How To Deal With Writer's Block Mga Nobela at Kwento

I have these feelings, feelings that I'll bear forever. I sighed heavily and started my work. I grabbed my notebook and pen, and opened the first page. But... WHAT THE HECK AM I GOING TO WRITE? I didn't have any idea, and I didn't know how to start. What the heck was happening in my brain? It stopped processing ideas. But I thought that if I watched some romantic movies, maybe I would get an idea of what to write. So I went to my room and rummaged through my CD collection.

I just kept staring at their hands running all over each other's bodies as I didn't even know what to feel anymore. A/N: I have finally gotten to chapter 50. The journey has been a quick and unsettling one as I have to be on my toes all the time on what to write and writer's block can be a bitch. It's not so easy writing for people to read because authors literally have to take every single thing into consideration. "Do I want to put this here? Should I make this long or short? Does this statement or humor or pun offend anybody?"

Annie raised her hand in surrender. "Don't get me started on that. I have been on the procrastination side for about a week now. I've not written shit." "I thought the ideas just rush like water." "It's not as easy as it may sound to people. Writing is not easy. It frustrates the life out of you. That's why I'm taking all the time I need. So I have a plan for you guys." I raised a brow. "What plan?" "Let's get out of here. I need a change of environment. Take go out and have some fun. It's boring staying in one place for the whole day.”

Hello fam. I hope we're all doing good. So, I have this to say: Writing is not an easy task 😭 I'm a student (just finished my exams btw), I work as a freelance writer and I also run a business. I have several responsibilities in church too so writer's block tends to hit me a lot. I have a trip next week and I'm not even going with my laptop so I would not be able to update for the whole week, I'm so sorry guys😭😭😭

Life had a great sense of humor. But then again, I probably deserved it. That night, I couldn’t sleep and I spent my time replaying the event that just happened. Sitting in my room, I stared at the blank page in my notebook and let out a sigh. Whenever I felt stuck about something, I turned to writing to untangle the mess that was in my head. Unfortunately, this mess was bigger than I thought.

" Once again she read the story. How weak was her character. Accepting defeat. There was nothing inspirational about it. She took her pencil and scratched through the entire page, cursing loudly. She couldn't understand why the ideas just were coming randomly but in scatters and she just couldn't join the dots to get a really good story. She really wanted this scholarship that it brought tears to her eyes. She knew she was good enough. She had the skill and the talent but what use was it when she just couldn't pitch a good story. Thinking that she might suffer from writer's block, she got herself a cup of coffee and sipped on it slowly. She closed her eyes and took in deep breaths. Calming h

I knew if they asked for any proof, the curse would defend itself. What should I do to make myself stop thinking about the crime? First, I would make myself busy. Second, I would never mind the world. Third, I would eat three meals a day, even if I wasn't hungry. I would get enough sleep, though I wasn't drowsy. Lastly, I would stop thinking about anything, though it was difficult to stop because my story was all about that.

He immediately added, rolling his eyes. In return, Jake only gave him a deadpan look and sat on his seat once again. He couldn't deny that he needed somebody's presence to relax. Staring at the pile of folders in the table and crumpled pieces of paper on the floor would make him go mad. His work is heavy. And he thought being a writer would mean he'll just write, but a lot of things could happen along the way. Like a writer's block, like what's happening to him right now. He can't even think of one word to start his novel. Not even one word despite having million of words in the dictionary. Something just doesn't feel right. Literally no ideas. Zero. None. "What's with the boo boo face, baby

“Anyway. Stop frowning. How’s the new series? Did your editor stop sending you those passive-aggressive smiley faces?” “Editor’s fine. I’m the one malfunctioning.” I slumped back in the chair. “I’ve hit a wall. Like a real, brick, municipal wall. The smut won’t smut. The kisses taste like cardboard. Every intimate scene reads like two mannequins bumping plastic lips.” She snorted into her wine. “So… writer’s block.” “More like libido block,” I muttered. “I haven’t been able to write heat because I haven’t felt it. Not for anyone.”

“You seeing a doc?” I shrugged. “Clinic wants to give me something with side effects that scare me more than the problem. I’m not signing on to lose a month to a fog.” “Then don’t,” he said. “Walk. Eat. Meetings. Sleep on top of the blankets when the heat gets loud. Write it down. If it’s real, it’ll be there in the morning. If it’s dope, it’ll change the story when you make eye contact. That’s how I tell.”