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Does anyone else lose interest in a story they are writing after a few days. For me, when I try to come back to it I have a hard time feeling the moods and emotions that caused me to write in the first place. I feel like the the writing I do after the initial excitement phase is less passionate and it shows. Anyone have any strategies to combat this?

>> No.3496743
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3496743

Don't stop writing until you finish it.

>> No.3496747

Well if the story is below twenty or so pages a strategy could be to force yourself to finish in only a few days. Otherwise I would say that you shouldn't worry about it and instead focus on starting as many stories as possible: this will improve the chances you'll be in the mood to work on one of them at any given time.

>> No.3496771
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3496771

I'm the exact same

Feels shitty