Author-Haq
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu author
Iam a new writer
Can u pls read my book , follow
And i wanna know whats muslim writes is about
I hope u dont mind
avian_Muslimah
avian_Muslimah
writing a sad ending or reading a sad ending?
malachi_malachite
@avian_Muslimah this is a good q.. tysm wfor these qs yoo luv em! i dont actively recall writing a sad ending which make me choose writing sad ending i think sad endings also give room for healing and rumination which a reader in real world could relate with and heal.. but why dont i recall writing so is whats frustrating me now xD
windy_boi
@avian_Muslimah writing 1000% reading makes me feel things I'd rather not
Notnoorbutfizzy
@avian_Muslimah Reading a sad ending. Because If I ever write a sad ending I will never forgive myself
awhisperofgold
THE QUIET ARCHITECTURE OF A BETTER LIFE
PILLAR 8 — ALLOW ROOM FOR RENEWAL
Rest is not a sign of laziness. It is a necessary part of maintaining the life we are working so hard to build. When we constantly push ourselves without allowing time to pause, we may begin to feel guilty for stepping away, as though every moment of rest is a moment taken away from our responsibilities. Yet working continuously without recovery can leave us exhausted, overwhelmed, and eventually lead to major burnouts. Taking a break allows the mind and body to recover, giving us the clarity, energy, and focus needed to return as a better version of ourselves. One simple way to create this space is to choose one day each week, such as a Sunday, as a personal reset day. A day to step away from work, slow down, breathe, enjoy the present, make countless memories with loved ones and reflect. Rest should not be something we earn only after reaching exhaustion. It should be built into the structure of our lives before we reach that point. Because when we refuse to give ourselves time to pause, eventually our bodies will demand the rest we were not giving them. A strong life is not built by constantly moving forward, but by knowing when to pause, renew, and return with greater strength.
MT
avian_Muslimah
writing deaths or writing births
morfusmax1
@avian_Muslimah I gather this means you haven't read Echoes of Home yet...?
morfusmax1
@avian_Muslimah I dunno...I've sort of cheated at writing either one.
avian_Muslimah
writing combat or romance?
morfusmax1
@avian_Muslimah I can apparently write romance without realizing it. Combat is a challenge.
Notnoorbutfizzy
@avian_Muslimah BOTH WITH ALL MY HEART!!!
Notnoorbutfizzy
@avian_Muslimah BOTH WITH ALL MY HEART!!!
avian_Muslimah
fake flowers or real flowers?
awhisperofgold
@avian_Muslimah Real because they wither
pulchra_aurum
real flowers
dustedmirror
flowers. period.
avian_Muslimah
june or august
ukhtbushra
june for sure
ukhtbushra
@morfusmax1 same
morfusmax1
@avian_Muslimah June, I think. By the time August starts, I get moody about things I hadn't done in summer.
awhisperofgold
THE QUIET ARCHITECTURE OF A BETTER LIFE
PILLAR 7 — CROSS THE THRESHOLD
Growth begins the moment we are willing to embrace the unfamiliar, even when it feels uncomfortable. Remaining in a place of certainty may provide a sense of security, but it often limits personal development and prevents us from discovering our true potential. Although it can be difficult to step out of your comfort zone, doing so allows you to build confidence, develop resilience, and gain experiences that would otherwise remain out of reach. One simple way to encourage this growth is by setting one meaningful goal each month that challenges you to try something new, no matter how small it may seem. Over time, these small acts of courage become stepping stones towards greater opportunities. Life is built on the chances we choose to take, and every new experience offers an opportunity to learn, grow, and evolve. Great things rarely come from standing still; they are achieved by those who are willing to take chances and venture beyond what feels comfortable.
MT
avian_Muslimah
UFO or submarine
Notnoorbutfizzy
@avian_Muslimah UFO i hate going deep into water...
avian_Muslimah
empty page or half-filled page?
Notnoorbutfizzy
@avian_Muslimah Half filled i guess