Defining Myself through Writing

By writing ourselves to define ourselves, I can write various sounds and styles as well as various themes; I hope that each part represents my different aspect I will. I do not need to say "This is me," but I occasionally show it; sometimes it can be stronger than the others. By writing, I allow you to show my real self, I can express myself and try different styles. I warn you that my writing is never too complicated, I am still very practical and calm. Composition I change it to a verb and write "I write." Strangely, I have a strong interest in music, but I never wrote it.

I must admit that my style confuses some people. But basically this is how I define myself as a person through books, writing, and dragons. And to be honest, self discovery and defining ourself as a person will never stop. Over the years, you will gain more experience, and more moments can help you understand that you have more than eyes. For me, I am still very young, so I still have a long way to complete my personal definition. If some of you may not fully understand me, let me tell you who I am. I love to write, to make stories, to read books, and to become obsessed with dragons. Basically, I am different. I am proud that I am different.

If you want to define yourself as a writer, you only need to write more. There is no learning process and milestones are not signs that I have the right to call myself a writer. Reading about writing can not make me a writer. This is an application practice. If I read all the books on how to write books and want to understand everything about it like my back, I will write a book until I actually act on writing a book I can not say that. Book

That was when I started writing, but I never called myself a writer. I am good at English, that is it. Writing is what I am doing for myself. I did it all through high school, college, and law school. I wrote a diary, I wrote a blog, I sent a tweet, I wrote a joke on Facebook because I needed to write. I dream of growing and becoming a true writer. I am like Wendy of Peter Pan: I am not ready to stand up against the tragedy of growth. This is an interesting question. This question is a person who calls myself a writer, a real writer. Is it a good thing or a bad thing? Why is Haruki Murakami said that it is embarrassing that he is a writer, but a white 20 - year - old girl in the thought list loudly announced "I am writing my first book about New York" ? What is the mysterious world that separates them?