Writer's Block: Love Is...
Feb. 14th, 2008 07:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nathalia[Error: unknown template qotd] I love my family and my friends both of whom play an intrical part in my life and therefore in my writing as I have most recently discovered after my mom left and I found myself unable to write. I have been trying very hard to get back to writing which isn't easy as this is a love-induced writer's block (I know how weird that sounds) and it seems like I have to make tiny baby steps hoping that my average of 1k+ a day will come back to me if I try really hard.
I tell myself this is nothing but a phase of transition, that I have to get used to the situation to have my life become more normal again and I know when I write it out it seems so much easier than it really is but I try and I think that's important.
Getting back to love, I love how I can rely on my friends even in times like these as I see their concern, their interest at how things are at home and even though I am not really in the mood to talk about it, it is nice to know that they care because that shows how they are real friends who won't just disappear during a phase of hardship as I am facing it right now.
Of course, I don't thank them for being there for me because I am not a person who does that but I am grateful in my very own way and I think that they and my father will be important to me getting back into writing and when I do, there might be the possibility that this experience makes me a better writer -- something I don't really believe as this is such an annoyingly positive point of view of people trying to see a bright side where there is none.
I tell myself this is nothing but a phase of transition, that I have to get used to the situation to have my life become more normal again and I know when I write it out it seems so much easier than it really is but I try and I think that's important.
Getting back to love, I love how I can rely on my friends even in times like these as I see their concern, their interest at how things are at home and even though I am not really in the mood to talk about it, it is nice to know that they care because that shows how they are real friends who won't just disappear during a phase of hardship as I am facing it right now.
Of course, I don't thank them for being there for me because I am not a person who does that but I am grateful in my very own way and I think that they and my father will be important to me getting back into writing and when I do, there might be the possibility that this experience makes me a better writer -- something I don't really believe as this is such an annoyingly positive point of view of people trying to see a bright side where there is none.
