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You know you’re a writer when you not only have a Wattpad, but you have an entire book on Wattpad dedicated to ranting about all of the cliches in the romance genre.
@Adry_Grace AGH, THE ROMANCE GENRE. Please, don’t get me started…
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@everyone THIS THREAD MAKES ME SO HAPPY
@everyone You know you’re a writer when you go to write down the word ‘wolves’ and instead, your hand writes ‘elves’.
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You know you are a writer when you rewrite books that you have read, and put a different ending in your mind and/or write them from the point of view of a side character or villain.
You know you are a writer when wearing a cloak when it is cold in the morning is completely normal. 😉
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You know you’re a writer when you spell one of your character’s name wrong and then feel absolutely disgusted with yourself.
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@graciegirl Oh, trust me. I’ve done that quite a lot. 😛
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@daeus Oh, good! I’m not the only one. 😜
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@graciegirl Definitely not the only one.
I love using names like Jadyn or Kiera in my stories, but there’s so many variations to the name. Is it Jayden? Jaden? Jadyn? Or how about Kyra? Kiara? Ciera? The auto-correct on my poor phone…
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@that_writer_girl_99 Yes!! Exactly! It doesn’t help that I am constantly changing the way certain names are spelled.
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@graciegirl I’ve done it too many times.
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@graciegirl Yessss. Sometimes because they are ‘weird names’ and sometimes because I can’t remember… Is it Allan or Allen? Nathan or Nathen?
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@hope 😀 Indeed. I can never remember whether it was an ‘o’ or an ‘a’, or two ‘r’s or one ‘r’. I printed my book (for editing purposes) and didn’t remember until afterward that the name still had two spellings in it.
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