I wasn't surprised by the fact that the majority of people who voted in the poll voted for the one they did. I just wanted to say that I will be posting about each of them sometime in the near future.
As for the person who voted for 'other', I cannot find where you commented on the blog. Unless, Tessie, it was you and you commented on WWW?
Hope everyone's having a great week!
With eternal love and blessings,
Hanna
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Nope I didn't pick other... I wonder who it was though?
I dunno. Hopefully I will find out soon - just posted this about an hour ago. We'll see.
Hello, I'm the elusive 'other'... I see you are wondering who I am.
It's nice to meet you.
Hello elusive other...may I ask what your concern was?
The thing that worries me the most about being a writer that has yet to go through puberty completely I guess would be a couple of things. I am quite anxious about people actually reading and having an opinion, good or bad, about what I wrote. I want people to read, understand, and feel something. This is not necessarily just being published, or having a well written story with believable characters you'll care about at the end, it has more to do with the story just being read to begin with. I am so very terrified that all of my ideas, all of my stories, shall be never be read and enjoyed, or despised(at least the reader has an opinion), by some far away person I'll never know. Because in the back of my mind, if someone that I don't know, somewhere I've never heard of, gets to read what I wrote and thinks 'hey this is pretty good.' I some how exist outside myself. Does that make since? This is just a stream of consciousness really. That's the best way I can think to explain it really. I just think that if someone gets a chance to read what I wrote then somehow it will... not really complete me, but something along those lines. I really hope all of that made sense. If you need me to elaborate just ask. I'll try my best too.
@Anonymous Surprisingly, yes that makes sense. To answer your questions, I will most likely make a video like I did for "being made fun of". I think that your concerns are along the same lines as some of mine are. Thanks so much for the comment/idea! I hope I can put your mind a little at ease when I cover this...topic. lol.
--Hanna
I'm glad that didn't come out as the soft mumblings of a lunatic then...and I must say, I am quite curious what you think about it. This is a problem that is very personal to me, and knowing that someone else feels the same makes me feel a little bit better... because, you know, I'm something like a sadist, and if I know someone shares my pain, it's all good.
@Anonymous You know, one of the best things about being a writer is that you are never alone in what you are feeling. Someone has felt it before, someone's probably feeling it, and a lot of people have been there.
That might be true, I just wish I had more people that I can easily relate to around me.
I know what you mean - a lot of my writer friends are online.
I think it's almost comical how far spread apart we all are. Teenage writers exist, but for some reason they can't seem to find each other as next door neighbors. It's always from following someones blog or reading a story online somewhere that we liked and contacting the person who wrote it and getting to know them. It doesn't help either that I'm terribly shy, on and off the internet.
I know - I mean, I have writer friends that go to school with me, but still...
I would also like to say thank you for coming out of your shell a little bit to comment on our blog.
Your welcome :). I always feel inspired when I find obscure blogs like this with teenage writers... I just find it easy to relate with what they're going through...it just makes me happy...if that makes sense.
Yes - you make a lot of sense. =D
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