Re: Ask Drew.
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 1:26 am
What do you think of my new story in the writing section? (20 to 1)
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I... have basically made it a policy not to comment on others' stories, and it has nothing to do with how good it is. It's about trust. If I haven't built up that level of trust with you, I don't want to be afraid of hurting any feelings or anything if I don't like the story. Basically, I've found it easier to go about, keeping my opinions to myself when solicited, unless the person honestly wants to know what I have to say, in which case...jester747 wrote:What do you think of my new story in the writing section? (20 to 1)
My motivation for... what?Chozon1 wrote:But...that doesn't make sense. You haven't proven to me it's impossible. And you still didn't answer as to what your motivation was.
Oh.Chozon1 wrote:Arguing at all.
But I....really do want to hear what you have to say...Drewsov wrote:I... have basically made it a policy not to comment on others' stories, and it has nothing to do with how good it is. It's about trust. If I haven't built up that level of trust with you, I don't want to be afraid of hurting any feelings or anything if I don't like the story. Basically, I've found it easier to go about, keeping my opinions to myself when solicited, unless the person honestly wants to know what I have to say, in which case...jester747 wrote:What do you think of my new story in the writing section? (20 to 1)
Sorry, man.jester747 wrote:But I....really do want to hear what you have to say...Drewsov wrote:I... have basically made it a policy not to comment on others' stories, and it has nothing to do with how good it is. It's about trust. If I haven't built up that level of trust with you, I don't want to be afraid of hurting any feelings or anything if I don't like the story. Basically, I've found it easier to go about, keeping my opinions to myself when solicited, unless the person honestly wants to know what I have to say, in which case...jester747 wrote:What do you think of my new story in the writing section? (20 to 1)
(trust me, I can take it.)
None of the above? ...Chozon1 wrote:Your point was rather...round and not pointy.
Yellowcard?
Greencard? O_O
I've always wanted to get something published. And even though I have the stuff for it, I can't seem to actually buckle down, write the letter and send it off. Me = Fail.TripExistence wrote:You remind me a lot of my best friend. We'll argue about stuff for hours on end, not that it actually matters, but because it's somewhat entertaining for both of us, although I think he gets more fun out of it than I do.
Anyways, what is one thing that you've always wanted to do, but have never done?
It isn't that hard, is it? I mean, it would be if they didn't like it, but you keep trying, right? Right?Drewsov wrote:I've always wanted to get something published. And even though I have the stuff for it, I can't seem to actually buckle down, write the letter and send it off. Me = Fail.
Sure... but where's my drive? There's the question.TripExistence wrote:It isn't that hard, is it? I mean, it would be if they didn't like it, but you keep trying, right? Right?Drewsov wrote:I've always wanted to get something published. And even though I have the stuff for it, I can't seem to actually buckle down, write the letter and send it off. Me = Fail.
Lyricism and chord progressions.TripExistence wrote:I do believe there's a fire burning under your computer chair.
At least you have stuff; I can't get enough motivation to keep writing, much less just sending it in to be published.
What certain elements of music appeal to you?