There are enough caveats here that I'm hesitant, but I'm definitely interested.
Incidentally, I am also implementing a three strikes policy - as in I'll still using your website after seeing this shit three times.
Might finally be the time for me to commit to finishing a playthrough. I enjoyed what I played, just got distracted by other things.
I'm not paying for it, lol - I'm using the free trial right now.
I'm using Feedbin right now but don't know if I'll stick with it.
Used Reddit is Fun. Obviously not anymore.
Yakuza! I finished Yakuza 0 after years of trying to get through it, and started Kiwami. It's been a lot of fun.
My nose has felt miserable for like a month and I finally have my ENT appointment on Tuesday, so that's great.
So many people are just looking for something to complain about with Beehaw. Just go to another instance. It's not that hard! That's the beauty of the Fediverse!
Thank you! This is really helpful to hear. Concentrating on short stories might really be the way to go at the moment; the novel I'm working on right now is fantasy and I could definitely explore some scenes with my main character outside of the scope of that in order to practice.
Thank you for the advice! I think part of the problem is that I've never been able to just write. I always take a ton of time for each sentence. I know that's something that I need to get over because it slows me down immensely.
Hey all.
I've been writing a novel recently - I'm only 2200 words in. It feels like so little and so much at the same time.
Until I graduated college, I loved writing. Reading, too. Then, it feels like my ADHD got much worse and I lost all the passion I had for both. I had about a year of really intense depression while trying to find my first job during COVID. I had basically written nothing for almost three years up until recently. I started, and did not finish, a short story, and am working now on this "novel". The problem is that I love writing in the abstract, I love putting words together in interesting ways and telling a story. But I can't stop looking at the word count and feeling hopeless. I can't stop feeling like there's no point to any of it because my writing is shit. I feel like all of my passion has just left and I don't know how to get it back, but I desperately want it back.
This isn't a question, really, despite the title. I guess I needed to vent and know if I'm not alone in having experienced this.
Calling your employees "Snoos" is the cringiest shit.
It's disappointing seeing people cave so quickly when under the slightest inconvenience. It doesn't matter for me, though - I'm not going back. If anything, this has helped me realize the unhealthy relationship I had with Reddit and was a good way to break that.
To new and better things.
This is going to become more and more common in the AAA space as we move further into the PS5/Xbox Series X world. Better to get used to it now.
I have it on Steam! I just have a huge backlog so I haven't gotten to it.
I should really finally play the original trilogy.
I can't not be excited for Starfield. I'm sure it'll be a buggy mess at launch, but the concept of a new BGS IP with mods is extremely exciting.
