So She's an Introvert?



Most inspiring writers are introverts. Have you realized that, yet?  Being an inspiring writer isn't what's  cracked up to be. Sitting at home, while you're sick, thinking of something new to write. Even sitting on the toilet or while you're taking a shower. You are thinking. Thinking of something inspiring. I spend most of my time looking for inspiration. For a short period of time I thought it would be like finding your own muse in someone or something. So, you think to yourself,
 Is it even worth it? 
Why am I writing? 
And a bunch of other unnecessary questions and thoughts, us, introverts think of. 

Just to find out that writing is just a part of who you are. 

Yes, you make come up with writer's block, obstacles, and a longing for an inquisition behavior like you had no clue.

Your muse? Simple. It's you. It's your life. Your choices. 
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