/lit/ - Literature

>>13637388
It's more important to think than to write.
But once you have achieved the feat of really thinking daily something that is worth writing down, you should start writing.

>>13637392
How do I get into thinking? Sometimes I feel like an NPC living life on autopilot, it just doesn't come natural for me.

>>13637392
>He isn't at the stadia of writing down yet.

>>13637398
If you start writing daily you will learn to think daily.
They go hand in hand.
If you decide to write that day you will first start with thinking "what will I write"?

>>13637406
Idk bro I get writer's block with 4chan posts, knowing that what I put effort into, some people do effortlessly, is pure concentrated suicide fuel. It literally took me 10 minutes to craft this post before publishing it.

>>13637388
what good will writing everyday do me if my words hold no meaning

>>13637427
stop overthinking it and just write. it's just 4channel

>>13637398
Read a lot, try to understand everything has having an inner life and logic you must attempt to grasp, obsess autistically over what interest you until a vision of your own starts to rise above the confusion.
Take years but it's a fun ride.

>>13637401
For the longest time I harbored an almost religious repulsion to writing down my own thoughts. Felt like killing something alive by entombing it in marble, or perhaps like building an idol and thus turning a true living god into a false one. It's only recently that I have started writing regularly.
I don't regret it but I still have my doubts.

>>13637427
Just write what you think, earnestly and without fear of people's reaction and without caring about memes. Anxiety over writing is not a bad sign, but you have to tame it.

>Not knowing how to balance your day properly.

>>13637490
based

>>13637388
I write on a daily basis in this shithole, contributing to ever more shitposting than necessary, slowly adding my negative value to this hellhole of a world that'll, hopefully, end pretty soon.

>>13637490
>Balzac sleep time

Does all-day shitposting yikes walls of text on reddit count?

>>13637388
I do but it's shit

>>13637478
>For the longest time I harbored an almost religious repulsion to writing down my own thoughts. Felt like killing something alive by entombing it in marble, or perhaps like building an idol and thus turning a true living god into a false one.
This. I always feel so hollow after writing down my thoughts.

>>13637478
>>13639350
there is either a deficiency or a superfluity in language when attempting to capture the ideas, concepts, or stories that you mentally formulate. ive been trying to find that "middle-ground" for quite some time now.
but yeah, language seems to distort either reality or the imagination.
nevertheless, i just learned something by typing this post