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We are a discussion-based writing community. Every member should feel free to post about anything they want to discuss or want to ask for advice about. Though this is not a place to post your fic, anything related to writing is absolutely welcome! Our regular features include:
Writing Prompts
Consultations
Friday Rants and Raves
Writing Buddies
What We're Writing
If you have any ideas on how to make this community more useful or fun for you as a writer, always feel free to PM the mods!
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Date: 2014-04-18 04:52 pm (UTC)I feel similarly, though I tend to view myself as using stories to deal with the world as a whole. The way I'm constantly visualizing scenes in my head started to make sense to me when I conceptualized it as my coping mechanism when the rest of the world is either too much to handle or not enough to satisfy. It can either create distance or add depth and meaning, and often does both. I haven't always written consistently, but I don't have any memory of the inside of my head without other people moving around in it.