/lit/ - Literature

>>9794378
I've struggled for years, anon. I've known your feeling before.

First came prose, diction, format.
I learned how to write well.

Then came pretense, popularity, comprehensiveness, and premise.
I learned how to right relatable material.

Then came structure, plot, editing, and structure. I learned to eliminate what was unnecessary, and make my efforts more worth my time.

I am still learning, and one thing to always keep in mind is, take a break when you need to. If writing doesn't make you happy go focus on your life for a while. You'll accumulate inspiration and experience. Hierarchy of needs comes first.

>>8063494
>You're also not getting the more nuanced implication/meaning of 'cuck' as an obscenity. A cuckold is someone who forsakes that to which he has an exclusive right; in the cuckold's case, conjugal rights. Applied to liberals, it also carries a similar meaning; only as opposed to conjugal rights, it refers to culture/tradition/etc.

People don't marry their cultural/traditions though. They are free to accept, reject or change it. Just like you are free to accept, reject or change the definition of cuckold (you have chosen to change it. Does that mean you're cuckolding the traditional definition of cuckold? LOL)

This is what has always been done. There will always be those who cling to the status quo like punk ass busters, CJ.