You must be unintimidated by your own thoughts because if you write with someone looking over your shoulder, you’ll never write.
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Being a Fearless Writer…
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2 responses to “Being a Fearless Writer…”
It is akin to asking who are the characters but ourselves? Letting them act without regard to the narrative (ourselves), our past, ideas, faith etc., allows for purity unto themselves within the circumstance of social and conditional living/interaction.
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Very well said!
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