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Nadine E.E. Hamilton's avatar

There's absolutely nothing wrong with this. I'm currently writing essay drafts in between speaking to customers at work haha. Anyway that we can fit writing around our lifestyle is better than not writing at all. Do you! Your essays are a beautiful read and I always do my best to make some time to get to them and comment.

afiyah | modern womanhood ✨'s avatar

So true!! Any way we can fit writing around our lifestyles makes all the difference, waiting for the perfect conditions to write means we'd be waiting forever. Thank you for reading and joining me on my journey ❤️

Nadine E.E. Hamilton's avatar

Yes! It could even be seen as a form of procrastination. Keep going Hun 💚

Maria J.'s avatar

Exactly this!! If we all waited for that perfect, uninterrupted stretch of time there would be far fewer of us. Looking out for and taking advantage of those small fragments of time makes them feel more special in a way too ❤️

afiyah | modern womanhood ✨'s avatar

That is so true!! The conditions don't need to be perfect, we just need to find those pockets of time. Thanks for reading ❤️

Chiara Marcella's avatar

i actually love this!! creativity will come at the most random times, and being a writer means that your notes app is just full of random thoughts, sentences, and short paragraphs. most of us don’t have the privilege to take all the time in the world to write, but being a writer means still finding the time despite that, even if it means just 2 mins while waiting for the kettle to boil

afiyah | modern womanhood ✨'s avatar

Completely agree!! I was stuck in getting the perfect conditions before I started writing and that's when I decided there's actually no perfect time to write, you must write in the little moments throughout the day that you have and it just gets done. Thanks for reading ❤️