Knowledge canβt be taken away from you.
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@textbooksandcoffeestains
Knowledge canβt be taken away from you.
One small step today: I officially enrolled at university. It feels surreal. A little scary, a little overwhelming, but mostly exciting.
2008
june desk :v)
I spend more time in the library than in my house
Day 6 of being productive. I have my negotiations class now. Prepared for my negotiations. Wish me luck. I had to do so many case studies for this. Letβs get this over with! π―
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scribbellz
Not everythingΒ needs to be a full story, you know?
If you have just one or two scenes that youβre really excited about, you can just write those. You donβt have to create a full WIP to contain them if you donβt want.
You can create characters without putting them into a project, they can just exist.
You can worldbuild for a universe that you never write about.
If thereβs a trope you really want to write, but you donβt have a project to put them inβ¦ You can just write the best parts of that trope on its own.
Even if you doΒ have a story and thereβs parts you donβt want to write, itβs okay to just write the parts that youβre excited about. You donβt needΒ to write the other parts and make it a full story.
I feel like in writing, thereβs a lot of emphasis put on completion and writing a full story.
Completion or a full story doesnβt always have to be the purpose or goal. Itβs okay and wonderful to just let something exist on its own without anything else.
"You think you're informed just because you read a bunch of grainy PDFs?"
Yeah man. Reading scholarly works on a topic informs you on that topic. That's how this works.
and i don't necessarily believe any of this i'm just saying words recreationally
the last sentence of my thesis
you must make her proud π₯Ή
I bet getting crossed off a to do list feels good as fuck for a task
Goodnight