What's your favorite thing about writing?

[LadyKitty]

For me, it's learning strength from my characters but also improving along through my writing journey.

 

[SailusGebel]

 

[Paul_Tromba]

For me, it's a hobby and craft that I can now say I'm proud of. The fact that I can finally jot down all the thoughts and worlds in my head without anyone telling me, no. Sharing them with people is a plus but it also has its downsides. I mean, I started writing out of spite, boredom, and depression. Now, I do it because I can't stop.

 

[Dieter]

Not the writing part.

 

[J_Chemist]

If I were not a writer, I'd be a blacksmith.

Creating something from imagination and through the effort of your own hands is something that cannot be replicated by anything else. Building cars, building houses, building things has always been something that's brought me joy. Making stories is something I've done since I was a youngin', and I've been stubborn enough to never lose it. Writing allows me to bring those stories to life through the use of Word.

The story is important. The journey of the characters is fun. Seeing others enjoy my story is empowering. But, above all, it's when I take that step back and see that I've made something. That is my favorite part.

 

[Iamnotabot]

Basicly, if it weren't for writting i would never be on the hub, meet vampire that are friend with chirstian dragon, witch with no nose, that one agentt like to kidnap me and ofcourse my wife.

But also, "chase that bag" as one would put it.

 

[Sleds]

Creating a world with its rules.

 

[Corty]

Reading other's opinions on my stuff.

 

[Sweetmeat]

I like when other people tell me how great I am. Not at writing, just in general.

 

[Asthael]

There's something satisfying about weaving a reality from nothing but ideas. It's fun and powerful. I also like knitting and painting. I think it's a natural human thing to want to create and writing satisfies that itch. Also, am I the only one that likes the feeling of stacks of worn, wrinkled, handwritten pages in journals or loose leaf? It just feels magical!

 

[RepresentingEnvy]

My favorite thing is imagination, just imagining new things. Also, imagining new ways to use words or flip sentences. That's why I enjoy poetry a lot.

 

[owotrucked]

the imaginary waifus

 

[TheEldritchGod]

I'm a man. To have a favorite thing would imply I had feelings. The only feeling a man should experience is hungry. I write because it's a productive use of my time.

 

[SailusGebel]

the imaginary waifus

this right here is my runner up

 

[K5Rakitan]

What is writing and what does it taste like? Is it safe for my kid to eat?

 

[LadyKitty]

If I were not a writer, I'd be a blacksmith.

Creating something from imagination and through the effort of your own hands is something that cannot be replicated by anything else. Building cars, building houses, building things has always been something that's brought me joy. Making stories is something I've done since I was a youngin', and I've been stubborn enough to never lose it. Writing allows me to bring those stories to life through the use of Word.

The story is important. The journey of the characters is fun. Seeing others enjoy my story is empowering. But, above all, it's when I take that step back and see that I've made something. That is my favorite part.

You speak words of wisdom!

 

[EternalSunset0]

Reading other's opinions on my stuff.

This. And the friends you meet along the way.

 

[LadyKitty]

There's something satisfying about weaving a reality from nothing but ideas. It's fun and powerful. I also like knitting and painting. I think it's a natural human thing to want to create and writing satisfies that itch. Also, am I the only one that likes the feeling of stacks of worn, wrinkled, handwritten pages in journals or loose leaf? It just feels magical!

Writing is so magical, and it's a perfection of art in every artist's soul.

 

[Redemit]

As somebody who struggles greatly with writing for multiple reasons
I don't.

 

[Story_Marc]

My favorite thing about it is how I feel when I create. I feel in my element. That I'm doing what I'm meant to do.