Personal Experience: Myself As a Writer

I also like to send text messages to my relatives and friends through my mobile app. To send a text message, use a language called "SMS language". It is not really a language; it includes a specific set of short words to save more time when sending text messages. For example, '' Hello, how are you today? Replace '' elo hw ar u tday 'with a short message language. The last thing that I like to write is prose, especially when I am not interested in the subject I have to write.

I want to be a writer. I started writing almost everyday (at least publicly) since November. Will this make me a writer? Yes, No. Although I am a writer, I do not think that I am a writer. Why? The writer is a person who devotes much effort to creating something. I have not invested much energy on these media postings. I spend an hour a day writing text on this website. Most days are nearly 30 minutes, and there are also 15 minutes inside. How did it happen to someone? They spent time and energy. Do basketball players become basketball players by playing catch-up games for 30 minutes with friends once a week? If you ask that person, they may say they are just playing basketball. Where is the way to become a person known for specific things? When did the piano player become a pianist? Did they record their own original songs after they played some shows well?

I am always a writer. I am a writer. I wrote personal essays, monologues, scenes and even dramas. But when did you really become a writer? Why do I give different titles myself, but I did not say "I am a writer?" I retired and I was repeatedly asked about this issue recently thinking about. I did a lot of things. I am a cocktail waitress at the chart house where Malibu is currently disbanded. I am a guide to Universal Studios. I am an actor (I still play my role in my wallet and high school and college if I count the two words I mentioned in Herman 's Hermit movie, 1966 SAG card). I am a new customer representative at the bank. I am a secretary. I am a receptionist for a travel agency. I am a food critic of Beverly Hills Courier (throwing the newspaper). I am a court reporter. I am a teacher at a courtroom report school.

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?