May 28, 2023
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Good for him
Don’t give up 😏
Found this on Threads the other day and thought some of us could use this as a positive affirmation about our drawing abilities. I can't draw to save my life, but at least I'm not running to any of the major AI engines to do the hard work for me.
A Marvelous Munday Meme
rpc and writing edition, featuring positive based questions regarding experiences, tips, opinions, etc..
What is a positive encounter or memory that stands out to you during your time in the rpc?
How do you stay motivated when writing? Do you have any tips?
Do you have a writing playlist that you listen to?
Do you think you've made a positive impact on those around you in the rpc?
Is there a muse / character you found refreshing to begin writing? What do you like most about writing that character?
Do you have a process of approach when writing, or do you gravitate towards whatever you or your muse is feeling? Do you mind sharing what your process looks like?
Are you a plotter or a pantser (someone who wings it)? Why are you one more so than the other, if applicable?
What do you think your best writing quality is?
Do you visualize scenarios in your head while writing?
Do you prefer character development and relationships, or plotlines / story progression?
Do you have any famous or otherwise, people who inspire you to write?
Is there anyone you've met in the rpc who has made a positive impact on you?
What is a way in which you handle or acknowledge stress / burnout / writer's block?
What is a song that brings you joy?
As far as writing scenarios that bring you happiness, what do those look like? (i.e. slice of life, domesticity, etc.. feel free to go into detail!)
In your opinion, what makes a great story?
What are some of your favorite tropes?
Do you have favorite reading genres that differ from your preferred writing area?
What is your favorite part of being a writer?
What is your favorite positive trait or habit you have given a character?