@minmin_jeongie This message is not at all about calling out names or judging authors, but it's just a little reminder for all writers to remember why we even write. I acknowledge that a lot of the people who use AI feel pressure into creating perfect works, there is a pressure to fit in with the rest of the more notable writers here. But, please, if writing is starting to turn into performance instead of play, I encourage taking a step back from posting and trying to write without AI.
You don't need the audience, because when you express yourself through the art you love, you won't be doing it for the sake of likes, and good comments. And that love disappears, when you depend so much of it on external value.
Write badly on purpose if you have to, don't post if you have to, hell, if good and bad writing mattered that much, then how did Colleen Hoover literally become a best selling author?? The art would lose it's humanness if we depend it on a machine, and it would end up like we all told our stories the same.
Don't worry about success just yet, you are still growing, and so full of potential. You'll have little wins along the way, like learning new vocab and reading other authors. The most important part isn't the likes and comments, it's your whole journey, and developing your own style, and learning from mistakes. I'm almost not that good of a writer, but it isnt an excuse to use AI, a literal non human thing trying to do something that brings life to human passion.
Have a healthy week guys,
