Young Writers Society

wolf4 wrote:You know you're a writer when real guys don't appeal to you anymore. Only the hot, fictional characters you create make you swoon.

So guilty of this one.

You know you're a writer when you are the first person people ask for a pen, because they know you all ways have one with you.

You know you're a writer when...

You start planning your Nano in April.

Your friends hate November, because you flip flop from "Yay! I'm ahead of schedule on my NaNo!" to "My plot sucks! I'm the worst writer ever!", sometimes in a matter of hours.

You suddenly dive for a piece of paper in the middle of your English teacher's lecture, and all he does is sigh and say "Plot bunnies strike again?"

You know you're a writer when...

You have resorted to writing down key plot points on your arms, hands, feet, etc. for lack of something else to write on.

You never forgive your parents for your easy childhood. (Aha, joking there. ;D Silly ol' writer cliches.)

You occasionally are tempted to go through and *edit* your least favorite book.

You are sure you're able to recommend any type of person any type of book.

You know you're a writer when "infodump" is a verb, noun, adjective, and adverb.

You know you're a writer when you have a 'printer friendly' version of your work.

Finally! People who get me!

You know you're a writer when you can write a 1,000 word essay without blinking an eye.

You know you're a writer when you wake up in the morning and your draft is lying near your head on the bed. with a thought "didnt know i've fallen asleep..."

happen to me lots of time...

You know you're a writer when you have a book on writing in your bookbag to read on the bus.

You know you're a writer when you have more leisure books in your bookbag than textbooks.

You know you're a writer when...
You meet another writer at a party and can't talk about anything else for the rest of the night.

You know you're a writer when all you've said in the last 5 minutes is "Oh my God! That's so true!"

And if u rd ths sentnce nd almst hve a hrt attck MEGA LOLZ

You know you're a writer when your English teacher asks you for advice on something he's writing.

You know you're a writer when you constantly feel the need to re-write your friend's (She says she's 'better' at english than you, but she's so stubborn that you give up trying to tell her that your story won a competition when hers didn't...)story's, and then, upon reading them, she admits that your re-write is better.

ha ha
You know you're a writer when you analyze a conversation you had with a friend to try and make the dialogue more natural. . . and then use it in a story . . .

You know you're a writer when you want to drop English because you don't learn anything, and your teacher gives you detentions because you don't do your work. Then she 'confiscates' your English book because she wants to 'see how much work you have done'. When she gives it back she admits that she wanted to read your stories. (True story)

When a stranger reminds you of a character you've written.

When you don't realise what time it is because you're so engrossed in what your writing.