How to write and what to write about
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from 12/28/2018
The secret to creative success is disequilibrium. What are you oversaturated with? I'm at a point where I'd like to write less about relationships, physical appearance, interpersonal conflict and emotional turbulence. Not because I’ve artistically exhausted any of those things, but because I’m personally exhausted of them. There’s a quote that describes addiction as the opposite of variation. I’m sick of addiction and I want variation; I don’t want to write about these experiences anymore because I’ve long been fascinated by them, spent time exploring them thoroughly, and now want to…
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