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that genuinely wasn’t even a late reply, like my friends sometimes don’t answer me back for like days . Anyway, tysm for taking time and answering me and as you said, I myself don’t like to repeat words. Like if I’m writing my diary or even doing my homework, it just feels odd to repeat the same words over and over. Also for me, English isn’t my first language so I sometimes find it hard to find words that could make the sentence better.
            
            In the past I also chatted with AI characters on some apps because I just love to write or experience stories like that. So from that I know how writing differently can really give you that emotions or feelings, and that’s also the thing I find so great about reading and writing. That’s also why I did download wattpad cause if I got the idea of something, there was never a character I could recreate the scene or story with.
            So I am really excited to actually do something with my ideas, and I’ll tell you, I’ve got MANY 
            
            Thank you for all the great tips again, I’ll definitely try it all out and btw - don’t call yourself a not-so-cool writer, I’ve only ever read one of your stories and it was AWESOME !!   
            So don’t ever say that again pookie .

@3sakura3angel3 • However, never force yourself to write for readers or compare yourself to other writers. Write the story you genuinely want to tell. Every writer has their own flaws, style, and uniqueness, and honestly, that's what makes people fall in love with our stories. Don't lose your own voice trying to sound like someone else.
            
            • This one is a little personal, but whenever I feel like I'm running out of ideas, I borrow little moments from real life and reshape them to fit my story. Real emotions are everywhere, and when you blend them into fiction, it feels much more natural. It also helps me get through writer's block.
            
            • Read your chapter again after a few hours or even the next day. You'll notice mistakes that were completely invisible while you were writing.
            
            • And probably my biggest tip... don't wait for motivation. ಥ⁠_⁠ಥ  Sometimes motivation disappears for weeks. Discipline is what actually finishes a book.
            
            • One last tip because this confused me a LOT. If you're writing in present tense and suddenly add a flashback inside the current scene, try writing that flashback in past tense. But if you're making a full flashback scene that completely shifts away from the present timeline, you can write that scene in present tense too. Personally, I use the second method because it's much easier for me to stay consistent.
            
            That's pretty much everything I can think of right now! ;) I hope at least one of these tips helps you. And good luck with your first book!! I'm genuinely rooting for you. Writing can be frustrating sometimes, but it's also one of the most rewarding things ever. So have fun with it and don't be afraid to make mistakes, they're part of becoming a better writer. 

@3sakura3angel3 Sorry for the late reply! ☹️ I literally paused my revision just to answer you bcuz I started writing from absolute zero without anyone to guide me. So if this not-so-cool writer can help another beginner even a little, I'd be more than happy to!! ❤️
            
            • Usually I don't really plan everything in detail. I just dump every random ideas that suddenly pops into my head into my messy notes until a plot slowly forms. There's no need to make character sheets, you'll know who they are while writing. And funnily enough, some of my best plot twists come when I'm about to sleep. So don't be afraid if your story changes halfway through. Sometimes those unexpected turns become the best parts.
            
            • I always try to look for synonyms because I personally don't like repeating the same word a hundred times. Even as a writer, I find that a bit boring. XD But at the same time, don't overdo it by using super advanced English words just to sound fancy. You don't want your readers to stop every other line just to search Google for a meaning. Simplicity is powerful too.
            
            • Another thing I learned is: don't just tell readers what happened, make them feel it. For example: "He held her hand and kissed it." Now compare it to: "His hand found hers, gently lifting those slender fingers until his lips brushed against them in a feather-light touch."
            
            See the difference? The second one lets readers picture the moment instead of simply reading about it. This was something I never realized as a beginner, and it's one of the reasons my older writing felt a little flat.

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