YWS Confessions

YWS Confessions

You need to click on the link, confess something, and it will be posted on the club behalf, no names mentioned!

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  • SecreteJournalist
    SecreteJournalist · Sep 30, 2015
    I used to write poetry every day. It helped me cope with my thoughts, and feelings, and the darkness I felt. But a few months ago I didn't write a poem one day. That turned into a week. The week turned into a month. I write off and on now, but not writing every day scares me. Especially with so much emotion in my head. I'm ashamed and confused because I don't think it's writer's block. In all honesty though, I'm not sure what it is. But all I know is that I hate it.

    Prokaryote replied · Sep 30, 2015

    so write lol


    SecreteJournalist replied · Oct 1, 2015

    I wish it was that simple, but I can't


    NewYork30 replied · Oct 10, 2015

    I can relate so much...I used to write every day for years. At school I carried a notebook with me everywhere because throughout the day my head would explode with ideas of things to write about. My room was filled with post it notes of lines I made up to use in poems and other ideas. I haven't written in almost a year, and finally I just started again. It isn't writers block for me, it is due to emotionally stress that made it hard for me to find the right words to say when I normally could. Writing was the only way to express myself and I lost that so quickly, and I'm so happy to start to get it back. It takes time. Sit down with a blank piece of paper and write the first thing that comes to mind. I started writing again by thinking of a scenario and pretending to be in the scenario and write about it so that I didn't have to think of something to write based on my own experiences and feelings, which is what I usually do . I hope this helps!



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