Why I Write

Postby **Quiet Hood** » Fri Dec 26, 2003 9:26 pm

I write to avoid the boredom.
I write to keep up with grammers or I'll sink in the mud continiously.
I write because I am bad at writing.
I write to avoid talking too much.
I write ...better than I talk.

Postby **Icarus** » Sat Dec 27, 2003 8:37 pm

Quiet Hood wrote:I write ...better than I talk.

I know. When you write, you don't have those akward pauses while you figure out what to say, and you can edit it all you want before it comes out.

Personally, I read to avoid the boredom.

Postby **Kisa** » Sun Dec 28, 2003 6:13 pm

WOW Chloe, your'e so cool! You say you write for such great reasons that I never really thought that deeply into! *bows to cool Chloe*
sorry . . . got carried away . . .
I write because:
I like to put what is on my heart and has come to my imagination from God down onto paper so I can keep it always and share it with others. Maybe it may help someone or inspire someone else to do the same. I am not a great writer either, I can barely get my stories off the ground, but I love to be creative through writing and drawing and I just love to use my imagination! I love to write either stories, poems, songs, and such . . . just what is on my mind and heart at the time. It is a way of putting down my life and feelings at the time in a way that can be interesting and fun to read again later and look back on. I also like to see how I have grown from my last writings . . . Its also so much fun! ^_^

Postby **Quiet Hood** » Mon Dec 29, 2003 1:33 am

Icarus wrote:I know. When you write, you don't have those akward pauses while you figure out what to say, and you can edit it all you want before it comes out.

Personally, I read to avoid the boredom.

yep...

Postby **true_noir_chloe** » Mon Dec 29, 2003 12:40 pm

>>WOW Chloe, your'e so cool! You say you write for such great reasons that I never really thought that deeply into! *bows to cool Chloe*

*blushing* gee, thanks. You're such a sweety, Belldandy, and you have such great taste in kawaii characters, too. ^_^

Thanks for your input Quiet Hood and Belldandy.

>>and you can edit it all you want before it comes out.

I love this fact in writing, Icarus. I'm always putting my foot in my mouth (awkward thing to see) and when I write I can go back and edit out all my lame misspeakings (I know it's not a word). Maybe I should edit my writing more too? LOL

Postby **Kisa** » Mon Dec 29, 2003 1:07 pm

Forgot to add this in last post but I know what you guys mean! I write waaay better than I talk and I hate the long pauses when you're trying to think of what to say and the best wayto say it! I can get my thoughts across better on paper becuase there is more time to go over it and see where you went wrong.

Hee hee thanks for the compliments on my character tastes too Chloe! ^_^

Postby **Kokhiri Sojourn** » Tue Dec 30, 2003 10:12 pm

I write because in writing I can dispell a burden not fit for an elephant and leave it on the page, only coming back for nostalgia.

I write because when I have to write on a work, I can plunge into a sea of depth and insight instead of a puddle.

I write because sometimes fiction's vision in the real world is 20/20 compared to life's non-fictional blindness.

I write because though other people can read it, I am alone to ponder the infinite possibilities of what that "it" is.

I write because some days cliches, cheesiness, parallelism, and someone trying to be profound really bother me. :grin:

Truthfully, I write because I believe that God gave me this means of communication to use to the best of my abilites so that in all things, I may strive to glorify His name. That said, I write a lot for myself at the same time. Most of my stuff only my closest friends have read, but even this in my opinion is glorifying to God. If He gave the gifts (in proportion, of course), then their use to the best of one's abilities is definitely glorifying to Him. That said, I need to write more.

Great posts, guys.

Postby **SwordSkill** » Sat May 22, 2004 12:34 am

My thoughts in the words of someone far wiser than I will ever be:

"Writing is a kind of repository and can help create a space for the accomodation of new thoughts and feelings. If you don't write those stories down, your heart will be filled up and broken by them."

-The Good Women of China

Postby **c-girl** » Mon May 31, 2004 6:12 pm

God is telling me to draw and write. He wants me to use this talent He gave me.

Postby **Heart of Sword** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 8:05 am

I write stories that I enjoy reading, since there aren't that many books out there about the kind of stuff that I like. (I also write novels, whee fun! ^^x) I also write for the glory of God, of course. ^^x

Postby **bigsleepj** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 1:01 pm

Hmmmm. Why do I write?

A person's first book is their most personal, they say.

To sort of misquote CS Lewis: "I write the books that I want to read". Or at least that's the theory of it.

I write, mainly, for Christians.

But I also write to express myself and to do battle with myself, in a way. In my writing I challenge myself to whatever spiritual problem comes my way, and my main character (I'm writing a fantasy kinda in the style of "That Hideous Strength" of CS Lewis) experiences them. In my normal life I tend to press these issues aside (a very bad habit) and in the books I read as well as those I read I face these fears and concerns.

I also write to have fun. It's surprisingly a lot of fun.

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