DilThodaPagal
Yaarrr can you help me pretty please.
Moonlitrosette
@DilThodaPagal well mein bhi ye reply dekar soo gayi thi (-_-;) So first of all thanks alot , I am like very grateful you love my writings , and about the tips I am no experienced myself but one thing is that I never write stories having a plot like , i write on real life basis , we see a lot of people hear a lot of people and than with the power of imagination;) i refine them into somethings that's not entirely fictional or sounding like a plot and at the same time not too real life based looking , i only follow this concept for all my books and one shots, and you should try reading alot i mean we do read Wattpad books but also reading books manually helps alot ( I've always fascinated reading ) so I read a lot of books online and offline it really helps in grammar , and it also helps alot in making the stories concise, you just have to write regularly and write whatever comes to your mind once you start drafting them you'll yourself understand the flow after tries and than you can began drafting them concisely, these were all the things that helped , I hope you get something useful from this message (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤
DilThodaPagal
@Moonlitrosette OMG!! Thank you so much for replying. ❤️ And yes, I actually noticed that many of your stories are based on simple, real-life experiences, and I think that's exactly what pulls me towards them. They feel so real and comforting. They're proof that even the simplest plots can leave the deepest impact. That really inspired me because I also believe simple stories have their own kind of beauty. And yes, I do read a lot too... well, not as much now. Since I'm a fresher in college, managing everything has become a little difficult. But whenever I get some free time, I always end up reading. I write as well, but I get so confused when it comes to writing one-shots. I really want to give them a try because I have so many ideas in my mind, and writing a full story for every single idea takes so much time. I already have three ongoing stories and quite a few drafts waiting. So I thought... instead of letting those ideas go to waste, why not turn them into one-shots? And if my readers end up loving any of them, maybe I can expand that idea into a full story later. The only problem is... I have no idea where to start, where to end, or what exactly to include in such a short story. I keep overthinking everything, and it's honestly so frustrating. *crying* But once again, thank you so much for taking the time to reply and share your advice. It genuinely means a lot to me, and it's really sweet of you. ❤️ Take care of yourself. Love you. ❤️
DilThodaPagal
@Moonlitrosette So sorry, main so gayi thi, isliye aapka message nahi dekh paayi. And THANK YOU SO MUCH for replying. I wanted to ask something. How do you write your one-shots? I've read so many one-shots by different writers, but there's just something about yours that's different. They carry so many emotions, and I honestly love them so much. I can still remember every single one-shot you've written. It's like they're still fresh in my memory. They have become my comfort reads. (Although the sad-ending ones made me cry so much. But somehow I still end up reading them again and again.) I really wanted to ask because I also want to start writing one-shots, but I just can't figure out how to write them. I never know where to start or how to put all the emotions into such a short story the way you do. If you don't mind sharing, could you please tell me how you approach writing one-shots? I'd genuinely love to learn from you. ❤
