HaveYouSeenThisGuy_
Give a short description of yourself as a writer.
I am not a writer. I am just a person who likes to scribble magic on paper. Giving life to a universe made up and sharing it to the world.
1.) In a world full of "clichés" and "tropes", how can a writer stand out?
Cliché is not a boundary, it is actually a playing card. It takes a good magic scribbler to play the card to their favor. We are already in the modern world, and in this world there's only like 0.0001% chance that the magic you're scribbling on paper is 100% original. Everything is a non-verbatim copy of another. It's up to us on how we can play the cliché card on our favor, and make our story the most unique possible.
2.) What are the ways to step out of the comfort zone and achieve flexibility in writing (especially when a writer is stuck on using one genre and one style only)?
Write free. People don't actually have comfort zones. All they have is fear of trying something new. The best way to step out of one's comfort zone is to just write free regardless of experience and other things. So putting it in simple terms, just write freely.
3.) What can you give as an advice for the aspiring writers who are still discovering the writers within themselves?
Life is full of discoveries. Life is a continuous learning process. As long as we're here, we need to keep learning and exploring. As long as there is life, continue writing and discovering. Let life teach you and find the potential in you, don't hinder yourself. Don't put walls and boundaries of what you should learn. Keep exploring the endless knowledge that life has to offer. Drown in the sea of life's wisdom and keep searching for that inner you, it's just somewhere...keep looking and never stop.
