most comfortable with and also wherever my imagination can take me. Most of the time, I write short stories that have or had something to do with my own life. Either that, or I 'll most likely write about some topic that I have

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